Does lend credence to the idea that it should be banned though.
If it works, then it's assault, murder, or conspiracy to commit assault/murder. If it doesn't work then it's fraud.
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Perhaps, but I was talking in a more general sense, I assume most of the "targets" of these "services" were not Nazis. Also the law usually has little to do with morality and justice.
(It also raises the question, is it moral to sell fake nazi murders?)