Judging from the fact that the scams persist, you seem to be right. But anyone with sense can immediately spot the patterns that show these to be scams (e.g. p

Judging from the fact that the scams persist, you seem to be right. But anyone with sense can immediately spot the patterns that show these to be scams (e.g. prices that are too good to be true and recent reviews that say these are scams). Therefore, it seems like automated scanning could eventually be tuned to catch and ban these sellers. I think they also get away with this (and receive some good reviews) because the drives are too slow to ever fill up.