Lancaster Or London?

When I first saw him using "LAC"s name in his listing titles I notified the real "LAC"'s owner, she thanked me, but it is down to her to keep tabs on copyright infringement of her company name.

Whilst for buyers they must have a valid address, for sellers the policy on ebay seems hazy.

However:
"The Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2002 requires businesses to provide certain information about themselves, including the geographic address at which their business is established."

So that seller is contradicting himself if not violating the EC Directive.

I recently had a dealing with this seller. I purchased a Britannicus AE-16 that turned out to be a very clever forgery; a forgery that had fooled several big dealers. When I contacted Jason Smith he allowed me to extend the return period to 45 days so the coin could be examined at a laboratory by John Lorenzo (who's on this list) to determine what sort of fake it was.

He said he works for someone else on the continent and his boss had received the coin from their European supplier. He was very interested in knowing if it was a fake or not.

I found him very friendly and helpful and I received a full refund from him including postage even before he had the coin back in his hands.

It was curious that the coin was mailed from this address:
Danny L
46 The Oaks
Swanley, Kent
BR8 7YR
England

That's what I can share.

Just bid on a coin should I be worryed