ebay scam in operation

I'm currently stringing along a con artist who offered me a second chance
offer (which seems to be the current favourite) for an item I lost. ( my bid
was £1000). this guy has been at the same IP address all day - in fact
possibly all night since I got he offer last night and he replies to emails
within in seconds of receiving them. I've contacted eBay, the other
bidders - one of whom was actually going to pay him - and also aol (his
server) to report it but is there anything else I can do to actually CATCH
before he realises his £1000 western Union payment isn't going to appear. It
appears from the headers that the emails originate in Amsterdam, although he
provided a genuine UK address in London ( electoral roll shows a single lady
living there). Anyone any ideas. it annoys me to just let him get away

"Jacksy" <denise@REMOVE THISukhome.net> wrote in
news:40f4018a$0$94002$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader01.plus.net:

> I'm currently stringing along a con artist who offered me a second
> chance offer (which seems to be the current favourite) for an item I
> lost. ( my bid was £1000). this guy has been at the same IP address
> all day - in fact possibly all night since I got he offer last night
> and he replies to emails within in seconds of receiving them. I've
> contacted eBay, the other bidders - one of whom was actually going to
> pay him - and also aol (his server) to report it but is there anything
> else I can do to actually CATCH before he realises his £1000 western
> Union payment isn't going to appear. It appears from the headers that
> the emails originate in Amsterdam, although he provided a genuine UK
> address in London ( electoral roll shows a single lady living there).
> Anyone any ideas. it annoys me to just let him get away
>
>
>

Well, don't U know somebody in the UK, whom could "pay him a visit"?
Chatroom-friends, somebody on hollyday, e.t.c.?