Maybe we are not all complaining, but advising.

Helping others who are a little naive or have just come online to be wary of unscrupulous people.

I like scam-baiting (fakers included). It's like playing with a large dog. Trying to take the stick out of it's mouth, knowing it could turn it's attentions to your arm or hand. You get to read the signs & know when to back off. I think everyone should have at least 3 sessions with different scammers to know how easy you can cope with them. Then when you find a true person, you can give your full trust to them.

See it as another lesson in life - experience is more useful & rewarding than anything that you read here. Just don't fall for anything that sounds suspect, especially sending money or even giving personal details to them.