> You’re not saving someone else from getting scammed, you’re messing up a quota for someone who might be physically punished for missing it. At some level, st

> You’re not saving someone else from getting scammed, you’re messing up a quota for someone who might be physically punished for missing it. At some level, starving the beast is the only way to stop it. The more crimes they commit, the more likely it is they get caught. You can't account for the disposition of victims in the hands of thugs, and there's no guarantee victims won't get fed to pigs even if they were consistently Employee of the Month. If you already have a viable way to dispose of bodies, why let anybody leave? The better reason not to play games with scammers is that you're antagonizing someone who does not respect rule of law. Consider what someone overconfident in their ability to commit crimes unchecked might do to you in retribution.