RED WING, Minn. - Dankers Enterprises, which lists its address as 4960 Moundview Dr, Moundview Dr Red Wing, MN 55066, is a scam. A buyer reported wiring $32,999 for a 2024 Kubota MX5400HSTC and never receiving the machine.
The loss matters because the machine advertised was a late model, cabbed tractor offered at a single payment that a buyer says they completed and then waited for delivery that never came.
The listing
Domain registration records show the website was created on Sept. 17, 2026, making the online presence only days old when the buyer found the listing. The listing page for a 2024 Kubota MX5400HSTC described the tractor as a low-hour cab machine "well maintained and field ready" and set an asking price of $32,999.
The listing made the machine stand out because it named a current-model Kubota with low hours and a cab, at a price that matched what many buyers would consider competitive for a late model utility tractor.
How the sale unfolded
According to the buyer's account, they located the Dankers Enterprises listing while comparing late-model Kubota tractors. They judged this advertised 2024 MX5400HSTC against other available machines and decided it fit their needs on paper: a cab, low hours, and a price of $32,999.
The buyer reported contacting the seller through the contact details shown on the listing and agreeing to purchase the tractor at the advertised price. The buyer said they sent $32,999 by bank wire to complete the purchase. After the wire was sent, the buyer waited for the tractor to arrive at their location.
Days passed without delivery. According to the buyer's account, no machine was delivered and the buyer concluded the tractor would not be forthcoming. The buyer reported the full $32,999 was lost after wiring the funds and receiving no equipment.
What the website shows
The site lists Dankers Enterprises as the trading name and publishes a Red Wing address, a phone number of +16514228721 and an email of sales@dankersent.com. The listing page for the 2024 Kubota MX5400HSTC is live on the domain under the equipment path supplied by the buyer.
The domain was registered at NameSilo, LLC on Sept. 17, 2026 and is 13 days old. The registrant is masked behind a privacy service and the site does not publish verifiable dealer licensing or department of transportation credentials.
How these schemes work
Federal consumer guidance warns that newly created websites sometimes list late-model, low-hour machines at attractive prices and ask buyers to transfer funds before any in-person inspection. Buyers who pay the full amount by wire face limited recovery options when the machine is not delivered and the seller cannot be located.
In this case the listing combined a current-model Kubota, a short-hours description and a single competitive price on a domain registered Sept. 17, 2026 and operated under a privacy-masked registration, details that match the pattern regulators advise buyers to treat cautiously.
If you sent money
If you wired funds to Dankers Enterprises for this listing, contact your bank at once and ask whether a recall or reversal is possible. Preserve every document you have about the transaction, including wire receipts, invoices, email headers and any screenshots of the listing.
Report the loss to the Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov and to the Federal Trade Commission at reportfraud.ftc.gov, giving the domain name dankersenterprises.com and the full URL of the 2024 Kubota MX5400HSTC listing so investigators and consumer agencies have the details available.
