Takeaways A UK farmer was scammed out of over $40,000 when he bought a used tractor from what turned out to be a cloned website. Fraud, unfortunately, is a problem as old as time. They had other copies of these fake invoices where other people had had the same problem,” Fisher reports. “This was a sophisticated scam that we are sure more farmers will have fallen foul of,” Sky Stockings, a lawyer with the National Fraud Helpline in the UK told Fisher. Related ContentSeller Beware — Fraud Can Happen to AnyoneIs Fraud Impacting Your Dealership?