<prompt> Human: So I attempted to save some money on a used car at a corporate auction by going with a dealer a friend had used previously for the same thing. The dealer told me I couldnt be present at bidding and he never showed me his purchasing paperwork I failed to ask. After finalizing sale yesterday I started thinking it over and getting suspicious, so I had an out of state friend look up the sale price on the auction company website. Looks like the dealer quoted me 1,300 higher final bid than he actually paid, and still had me pay him a finders fee and some auction fees altogether I paid about 15 more than the final bid.I still got a decent deal on the car but the dealer had said the whole time that he would only charge me 200 over the purchasing price for his time. I feel like a fool and that I was conned. It all seems so obvious, looking back.Any advice? What course of action do I have? Take a lesson and move on? Confront the guy? Raise a ruckus Im still in the anger stage, a bit?Edit: Crap. I just realized that I still have to wait for him to get the title and send it to me. I have the bill of sale from him to me and a copy of the cashiers check, so proving my purchase from him would not be hard, but Im thinking Id better not make any accusations until I get that title.  <response>: Tell him you were looking through the paperwork and you dont see an original receipt for the car from the auction house. Say that you called the auction house make the call to confirm and these numbers dont add up and that you would like to get it sorted out. 