<prompt> Human: Hi Reddit, First time posting here, so please let me know if Im in the wrong place for this question. Heres what happened: I bought a car recently from Toyota. We bought the car in cash. We financed through a 3rd party Credit Union and gave a check for part of the purchase price of the car. The dealership just called and wanted our credit card info to charge an extra 750 because they gave us a rebate that is only applicable if we financed through Toyota, which we did not. More details: I paid 1,000 on a credit card and then gave them a check from my credit union which essentially makes it a cash deal, at least between me and the dealership. The bill of sale has no mention of the rebate on it. Just the final purchase price of the Toyota on there. Does the dealership have any legal grounds to recover the rebate amount? Can they charge my credit card for that amount? Anything I should be aware of or look for in the coming days as they try and get the money back?  <response>: This is a very common scam. I have seen at least a half dozen similar stories here on PF. Dont fall for it. You have signed paperwork. They knew full well what they were doing, and what they were going to attempt next.Forgot to add the term for this scam is a yo-yo scam. 