They don't, they only lose money by giving access to their banking apps, usually through an app that the scammer tells the victim to download or link to, or by physically transferring the money themselves after being duped into doing so by the scammers.
The original post on Reddit seemed to have all the information.
Seemed to have. Exactly, and only if you wanted to believe non-confirmable speculation. "Seemed to have" does not mean "had".
A ban on pedantry would be a decent change, to be fair.
As would a ban on the chronic misinterpretation of the vocabulary of the English language and fatuous posts.
What makes you think that? I'm one of the many who didn't know there was a Thaiger forum until this merger produced all the comments about it and, if those comments are to be believed, it's definitely not worth going to have a look at it.
How can anyone posting here know what was paid for the site and know what they sold/merged it for? So many posters suggest that they have that private information and then try to authoritatively opine about those values as if they are accurate.