Is this Auto Loan Fraud

I bought a car in 2007 which i financed through the dealership. Sometime after i signed the contract the dealership added an extra $1000 to the amount financed, and sent their copy into the lender. I recently did the math of how much i have paid compared to how much i owed and it didnt add up, so i called the lender and they told me I financed a different amount from what was on my carbon copy of the contract. So i requested a copy of the contract they recieved from the dealership and sure enough an extra $1000 had been added to it. I compared my contract to the one the dealer sent into the lender and i found that all signatures, dates and invoice numbers match but the dollar amounts didnt which i dont understand cause its a carbon copy. what should i do??
      Answer1:Tim: Confront the dealship and demand an answer to your satisfaction for these differing amounts. Dont settle for anything less!
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