Scammers are increasingly targeting buyers with fake dealership and “for sale” listings—especially for equipment and high-value items. These scams often look legitimate but are designed to move quickly and avoid verification.

Watch for these red flags:

• Prices that seem too good to be true
• Seller or dealership information that doesn’t match official records
• Underdeveloped websites or broken links
• Requests to communicate or pay outside normal channels
• Sellers who avoid phone calls or won’t show items in real-time
• Listings using stock or stolen photos
• Pressure to send payment urgently (wire, crypto, gift cards)

Protect yourself:
✔ Verify the seller or dealership independently
✔ Compare contact information with official sources
✔ Inspect equipment in person—or via a trusted live video
✔ Never send money before verifying the item exists

Taking a few extra steps can help prevent a costly loss.

Your vigilance is important to safeguard yourself from these scams. We appreciate your attention and trust. If you have any questions about our privacy practices, please don’t hesitate to contact us.