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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mac McDonald, post: 7883316, member: 117420&quot;]E-bay doesn&#039;t sell...you&#039;re not &quot;buying from e-Bay.&quot; They are merely a stage...a vehicle...from which individual sellers/dealers advertise/display their wares.&nbsp; On the fraudulent sellers/fake coins, I really don&#039;t know of the criteria eBay uses to verify and rule (take action) on this when something is reported, but I doubt they just take it down on a whim...on a single accusation, a single report, etc. I&#039;m guessing it has something to do with a seller&#039;s reputation and established feedback...something potential buyers need to better consider. Ask questions of the seller...review their feedback...maybe buy one or two...a few...smaller, less-expensive items from them and see what you think, how they treat you, etc. before making that large(r) purchase.&nbsp; It&#039;s a BUYER BEWARE thing...NOT &quot;beware of eBay.&quot;&nbsp; Does eBay use/employ &quot;coin police&quot;...experts...? Is anyone here seriously &quot;in the know&quot; on this...familiar with what happens at eBay from an initial report of a fake coin/fraudulent seller...? How would you feel as a seller if someone reported your coin as fake...you knew it wasn&#039;t...but you were taken down because of a single report, or even multiple reports for that matter...?&nbsp; It&#039;s often like a rumor mill or a fish story with stuff like this...things start snowballing and getting bigger and bigger from person to person...even if not true. I dunno...is it our job to be policing/reporting sellers on eBay and then calling eBay the bad guy when they don&#039;t jump high/fast enough...?&nbsp; Things to consider.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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