Here's a better analogy: A group of fraudsters goes into dealerships with stolen identities and attempts to finance $0 down cars so they can export them to Wes

Here's a better analogy: A group of fraudsters goes into dealerships with stolen identities and attempts to finance $0 down cars so they can export them to West Africa and make a fortune because they are not ever going to pay for the cars. Only some dealers have "kill switches" (look it up) that they use to remotely brick cars they stop receiving payment on. So someone like Khudaverdyan comes along and offers a kill switch disabling service so the cars will still work after the fraudsters have moved them out of the country. I think most people would agree that is wrong.