i think you must fund a manhunt action against thieves and capture, or kill bad people;
the last option i mentioned is because even police is corrupt from criminals and drug dealers, they can protect thieves for money;
simple, honest people are little safe from both criminals and authorities in power;
because both are criminals in nature - the government and the thieves, liars, scammers or killers;
i have explored a layered cake of this structure in our society, from low thieves to government thieves...
the last option i mentioned is because even police is corrupt from criminals and drug dealers, they can protect thieves for money;
simple, honest people are little safe from both criminals and authorities in power;
because both are criminals in nature - the government and the thieves, liars, scammers or killers;
i have explored a layered cake of this structure in our society, from low thieves to government thieves...
Yes, scams are not mushrooms that grow themselves: behind every scam, there is a real person with a name and ID. So we should here not only warn of potential fraud schemes but dig deeper and expose the real persons behind them. Often it is not possible. But sometimes fraudsters are careless and register a company or bank account in their own name, or make other mistakes that give us a chance to identify a real person behind a fraud scheme.
The real persons behind Windhan scam and Asicvault scam have been exposed: Matiss Paegle and Hando Eilsen. Bringing their names to daylight is not vengeance, it is just to save people from their next scams. These names might appear in the future again in white papers, or as a bank account holder or board member, etc places. So these two names should be a red flag to anybody.
Of course, a person can change and start a new thing as a legit one with much hard work and honesty. But they should clear up the previous mess over the decades: explain, recompensate losses to hurt people, and apologize.
