Seeking Dreadnought or Avel Lindberg AV-047548 1000VA Transformer, so I can build one

Warning to all: I was nearly SCAMmed in an effort to purchase a transformer.

A user named, "doyleedward" PM'ed me, advising that another individual had a transformer to sell.
Long story short: my financial institution flagged the referred party's destination account as a potential fraudster and blocked an attempted funds transfer -- saving my bacon.

When I came to my senses, I checked and found that this user had joined Polk Audio Forum only 10 minutes prior to sending me the PM. Pretty obvious that he was simply trolling this forum (and others) for potential WTB victims, like me. I curse myself for not having thought to check him out, first.
Judging from the speed with which he took this otherwise tech-savvy/scam-aware user from "**** has what you're trying to buy" to my happily trying to send funds, the SCAM must frequently pay out.

My lessons:

• Ensure anyone offering to sell you goods via the forum is an established user with a correspondence track record
• Demand proof of product
• Avoid re-directs to unknown parties
• Select payment methods that offer redress, if at all possible

...and seriously reconsider this search for the "holy grail" of transformers

FOUND!
No longer Seeking Dreadnought or Avel Lindberg AV-047548 1000VA Transformer, as a reputable, thoughtful forum member sold me his transformer and case — restoring my faith in forum, Polk-kind and humanity!

Thanks, all, for your tips!

FYI to @RyanC_Masimo and @pitdogg2: Userid @76kingking joined the forum, immediately before PM'ing me and directing me to an off-line email address to locate a transformer. This has all the signs of playing the same game that @doyleedward did, previously. Unless @76kingking can confirm they are legit, I recommend blocking them from the forum.