Verdict
Scam. According to the buyer's account, they sent $32,999 by bank wire to purchase the 2024 Kubota MX5400HSTC advertised on dankersenterprises.com and did not receive the machine.
Company details
The operator publishes the following contact details as its own claims; no dealer license or DOT registration numbers are presented on the site.
| Detail | As published on the site |
|---|---|
| Name | Dankers Enterprises |
| Address | 4960 Moundview Dr, Moundview Dr Red Wing, MN 55066, US |
| Phone | +16514228721 |
| sales@dankersent.com |
Unit on record
The listing for which the buyer paid makes these claims about the machine.
| Detail | As advertised |
|---|---|
| Unit (year, make, model) | 2024 Kubota MX5400HSTC |
| Asking price | $32,999 |
| Hours | not stated |
| Condition | "A low-hour cab tractor described by the source as well maintained and field ready." |
Buyer report
According to the buyer's account, they sent $32,999 by bank wire to purchase the advertised 2024 Kubota MX5400HSTC. The buyer stated they never received the tractor after making the transfer.
Registration record
WHOIS shows the domain dankersenterprises.com was registered on 2026-09-17 and the registrar is NameSilo, LLC. Nameservers published are ns1.dnsowl.com, ns2.dnsowl.com and ns3.dnsowl.com. The site presents an HTTPS certificate and the homepage returns HTTP 200.
Red flags observed
- A buyer's account claims a $32,999 bank transfer was made and no equipment was delivered.
- The listing advertises a 2024 Kubota MX5400HSTC for $32,999 and describes it as a low-hour cab tractor; hours were not stated.
- The domain was created on 2026-09-17, 13 days before this report, a very recent registration.
- WHOIS information is privacy protected, hiding the registrant details.
- The site does not present any dealer licensing or DOT registration numbers.
- The published contact details are limited to a single phone number and an email address; no independently verifiable corporate filings are shown.
What to do if you have paid
Contact the financial institution that processed the transfer immediately to request an emergency recall or reversal where possible and to report the transaction as fraudulent. Preserve all transaction records, emails, screenshots of the listing, and any correspondence with the seller. File a report with local law enforcement and submit an internet complaint to the appropriate national fraud reporting body. Notify this registry so we can record your experience alongside this listing.
How to verify this yourself
Check the domain creation date and registrar in a WHOIS lookup. Compare the seller name, phone, and address against state business registrations and dealer licensing databases. Search for the same unit on multiple marketplaces to see whether the listing appears elsewhere and whether images or text are reused. Ask the seller for verifiable proof of ownership, a VIN, and for an in-person inspection or independent escrow service before making any payment; avoid wire transfers for high value purchases unless escrow is confirmed and trusted.