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I don't think that would be useful, for two reasons: 1. What rules are being violated by these offers? It is what happens after the sale might break the rules
by extesy 5y ago
I don't think that would be useful, for two reasons:
1. What rules are being violated by these offers? It is what happens after the sale might break the rules but I can't report someone for having bad intentions.
2. I do not believe Google would be interested in spending even a minute of their precious human time to do any real investigation. If they can't automate the solution then they ignore the problem.
- derefr 5y ago> 1. What rules are being violated by these offers? It is what happens after the sale might break the rules but I can't report someone for having bad intentions. They might be people who were already banned for modifying other extensions into malware, back at it again on a new account. The hint that they're trying the same tactic might be enough to link their previous and new accounts, and then ban them again.