Also Known As Brooks Tiny homes
Several people have called me about Saint Tiny Homes, which is a fraudulent company that is selling nonexistent homes. This scam is sadly too prevalent and many scammers are using the playbook. The only good news is because there are so many scammers, it is becoming more easy to recognize. They are using the address of California Tiny House.
Red Flags Listed Below.
Red Flags
- They will not talk to you on the phone. Only chat on their website or email.
- They use the address of a well known California builder.
- They say they are NOAH certified. NOT-
- They say their trailer is Trailer Made- NOT.
- Using All Stolen Photos
- Prices Way Too LOW- Run.
- Will Not Use Paypal
- Stolen photos from a trailer manufacturer.
- Stolen photos from plans from a different website.
- They are using the address of California Tiny House.
What Is Their Goal ?
Saint Tiny Homes is selling nonexistent homes to get a quick deposit, and sadly some have fallen for the scam and is the reason I want to make people aware of the fact they cannot be trusted and you will never get a tiny home. I chatted with them the other day and below is the chat.
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How To Spot A Tiny House Fraudster
Have you ever seen a commercial that showed a person laughing hysterically because they just fooled another unsuspecting customer who just sent them money for a service they will never receive to a scammer who is pretending to be offering a real service?
The tiny house industry is now flourishing with absolute scammers. They are pretending to be legitimate builders, even using their name, and address, and photos. This is especially flourishing in the internet in Facebook groups. There are also cloned Facebook pages and fake websites. Sadly, half the Facebook groups are run by the scammers and the scammer is the admin.
Are you getting the nagging feeling that the tiny house builder you have been speaking to through texting, Facebook messaging, or other methods might not really be a real builder at all and you are becoming curious about their real identity? For all you know they could be an alligator farmer in Florida, or in a phone boiler room overseas, or just your average scammer using a lap top on the beach, drinking margaritas looking for an easy target to scam.
Tiny House Alliance USA Editor
Feb. 20, 2025
The Future Of Tiny Is Now!
Janet Thome Founder And President
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