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There would probably be a bunch of trust issues blocking it. Why should any legitimate thief trust you/whatever person to take stolen property and actually do s
by ufmace 13y ago
There would probably be a bunch of trust issues blocking it. Why should any legitimate thief trust you/whatever person to take stolen property and actually do something profitable with it, instead of go straight to the police or the original owner? If you intended to offer this service as an honest criminal, how would you go about finding actual thieves and not undercover cops, and getting their trust? How could you trust them to not turn you in to the cops themselves?
If anybody came up with a startup or website or something to resolve those issues, that would be evil genius on the scale of Cryptolocker.
- diminoten 13y agoI definitely agree that those would all be issues, but those are issues for every underhanded transaction, not just this kind of transaction. You could say almost the same thing about drugs, hookers, etc. Criminals do find ways to do business, and I believe they substitute money and intimidation where trust would usually go.