The e-mail always bounces, but you won't be given 
another address to try. (The seller insists that 
address works.) My solution to the problem was to 
post my message to this seller on a webpage, and 
then to put the URL in a neutral feedback to him. 
(Basically saying: "look here!")  I didn't have 
any problems *receiving* messages from him, so at 
least that helped my situation.

When I was dealing with him and did this, there 
was a deputy service who noticed and kindly let 
me know that this seller was apparently a problem 
person who got a new ID - before, they had lots 
of negative feedback. I don't know this for a 
fact, but since I can't see why an otherwise 
uninvolved person would write me to *lie* about 
something like that. . . (*shrug*) You're welcome 
to form your own opinions.

Myself. . . It would have to be something 
incredible at an equally incredible price for me 
to think about dealing with this seller again.

If I can help out in some way, feel free to write 
me privately. ^_^

Many Sharp Smiles,
--Drac