Also, if you read the thread before posting you'd see he has an account here.
Yet you have failed to provide his username, and therefore cannot help any of us out (which you are attempting to do). Also, if you did in fact find out his username, you should post about this in the "Check a Trader" thread, not the Collecting and Card Price Discussion forum.
I hope one of you that's moaning all the time gets scammed by him so you shut your mouths for a bit.
Which one of us is moaning? May I remind you that you are the one that posted this topic in the first place, complaining about how you were scammed of an absurd amount of memorabilia. All anyone on this topic has done is try to help you. Yet you insist on adding more stuff into the equation or criticizing those attempting to help you, when the solution is simple (and not to mention has been stated numerous times).
To sum it up (and hopefully bring some peace to this topic), here is what you need to do:
1. Contact your local authorities to see if anything can be done about your current situation. Due to the fact that it was a trade, and you did not include tracking/DC, the answer will probably be that they cannot help you. Either way, you should still look into that as a possible solution.
2. Avoid contact/trading with this guy altogether; no if, and's, or buts. He scammed you, and will more than likely block communication anyways if he hasn't already. Best to lick your wounds and hope that karma will get this guy further down the road.
3. Stop attempting to post his info on this site. Everyone here follows a strict set of rules, and scammers are found out quickly, and dealt with quickly.
4. Next time be a little more hesitant when trading a substantial amount of cards (or anything for that matter). I believe anything above $20 should constitute some form of caution when it comes to trading, whether it be on this site or another.
