Accused of Colluding--Do I Take This Seriously?

[IshiP2U]

I'm an MSNL cash player and tonight I decided to donk around at NL10 with a friend that I decided to stake. We were talking on AIM at the time (no we weren't cheating in any way), and he signed off of AIM but continued to play at the table so I used the chatbox to ask him why he signed off of AIM (foolish, I know I know) while at the same time saying I would be happy to leave the table if that statement made anybody uncomfortable. Anyways, of course the biggest degen at the table (constantly berating everybody and so on) accuses us of collusion and says he's going to report us and yada yada yada...as my friend opened an account three days ago and we have no prior history of playing with each other, is this threat something I should take seriously, given I'm probably a valued customer and play NL200 to NL1k 99% of the time and have never been seen playing with this person before? I guess I'm just very worried and looking for somebody to talk to me here and tell me either not to worry about it or what the appropriate action is to take. Thanks for listening

[heater]

If it's Full Tilt, I might worry. Stars support seems to have about 10x more common sense.

[vgs]

I dont think this is a problem.

[Doctor Futtock]

Rest easy - you got nuthin to worry about. I see people saying "get on the MSN", etc, to others all the time. Unless it's obvious you've been colluding, through looking at your hand histories, you have been doing nothing wrong.