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I have been thinking a lot about that Chronotrader post since it came out and would love to see more opinions about it.
As a watch collector, I too live with the nightmare of being scammed and greatly appreciate when somebody brings one more of these jerks to the spotlight. I just wonder if name, city and email is just enough information to educate a potential buyer of the risks involved. I feel that publishing the entire address does not effectively increases the chance to get the garbage out of the net, and goes more into the direction of a libel.
Bottom line, why not just name, city and email? In 2011, whoever wishes to go deeper in the search have plenty of tools to get to a building address....just my 2 cents...
Francesco
: Outing the scammers -- libelous or laudable?
: being discussed on ChronoTrader --
: http://www.chronocentric.com/forums/chronotrader/index.cgi?page=1;md=read;id=19766
: happy that a previous discussion seems to have prevented a crime.
: Jeff
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