Verdict
This entry is a confirmed scam: Ron J Everidge Farms Shop, advertised from Vienna, GA, should not be sent money. The finding rests on a buyer report that a bank wire of $39,000 sent on 2026-09-12 produced no tractor, combined with multiple site risk signals including a brand-new domain (registered 2026-08-25) and privacy-protected registration. Do not wire funds to this seller.
Company details
The following contact information is published on the site; these are the operator's own claims, not independently verified.
| Detail | As published on the site |
|---|---|
| Trading name | Ron J Everidge Farms Shop |
| Street address | 155 Steele Rd |
| City, state, postal code | Vienna, GA 31092 |
| Country | US |
| Phone | 2294719046 |
| sales@ronjeveridgefarmsshop.com |
The site does not publish verifiable dealer licensing or DOT details.
Buyer report
A buyer reported wiring $39,000 by bank wire on 2026-09-12 and not receiving the tractor. According to the buyer's account: "a buyer wired $39000 and never received his tractor." This publication has not independently verified the payment or delivery beyond the buyer's report.
Registration record
The domain ronjeveridgefarmsshop.com was registered 2026-08-25. Registrar: NameSilo, LLC. Nameservers listed: ns1.dnsowl.com, ns2.dnsowl.com, ns3.dnsowl.com. HTTPS is available and the homepage returned HTTP 200 at the time of analysis.
Red flags observed
- Domain registered 24 days before the buyer report (brand-new registration)
- Registrant hidden behind a privacy service
- No published dealer licensing or DOT details on the site
What to do if you have paid
If you paid by bank wire, contact your bank immediately and report the unauthorized or disputed transfer; banks sometimes can attempt recalls for recent wire transfers. Preserve all communications, payment receipts, bank transaction records and the listing URL. Report the loss to your local consumer protection agency and file a complaint with the platform you used to find the listing. This publication does not represent law enforcement and cannot recover funds.
How to verify this yourself
- Search company registrations and dealer licensing databases for the trading name and the published address. The site does not supply licensing details.
- Check the domain WHOIS and registration age (this domain shows August 2026 registration). Brand-new domains are higher risk for equipment-sale scams.
- Insist on secure payment methods that allow dispute resolution (credit card, escrow through a known service) rather than wire transfers. Verify the seller by phone and ask for verifiable local references and a physical inspection before payment.
The assessment here is based on the buyer's reported loss and the registration and site signals; the entry has been graded as a confirmed scam because a buyer reported a completed payment and non-delivery.