Didn't put their ID though, so don't know how I called someone out.

ANARCHY!

sick! :/

I'm a pedo-for-hire, similar to a hitman, but I will hunt her down if you wish LOL

No, it's just some poor girl that gets her mugshot scooped up from a social network or a lost phone and plastered all over the internet because she has above-average looks and the average denizen of the internet gets some sort of wish-fulfillment orgasm by using it as their avatar.

Happens all the time, really.

Her name is Bertha Nieves. Or, well, that's what Google says.

Are you trying to say you're not actually Hillary Clinton and just someone trying to get free games from guys?

Well damn.

I'm not quite sure you got my point.

I completely understand what you're saying and I know that this guy in particular was, in fact, a scammer that knew exactly what he was doing. It's not okay.

However, it's happened before when someone has called someone else out and been wrong in their claims. If the rules change to allow calling users out, it will help alert people to scammers, yes, but at the same time it could be very hurtful and unfair to people who might get called out falsely.

I'm not worried about the scammers and their feelings or whatever. They suck. I think a bunch of people attacking them as a result of their scamming might be a bit much, but they shouldn't do things to bring it on themselves. I'm just saying that if you allow calling people out, although it'll allow people to be warned of scammers, it could also come at a price to innocent people who could very easily be falsely accused and then attacked as a result.