Verdict
scam. The 2023 Bobcat T770 Track Skid Steer listing (65 hours, used, asking $43,500) was published under the trading name IronRoad Machinery Enterprises, De Pere, WI; a buyer reported sending a $43,500 bank wire and not receiving the machine.
Company details
The following contact details are the operator's own published claims.
| Detail | As published on the site |
|---|---|
| Name | IronRoad Machinery Enterprises |
| Address | 759 Millennium Ct, De Pere, WI 54115, US |
| Phone | 9202453529 |
| sales@ironroadmachinery.com |
The site does not publish dealer licensing or DOT numbers in the published details.
Unit on record
The listing's published claims for the machine are below.
| Detail | As advertised |
|---|---|
| Unit | 2023 Bobcat T770 Track Skid Steer |
| Asking price | $43,500 |
| Engine hours | 65 |
| Condition | Used |
Buyer report
A buyer reported wiring $43,500 by bank wire to purchase the 2023 Bobcat T770 Track Skid Steer. According to the buyer, no unit was delivered after payment.
Registration record
Public checks of the domain and site return these records and status indicators.
- Domain registration date: 2026-09-28.
- Registrar: WebNIC.
- Nameservers: ns1.he.net, ns2.he.net, ns3.he.net, ns4.he.net, ns5.he.net.
- HTTPS is available and the homepage returns HTTP status 200 with title "Home - IronRoad Machinery Enterprises".
Red flags observed
- A buyer alleges a $43,500 bank wire was sent for the advertised 2023 Bobcat T770 and reports no delivery.
- Domain registered recently on 2026-09-28, two days before this report, which indicates a brand new registration.
- The domain uses a privacy or hidden registrant service in WHOIS records.
- The site publishes no dealer licensing or DOT identification numbers.
- Contact phone and email are published on the site but do not on their own verify a physical sales yard or dealership.
What to do if you have paid
Contact the sending bank immediately and request a recall or a fraud review for the wire transfer. Preserve all transaction records, emails, and screenshots of the listing and correspondence. File a complaint with your bank and with consumer protection authorities where you live, and consider reporting the incident to national fraud reporting bodies used in your country.
How to verify this yourself
- Check the domain WHOIS record for registration date and registrant details to confirm age and privacy status.
- Compare the listing photos using a reverse image search to see if images appear elsewhere.
- Call the published phone number and request a physical yard address, and verify any claimed address by mapping and street view where available.
- Ask the seller for verifiable dealer licensing, DOT numbers, and references, and confirm those with local authorities or licensing bodies.
- Avoid wiring funds; use escrow or a payment method that offers recall or buyer protection when possible.