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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;vegasvic, post: 413200, member: 15296&quot;]I agree that in the case of the 1909S you have nothing to fear.&nbsp; However, if he had responded in a different manner, say that coin was lost or something to that effect you might have something to be concerned with by naming him.&nbsp; Conmen can be very creative and convincing, then you would have something to worry about unless Paypal or Ebay would admit they had taken action against him (which they will not do out of privacy concerns).&nbsp; It would take a subpoena to get Ebay or Paypal to release their records, and of course with inter-state trading it would take a Federal Court to force that out of them.</p><p>Privacy laws have created a monster.&nbsp; There is no record of anything unless a court declares it must be released.&nbsp; Personally, I&#039;m not terribly afraid, because I won&#039;t name names.&nbsp; With the litigious society we are forced to exist in, its better to be safe than sorry.&nbsp; Obviously Marc had already played his scam to the end and realized itl</p><p>Vegas Vic[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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