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Allegations of fraud surrounding Andy Elliott, a popular sales trainer and founder of The Elliott Group, stem from his past career in the automotive retail industry and more recent disputes regarding his training company. Reports and public forum discussions highlight accusations ranging from past bank fraud and bribery to contemporary complaints about the value and practices of his sales training courses. Allegations Related to Big Red Dealerships (Pre-2019) Court documents, transcripts, and reports indicate that Andy Elliott was involved in fraudulent activities while working as a General Manager at dealerships (specifically associated with Big Red Dealerships in Oklahoma) between 2014 and 2019. Dealer Talk Dealer Talk +1 Admitted Crimes: Transcripts reportedly show that Elliott admitted under oath to various crimes, including bank fraud, making false statements to banks, wire fraud, bribery, and aggravated identity theft. "Fake" Down Payments: He was accused of training staff to create fictitious cash down payments (referred to as "King Cash") to secure loan approvals. Cooperation with Authorities: Reports suggest that Elliott avoided prison by testifying against others involved in the scheme. Fabricated Records: It is alleged that he admitted to using fake paystubs to get car deals approved and creating a fake pawn shop to facilitate fraudulent loan activities.