... that's never a good idea I would assume?

That's why I blurred it.

Risky business.

With obvious ways of tracking down the thieves, we have no law enforcement.

Wouldn't it be nice if you could send that to the local (or state, or federal) cops and have some results?

Judging from the banner, a lot of people already reported it to the LAPD. I used to report such things to Apple, Amazon, BestBuy, various banks all being spoofed. They then have to find the scammer's ISP and try to have them blocked.

I haven't researched lately, but previously, a lot came from home IP addresses, meaning that home systems got malware installed that sends out the spam, trying to make it look "legitimate" to web filters.

I used to copy the ISP involved (typically comcast for home IP's) but one never knows if they took action.

You can try
ReportFraud.ftc.gov
IdentityTheft.gov
Internet Crime Complaint Center (https://www.ic3.gov/)

Usually "phishing@{whatever}

P.S. If you are reporting anything to the government, please say that you are a billionaire or are safeguarding a billion dollar bitcoin wallet. They do go after people trying to rob the rich.

There never was a "coordinated" way to report scams.