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Daddy Dropperz
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Currently, you need approval before going ahead and scamming a scammer and even then its only up to the amount they scammed I believe. I say there should be no approval and that if a person decided to scam, they should feel an actual repercussion towards them because currently there is nothing stopping a single person from scamming besides the moral dilemma of the situation.
An obvious dilemma stemming from this is, "how can you prove they were a scammer?"
Well, in that case a person should be taking screenshots in order to prove the scammer is in fact who they're said to, and I mean if you're anti-scamming essentially you should be screenshotting in case a report does pop up on you.
An obvious dilemma stemming from this is, "how can you prove they were a scammer?"
Well, in that case a person should be taking screenshots in order to prove the scammer is in fact who they're said to, and I mean if you're anti-scamming essentially you should be screenshotting in case a report does pop up on you.
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