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I received a flyer advertising a "$100,000 Lady Luck Game" and a "Tariff Relief Tent Event" next to Space Coast Harley Davidson. The flyer promised prizes up to $100,000, including a car, cash, and AirPods for test driving a vehicle. The game card included in the flyer matched symbols indicating a winning prize. I called the provided number and was told I needed to come in person to claim the prize. Upon researching and comparing with others who received the same flyer, I found that all game cards were printed with the same "winning" combination, making the game deceptive. It is clear that this is a bait-and-switch tactic used to lure consumers under false pretense. These marketing tactics are misleading and predatory. They exploit people's trust by presenting a false impression of winnings that are nearly impossible to collect unless specific (and undisclosed) conditions are met. I urge the BBB to investigate this company for deceptive advertising and predatory business practices. Consumers should not be misled with fake promotions designed to drive foot traffic and high-pressure sales. — A concerned Florida resident