Clearly these should be banned because they violate Google's policy, so I don't argue that. But on a more general level, I don't really have a problem with com

Clearly these should be banned because they violate Google's policy, so I don't argue that. But on a more general level, I don't really have a problem with companies offering to fill out government forms for me in exchange for my money. For instance last year I fought a traffic ticket by myself. It's not hard, but you do have to fill out like 3 different forms and mail them in. Totally free besides the stamps. There are many many "ticket fighting" companies which charge you $100 to get you out of a ticket. They act like they're lawyers but really they just fill these forms out for you. If I had to do it again, I'd pay the $100 for the convenience. How do we decide who is a scam and who is improving the experience of interacting with the government? How much friction do you have to remove before it's OK to charge? Clearly the mail forwarding ones are a scam (it's super easy through USPS) and, in my opinion, the ticket fighting ones are not a scam. So the line is somewhere in between those two poles.