If you watch kitboga (youtube / twitch) and in the odd chance kitboga gets to talk about why they do it the spammers fall into a couple of categories: 1) The a

If you watch kitboga (youtube / twitch) and in the odd chance kitboga gets to talk about why they do it the spammers fall into a couple of categories: 1) The angry/evil spammer. Doesn’t give a shit and wants make his dollars. Usually someone higher up. 2) The worker. Just his bills paid. Usually rather uncaring what they are doing, although they acknowledge its wrong 3) Playing oblivious, just ignoring and avoiding any sense of blame or justice It’s lucrative and as long as we keep falling for it, it will stay. Making domains more expensive will make the barrier of entry higher, but the top players will likely just consolidate more resources vs little scammers. If a domain is like an address then maybe we could or should enforce some more legitimacy, but such a thing would be hard to implement in the countries where spam usually originates from.