http://people.bakersfield.com/home/Blog/Cheapskate/23019 This find is reported by Reid Kanaley of The Philadelphia Inquirer. Here's what he writes in a tip sheet out this week: "Jeff Ostroff, a “self-proclaimed consumer advocate,” says he intends his Web site to help a car buyer save $2,000 on a purchase (though testimonials claim even bigger savings). He gets paid by some of the car-shopping Web sites that he recommends, but insists that he really, really likes those sponsors. See if you don’t recognize yourself as a victim in his list of top car-dealer scams." It's at www.carbuyingtips.com This find is reported by Reid Kanaley of The Philadelphia Inquirer. Here's what he writes in a tip sheet out this week: "Jeff Ostroff, a “self-proclaimed consumer advocate,” says he intends his Web site to help a car buyer save $2,000 on a purchase (though testimonials claim even bigger savings). He gets paid by some of the car-shopping Web sites that he recommends, but insists that he really, really likes those sponsors. See if you don’t recognize yourself as a victim in his list of top car-dealer scams." It's at www.carbuyingtips.com en-us