onable unless 'there are circumstances tending to show an actual fraudulent intent at the time of the promise or representation' is made." (quoting Scholz Homes, Inc. v. Hooper, 287 Ala. 628, 254 So. 2d 328, 332-33 (Ala. 1971)); Scholz Homes, 254 So. 2d at 332 ("[I]t is often fallaciously assumed that a statement