Turns a minor purchase into a comparative ethics seminar.
The Sinkhole activates when the item costs too little to matter and too much to buy incorrectly. A person enters to check whether a cable works and emerges 47 minutes later with opinions about hinge durability, warehouse labour, and whether four stars can be trusted after the packaging redesign. Hell does not push. It simply adds one more tab.
Hell opens the next review, highlights the one alarming sentence, and recalculates the buyer's standards upward until purchase becomes impossible.
Who is this for?
666 Corruption CreditsSending corruption to someone else is free and encouraged. Keeping one for your own soul takes a signed contract.
It is on your record. Now post the evidence.
They receive an infernal notice and pick the corruption up by claiming it to their own soul. You send them the link.
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