Seems like your issue should be with Lindros for not sending them back and for letting them get out to the public.....not the current seller (who is at least the 2nd person to own these and try to sell them).
I collect model trains as well, and have several factory prototypes - cars that never were produced, or mock-up samples. If I sell them, should the Lionel Train Corporation come after me, or should they be upset with the employee that let those prototypes walk out of the factory years ago?
The same holds true in the recording industry. The RIAA is going after the people who are illegally sharing their songs, not the end users who download them...
I understand your frustration, but I think your efforts to curb this are misdirected. What does Lindros have to say about this?
