I won an auction, never got the coin. Now what?

Couple Months ago, I won an auction for 1950 S/D Dime in Fine condition. Guy never sent the coin to me. Later him and I gave eachother a negative feedbacks. About one month later about 15 other bidders coplained about not geting their coins. Well so what do I do now? I guess no more coin right? I mean I dont even care about those $5 that I paid but how do I know that if he'll get into trouble?
A.Cherkasov
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what auction service was it on?
did the seller have any email contact with you after the sale?
are they still selling on that service?
are you sure that post office did not lose item?
With recently raising the reserves fees, why can:t ebay lift a finger to help the ripped off honest patrons and to weed out the riff-raff?
When I registered with ebay I had to give them my credit card number. This was years back, so is this still a requirement for someone new with them to register?
How difficult would it be to arbitrate problem transactions and the judged losers card it drawn against per transaction and paid to winning party? If ebay has credit card with name, can:t they ban a person from ebay so these guys can:t just close one user name and open another to keep ripping off?
These are not complicated legal cases. Everything is basically Bid..win..pay...send item....and there are written rules in stone for all of this to base judgements on.
If ebay did make some effort in this area, I think many new buyers and returning old buyers would return to trade on their site knowing there are some Police around in this wild..wild west.
My ebay auction(s)
To travel on in old accustomed ways
I still remember the talks by the water
The proud sons and daughter
That knew the knowledge of the land
Spoke to me in sweet accustomed ways
I just saw this thread on the other page and obviously they are doing something.
Thread two pages back on ebay crooks caught
Sorry, I was only giving my prospective from my own ebay experiences and did not see the whole picture.
My ebay auction(s)
To travel on in old accustomed ways
I still remember the talks by the water
The proud sons and daughter
That knew the knowledge of the land
Spoke to me in sweet accustomed ways