<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

Hey, 

I've been looking for an apartment in another country for a couple months now. I found a listing that looked great - almost too great. I exchanged emails with the owner and while their english was a bit poor, it's another country and I kind of expected that. Then little things started adding up and this morning I confirmed (through calling the actual owner of the apartment, who I found online) that this was a scam. I went ahead and alerted the actual owner so they could track down he false listing from the real estate website I found it on.

Well, I was a bit angry at wasting all my time and I sent an email to the scammer, essentially saying "sorry, but I found a great deal on another apartment" and linked to the actual rental. In a friendly way I also asked about some of their backstory, asking questions I know they can't answer. Essentially, it looks polite and friendly, like our other emails at a glance, but I'm calling him out on his bullshit and hoping he sweats.

In all honesty, would this piss a scammer off enough to send me a virus or anything? It was rash and now I'm half regretting it. He has my email information, some info on where I'm a student and where I'll be working in said foreign country. Could this be a problem? And if it is, how could I fix it?

Fyi, this is my first time renting an apartment, I've lived in dorms or at home up until now so I'm kind of proud of myself for catching this since I have zero experience with rentals.
<bot>: I caught a rental scammer and sent back a catty email calling him out. He has my email and some details on where I'm a student and where I'll be working in his country, could this be a problem?