Verdict

Scam: Omaha Core Supply - CM DRUM HEAVY LOGISTICS LLC listed a 2024 KUBOTA SVL97-2 compact track loader for $31,600 and a buyer reported wiring $31,600 by bank transfer and never receiving the machine.

Company details

The following contact details appear on the listing and were provided by the operator.

Detail As published on the site
Trading name Omaha Core Supply - CM DRUM HEAVY LOGISTICS LLC
Address 4851 Redman Ave, Omaha, NE 68104, US
Phone (402) 772-6301
Email sales@omahacoresupply.com

What was advertised

The advertised unit is a 2024 KUBOTA SVL97-2 compact track loader. The listing price was $31,600 and the condition field is shown as UsedCondition. The seller copy includes the model and an engine description that begins "2024 Kubota SVL97-2 Compact Track Loader powered by a Kubota V3800-CR-T 3.8L 4-cylinder turbocharged diesel engi".

Those listing details match the model the buyer said they paid for. The buyer reported sending payment for the listed 2024 SVL97-2 and subsequently received no equipment.

Payment and missing delivery

According to the buyer's account, payment was made by bank wire. The buyer reported wiring $31,600 to complete the purchase and never received the machine.

Bank wires are final once settled. A buyer-supplied account says funds left their bank and the advertised unit did not arrive. That sequence is the basis for the assessment reached here.

Domain and registration signals

The domain omahacoresupply.com was registered on 2026-09-18, which is very recent compared with typical dealer sites. The registrar is NameSilo, LLC and the domain uses Cloudflare nameservers amanda.ns.cloudflare.com and fattouche.ns.cloudflare.com. HTTPS is enabled and the homepage returns status 200 with the title Used Heavy Equipment For Sale | Omaha Core Supply - CM DRUM HEAVY LOGISTICS LLC.

Detected signals relevant to payment risk:

  • Domain registered recently, which is a strong indicator to scrutinize transactions made before extended verification.
  • Registrant contact details are not presented in public WHOIS records.
  • The listing does not include verifiable dealer licensing or Department of Transportation details on the published pages.

Why the bank wire matters here

The buyer reported using a bank wire. A wire transfer moves funds directly and is not reversible through the payer's bank once the beneficiary bank accepts it. That characteristic removes many of the common recovery options available for card payments.

When a listing connects to a newly created domain and the buyer uses a bank wire, the combination reduces the procedural remedies available after a missing delivery. The buyer's account asserts that a wire was sent and the machine never arrived. That reported payment method shapes the practical next steps for recovery and dispute.

Red flags to check independently

  • The domain registration date for omahacoresupply.com shows a very recent creation date.
  • The listing price and model are specific, but the condition field reads UsedCondition rather than a detailed equipment history.
  • The published phone number (402) 772-6301 and email sales@omahacoresupply.com are the only direct contacts on the listing pages.
  • No dealer licensing number or DOT carrier information appears on the site.
  • WHOIS contact details are not publicly available.
  • The buyer reported using a bank wire to transfer funds.
  • The advertised description quotes an engine line that appears truncated on the page.

What to verify before paying by bank wire

  • Confirm the domain age in a WHOIS lookup and compare it with the seller history.
  • Call the published phone number (402) 772-6301 and request a recorded company invoice and a verifiable sales contract tied to the unit VIN or serial number.
  • Request a bill of sale and a carrier bill of lading before releasing funds and verify the carrier with an independent phone number.
  • Ask for dealer licensing or DOT identifiers and verify them with the issuing agency.
  • Insist on escrow or a payment method that allows reversal or insurer protection if immediate funds recovery becomes necessary.

These checks focus on the payment method and the listing provenance because the buyer report ties those elements to the missing delivery of the 2024 KUBOTA SVL97-2.