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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;diocletian, post: 413736, member: 15273&quot;]The best way to have a bogus listing removed is to have more than one person report it. Sending an email to the seller works if it was an honest mistake but if he&#039;s a scammer a waste of time. Sending an email to the buyer even after the auction has ended is auction interference and it will get you a badboy slap from ebay. (I did this a few years ago and found that the buyer I was trying to help was a shill bidder for the seller.) A couple things you can do is post it to the CFE (coin forgery ebay group) or you can post it on ebay&#039;s coin discussion board. You can&#039;t mention the seller or post the item number but you can ask members to search &quot;1864 2cent small motto&quot; for example. When these listings are reported by more than one person they disappear faster.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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