Above all, there is a large difference between a sting operation and an extortionist. Explain this to me: Why would Lauda spend so much time finding scammers and negging them if she/ he could in fact join them and make money behind closed doors (secretly is what I mean). Also, why does Lauda often bust/ help bust scam ICOs with cryptodevil if, once again, he or she could join in on the ICO and make money off them by not exposing them, essentially blackmailing them.
None of that matters, nor does the shill care about anyone actually engaging in any scammy/shady actions or similar. That's what happens when you end up on the wrong end of negative ratings. 
I don't see that happening, and I do believe Lauda's 'extortion attempt'
was a sting operation. You either believe it or you don't. Lauda's good works
outweigh that little lapse of good judgement.
I think that it is fair to say that a number of people trust me on a much higher level than ever before.was a sting operation. You either believe it or you don't. Lauda's good works
outweigh that little lapse of good judgement.
However, regarding the logic of the above statement. Quickseller spent a lot of
time scam busting....and then he pulled his escrow scam on a bunch of unwitting
victims who thought they were purchasing an escrow service with an independent
third party. You know, a real escrow. As in, a 3-sided transaction. So just
because someone tries to bust scammers doesn't mean that person is not or would
not become one. You never know.
Quickseller is a prime example of someone who deceived the public and who showed his true colors after his crimes were exposed.time scam busting....and then he pulled his escrow scam on a bunch of unwitting
victims who thought they were purchasing an escrow service with an independent
third party. You know, a real escrow. As in, a 3-sided transaction. So just
because someone tries to bust scammers doesn't mean that person is not or would
not become one. You never know.