While you are correct about the shared accent, I want to point another shared property: being poor, but knowing English. In another video of his[1], a scammer

While you are correct about the shared accent, I want to point another shared property: being poor, but knowing English. In another video of his[1], a scammer decide to talk and share some really interesting facts: - He gets a monthly salary of 400$. And cents for each scam, even if the scam was of much greater sum (His example: 100$ for 20K$). - Most of the money goes to his bosses and the owner of the call center. - He actively thinking about turning them in. But since knowing English is all he can do... he won't find another job (He didn't explain, but maybe because, IT require real tech knowledge) After hearing that, I became a little bit more sympathetic towards them. They know about their wrongdoing, but keep doing it because of the economic pressure. So, While I agree we have to stop scammers.. I wish we could target the triggers who caused the humans to go there, and not the humans who got dragged into it. [1] https://youtu.be/wtjHelNSDss?t=1243 https://youtu.be/wtjHelNSDss?t=1243 (Starts at 20:43)