These scams must work, or they wouldn't continue happening. The cost to send them is probably quite low, such that one in one thousand people being willing and

These scams must work, or they wouldn't continue happening. The cost to send them is probably quite low, such that one in one thousand people being willing and able to send money is sufficient. But it's hard for me to imagine. What's the Venn diagram of overlap between people who a) would think this is real, b) would be able to figure out how to pay the scammer, and c) care enough about this sort of thing being exposed that they'd be willing to do so? I also think, in this day and age, there are better things to accuse people of to get them to pay out. But then I am probably not in the target demo for the scam.