At some point though we do need to get people to stop just doing shit because a post on Facebook tells them to. Sure impersonating someone to defraud people sho

At some point though we do need to get people to stop just doing shit because a post on Facebook tells them to. Sure impersonating someone to defraud people should be a crime, but also the fact that people think "random page on Facebook[or whatever]" is sound financial advice is just a common sense issue. If someone approaches you on the street and tells you "give me money and I'll invest it to make you lots more" they'll ignore them, if some random on the street says "you should buy X because you'll get rich" they'll ignore them. Falling for these scams is a common sense issue.