As great as it is that a few of these people have been caught, the reality of the situation is that not enough resources and person-hours are being dedicated to

As great as it is that a few of these people have been caught, the reality of the situation is that not enough resources and person-hours are being dedicated to cracking down on these scammers. The tl;dr of the article is that 14 corporations and 17 individuals have had injunctions filed and summonses issued against/to them, but the scams aren't going to stop anytime soon. I feel like retailers could make an easy profit by bundling a small book with practical computer advice (e.g., avoiding scams, viruses, etc.) with purchases for an extra $5-10, but they're too busy stuffing bloatware down the consumer's throat to care.