Okla. Stat. tit. 15, § 15-765.3: Acts constituting fraud

A. A person commits the offense of home repair fraud if the

person knowingly or with reason to know:

1. Enters into a consumer transaction for home repair and

knowingly or with reason to know:

a. misrepresents a material fact relating to the terms of

the consumer transaction or the preexisting or

existing condition of any portion of the property

involved, or creates or confirms an impression of the

consumer which is false and which the violator does

not believe to be true, or promises performance which

the violator does not intend to perform or knows will

not be performed, or

b. uses or employs any deception, false pretense or false

promises in order to induce, encourage or solicit such

consumer to enter into any consumer transaction, or

c. requires payment for the home repair at a price which

unreasonably exceeds the value of the services and

materials needed for the home repair;

2. Damages the property of a person with the intent to enter

into a consumer transaction for home repair; or

3. Misrepresents himself or another to be an employee or agent

of any unit of the federal, state, county, or municipal government,

or an employee or agent of any public utility, with the intent to

cause a person to enter into, with himself or another, any consumer

transaction for home repair.

B. Any person convicted in a criminal proceeding of violating

the Home Repair Fraud Act shall be guilty of a Class D1 felony

offense and shall be subject to imprisonment as provided for in

subsections B through F of Section 20N of Title 21 of the Oklahoma

Statutes.