Only if you intend to run the scam only once, or if all of the work is completely bespoke and not reusable for future attacks.
That seems unlikely. I'm pretty sure there's actually a lot of economies of scale here, where the attackers' pipelines will become vastly more efficient and higher quality over time, with each attack requiring less manual work.
That seems unlikely. I'm pretty sure there's actually a lot of economies of scale here, where the attackers' pipelines will become vastly more efficient and higher quality over time, with each attack requiring less manual work.