Submandates: Trade Values Case Studies - Section 3

Case Study 1: The Inflated Expectations of a Used Car Salesman

A tale of woe and deceit in the world of used car sales.

Meet Joe, a used car salesman with a penchant for stretching the truth. He claimed his 2007 model had 'only 10,000 miles' on it, when in reality, it had 'only 50,000 miles... on the moon.'

But that's not all, folks! Joe also promised the car had a 'one-of-a-kind, custom paint job,' when in fact, it was just a can of spray paint he'd slapped on himself.

Read on to learn more about Joe's other questionable business practices.

Case Study 2: The Great Sock Conspiracy

A story of deceit, corruption, and the power of a good sock drawer.

In a shocking turn of events, our team uncovered a deep-seated conspiracy involving the theft of millions of dollars worth of socks from the world's top retailers.

Meet Bob, a former accountant who used his knowledge of tax law to embezzle millions from the Sock-o-matic Corporation.

But that's not all, folks! Bob's scheme involved not just socks, but also a network of corrupt accountants, a secret underground lair, and a team of highly trained ninja sock-stealing specialists.

Click here to learn more about the shocking truth behind the Great Sock Conspiracy.