Filing these reports sounds really great. The dream of getting justice on a scammer, seems so sweet.
Then reality sets in. You spend your time filling out the forms, all upset because some LOWLIFE **bleep** stole from you. It's a little time down the road that you realize, that no one is even working on the "case" because frankly, even though it seem like a LOT of money to us, it's a pimple on a elephants butt in comparison to other crimes (which are actually getting the attention and investigations). The likelihood ANYONE will investigate, is next to none. The likelihood of you seeing a DIME, is zero.
There is a REASON, I don't sell things in the highly likely to be scammed categories. MOST eBay buyers are honest, good people. Then there are a certain percent that are liars and thieves. It's also the reason I offer no returns, as is only to international buyers. If you can't afford to have it stolen, then don't list it on this platform. While the advantage is the maximum number of willing buyers on the platform, it's also the easiest to steal from. You have now paid for your first lesson in how scammers work and get away with it here (meaning you aren't gonna win your case). Learn all you can from that lesson, or there WILL be more of them.
I certainly hope the very first thing you did, was add them to your blocked bidder list.....
