Lol you could also set it up where when they call it says "voice IP is not supported please call back on a supported line" so you can collect and report there real phone numbers
The most insane thing about this is that real customer service has somehow become so low quality that this feels realistic enough to not really set off any alarm bells.
This is so true, I waited for over an hour for ACTUAL TECH SUPPORT and then got transferred to another department and got put on hold for another hour and a half, then they just said they couldn't do it and hung up.
My own American government took two years to process an unemployment claim I had made, and then only gave me less than 10% of the back payments. Two years.
I love how Kit has evolved over the years to find out the best way of making scammers go crazy is to treat them basically the same way Comcast treats their customers.
I hate how true this is. I spent the first few weeks after moving into a new place trying to get comcast to do anything and in the end I just got some really nice lady who told me I did everything I needed to do a week before.
Also Arizona Department of Economic Security. Omg. I hope you never need medical insurance. Two hours for every call and get a different answer every time. Total incompetence.
My mom used to hand scammer calls to my dad who had memory issues. He loved talking to strangers, so it was a win win. You'd be surprised how similar these conversations are to those.
On one hand, I'm not a violent man and have respect for human life. On the other hand... The Running Man: Scammer Edition = IMMEDIATE HELL YEAH in my brain!
HOLY SHIT!! Starting at 11:21 all the full voicemail errors, that's MY voice! I did a TTS project for Amazon back in 2011 and that voice is 100% me. How the hell did Kit even find it to use?!?!? I'm honored to be a tiny part of this video 😊❤
@@DeathStriker187well it's used for a lot of good things. The TTS for the Amazon Kindle, an android Healthcare robot named Grace. But this is pretty cool too😊
@@simonfrederiksen104 "I hear you like Steam Gift Cards. I have plenty of them, about $2,000... but, you'll have to make a sacrifice. You'll have to genuinely help this old lady with her bank account. If you cannot help her, then the gift cards will go to the old lady. Make your choice."
The crazy thing about it is that the automated “customer support” tree is so realistic because it’s only slightly worse than real automated customer support services.
my heart broke when I heard that lady speaking, I'm so glad she was able to get the support she needed, it hurts to think how many people are not as lucky.
Scammers, for the large majority of the time, seem to be a very specific type of person. A lazy, uninspired, unintelligent, rude, and above all else greedy mockery of a human being. So, the prospect of an "easy" swindle was the perfect trap. Also, the fact that this was all largely automated is all the more pleasing. Really feels like you're starting to fight fire with fire here and I'm so happy to see it.
Computers give power to these creatures, and it's the same with cheaters/hackers on online multiplayer games: they aren't good at anything IRL so they have to boost their virtual presence artificially. So long as they see numbers going up on their screens, they don't care about how miserable they make others. At the end of the day, it's not about money; the thing these people truly desire is to have some form of control over their own lives and, specially, over the lives of others.
@@zaccampa4055 And best (worst) of all, if its an entire call center operation, they have a boss that takes a sizable cut, but won't pay them unless they're successful. So its quite literally working a job, except worse.
Here's an idea if you plan to do this again: Take like 5 scammers at once and tell them that "due to time constraints" or some other corporate BS you'll have to address all their tickets at once, and watch them all scream over eachother.
You know how some network marketing or pyramid scheme type companies have big meetings that get everyone really pumped up to go out there and create *big success* in their lives somehow? Hold online conferences, actually interactive, to get scammers involved in wasting time AND really pumped at the same time.
A close friend of mine took their own life because a scammer took a great amount of money from them. Some people have it already so hard, and to just have someone tip the scale even further for them is literally life-changing. Thank you for your work
That's really devastating. What gets me is that so many of the scammers do not even have any remorse for their evil crimes. I'm sorry that you lost your friend.
The brief delay with the “mailbox is full” part giving them enough time to start leaving a message and have some shred of hope only to have it immediately dashed was absolutely PERFECT. Brilliant timing. This was such a great scheme to waste their time, energy, and sanity!
This is my favorite episode so far; as a software developer, I'm amazed at the elaborate nature of your fake phone system. I am literally laughing uncontrollably with tears running down my face. Incidentally, I've been trapped in phone trees like yours before for legit companies. Hours on permahold only to have it transfer you and then hang up on you. I won't mention any names, but their initials are A, T, and T. I wrote the first part before the reveal at the end. My heart broke when I heard that poor woman at the end, but at the same time, I had hope because she called into your system. Glad you were able to help. 👍🏻
I love that no one could even mental gymnastics their way into saying this is cruel. It’s 100% voluntary on their end it makes it so much funnier to hear them lose their mind
the only thing that gives me pause is that some of these scammer rings actually trap and enslave people into scamming for them and they get beaten or tortured if they dont meet goals. people who do this willingly though get whats coming to them
Well if you try hard enough some degen communist might say western imperialism robbed from these people thereby they have to scam westerners to make a living and it is all justified
@@spadesartYeah, the thick accents make this sad, since it's generally desperate poor people in developing countries scamming people in Western countries. It's sad for an old lady to lose her life savings, but it's also sad for someone's family's next meal to depend on entrapping enough victims for his boss to pay him that day.
@@KitbogaShow We? You mean you have a team? Anyways, Happy Halloween, Kit. Your scammer videos always entertained me and made me laugh (especially the "Steve" "Watson" videos). 😊
This whole thing is brilliant. It takes the one trait all scammers posses, persistence, and it totally trolls them. The hunter now becomes the hunted. This need to be expanded.
@@Dev-wv9te yes, this guy definitely robbed me of my time, by making an entertaining video about a captivating subject, that i chose to click on and watch till the end. having a good time is such a waste, i can't imagine what being happy must be like
Huh, nothing at all in the channel profile. Dev is a long abandoned and then maybe hacked sockpuppet. Looks like a scammer is realllly malding at being had lol
Hearing you in tears being able to help someone whose future was being stolen from them is so amazing. It's so obvious how much you care about these people and how much passion you have for what you're doing. I can only hope that someday I will be able to help someone the way you have helped so many.
My jaw literally dropped when he revealed that people who were scammed - including an elderly woman who'd been a constant victim for years - had called in and were able to get help because of the maze. Absolutely incredible.
This is crueler than a shotgun booby trap... you made a non-euclidean phone-tree captcha maze so barbaric it drove hardened criminals to tears. Keep up the good work!
They're taking notes alright but US Cellular is already holding the trademark over Verizon's head going "nananana you will never get this! You will never get this!" While they work on busting that cage with a bigger buyout offer.
I'd think, as well, that relatively few tweaks could be used to make it look like different crypto/gift card redemption websites. With the likes of ai voice text to speech, it'd be easy to start a network of scambaiters and victims to redirect them down a spiral of 'redeem code' type phone options and/or using g their scripts against them building a bank of responses for common questions etc.
This has the most evil genius turned good guy vibes i have seen so far. Beating scammers with their own tricks and a pain we all know all to damn well, automated telephone cues. Purple pig had me crying.
This is one of the funniest and best idea’s you added to your stream!! Great job Kit and your to your entire team who assisted and worked on this with you, it’s amazing!! 💜💜💜
@@cindblank you are so kind!! Just trying to do my best to help support the best of the best!! You are so generous too, you give Kit and the community so much help and your time!! You are our rock star! ⭐️💜💜⭐️
The going from being on hold for an hour to talking to someone that immediately kicks you to someone else that isn't there and you only get their voicemail, then hangs up is an actual experience I've gone through a few times with legitimate customer support. You captured it pretty much perfectly.
I worked customer support for several internet/phone companies a few years ago. Some of the instructions, that MUST be followed to the t, include this in their customer care strategy. We know full well as technicians taking and making calls that the number we are transferring them to does not go anywhere. Ever. They just want the customer to get so frustrated that they give up. It also helps their call volume when they repeatedly call back, only to get lost in the same process. These companies typically have a monopoly of the service they provide, so they just don't care if the customer is mad or "I'm going somewhere else". Because they can't.
Wasting scammers time? Fantastic. Driving them insane? Even better. Helping the scammed? Bending the moral arc of the universe toward justice?! TEARS TO MY EYES! You're doing what I wish I could. Keep at it, my man. The world needs more people like you.
I love that you do this. My mother got scammed out of thousands of $$ from a guy pretending to be from her bank, and after he cursed and her and mocked her for being stupid because he was so sure he got away with it. Luckily my parents bank was able to get the funds back (after a YEAR..) but I know that not all victims are so lucky. You are amazing.
Yes. My compassionate heart feels for all the victims involved, even the scammers. I needed that reminder that this is about protecting our vulnerable ones.
Bro how can you not, you know? When I heard that old sad lady saying “transfer bitcoin” it shattered my heart. These scammers are cruel and they deserve no mercy. Kitboga mentioned he got into scam baiting because his grandma was scammed, I can imagine he’s going through all the emotions of that when speaking to a poor old woman being scammed for 6 years 💔💔
The older lady. You exposed a part of yourself you don't usually show. The part of you that drives you to do this with such unrelenting passion. I admire it. Keep at it. All legacies begin as jokes. I can't wait to see how your work evolves.
Very much agree, it is so sad sometimes when in other videos like this I have seen victims ignore the good guy because they are so confused by the scammer.
Seriously at 15:03 when he said "It looks like your longest hold-time was one hour and ten minutes, are you willing to beat that record today?" I started howling in laughter!
These scammers are absolutely relentless. I get text messages every single day saying I've got a problem with a bank that I don't even have an account at, or with my UPS or FedEx package can't be tracked when I didn't order anything, things like that. FK these scammers. Keep doing your thing, Kit, you're AWESOME!!! 👍🏼 👍🏼 👍🏼
This is brilliant. I love hearing the scammers cry about feeling they are being scammed. And it's amazing that you have actually helped real victims too.
that made me emotional too. She had been manipulated for 6 years. I'm so grateful for all the help and care Kit has committed to protecting these people.
Whenever i feel even the slightest hint of pity for these scammers, I always try to remember that they're actively ruining a lot of innocent people's lives. It's amazing that Kit is able to help those victims, directly or indirectly.
@@RandomytchannelGDI would assume that op knows that, they’re just comparing the scammers pressing airplane mode on their phone to pressing alt-f4 on their computer. It’s pretty obvious, really
You guys are truly the good ones. In a world seemingly devoid of morals, it is refreshing to see people out there trying to help other people. Keep doing what you do and thanks for the laughs along the way! And thank you for helping our elderly!
God, I got chills when that poor woman appeared on the call, she sounded so scared and confused just saying “transfer bitcoin”. Knowing how ugly the scammers can get with their victims from your channel, I’m so glad she got help and it’s wonderful that your silly tool has turned into something that can genuinely protect and help vulnerable people.
Pretty awkward that you didn't read the text that stated that lady's voice was actually an actor, to protect the privacy of the lady. Atleast you know they have good voice actors though.
Kit is literally the jigsaw of scambaiting, i’m glad you’re able to have fun with what you do and impact those you’re helping. You are truly doing good shit dude
Kit and his team are true pioneers in the scambaiting space. Absolutely killing it with fresh ideas and staying one step ahead of the latest scams. Respect
Calling that one friend and getting their voicemail which has been full for a few years is enough to send me into a rage after wasting 60 seconds of my time. Getting that kind of message after hours and hours and thinking you're getting a live call representative is so beautiful it brought a tear to my eye.
Another great aspect of all this is that there are literally hundreds of scams targeting crypto-users, and so it's not even that unrealistic that the same "victim" of the scammers is the victim of a shady or fake crypto exchange. So the scammers don't even know if they're dealing with a legit exchange or not, but have to pursue it regardless. When they're talking to Kitboga as a call-center rep and trying to bully him it's just not the same as when they're trying to bully victims (even Kitboga in character). The power dynamics are completely reversed, and the scammer knows it. The levels of irony are getting thick, and even if the scammer is aware of it, there's almost nothing they can do. They have to pursue it.
I love how your machinations have evolved over the years. Always so involved and hilarious. So proud of your progress and results! Keep it up, bro! You’re a hero
The great thing about this is that it removes whatever leverage these guys think they have, as opposed to ordinary scambait calls. In the calls they think Kitboga is an old person, even if they don't get any money and they waste their time, they can lock the (vm) computer and go to bed thinking the victim can't access their computer anymore without them. Here, they're completely resourceless. They have no way to get back at the service, real or imagined. No consolation. No one to threaten or insult. It's beautiful.
This is LEGENDARY. Listening to these scammers get owned on the phone for DAYS at a time is hilarious. Please keep this up guys. You're doing the world a favor!
I do not exaggerate when I say that this call center maze is DIABOLICAL. Never have I seen such a simultaneously devious and wonderful plan implemented before.
This has got to be the most insane, next level, elaborate trolling I have ever seen. And you were able to help real people, too. This is what the internet should be used for
So THIS is the reason I haven't been getting scam calls lately! While my daughter is upset she can't mess with them anymore, I appreciate all that you do to confound these horrible people and help their victims! ❤
I learned that if you don't answer the phone, don't even deny the call, you just let it ring their system will think it's an unused number and take it out of the system. I went from having 5 or 6 calls a day to maybe 2 in a month.
@@michiganrailfan2141 Yeah, I think you're right. I hardly ever answer the phone even when it's someone I know and these scammers never call me. I only get a couple calls a month from people I don't know and it's usually recruiters who found my resume on Indeed.
@@michiganrailfan2141 if you can mimic a fax machine or dial-up modem when you answer, most auto-callers will also flag your number as unusable and move on to the next
Small contribution just to say thank you for what you're doing to help protect the elderly and vulnerable. Consuming literal days of their time, genius. Still getting tears thinking about you helping that woman at the end. Keep up the honorable work and I love your content.
@@johnnygotti1568 I have co-signed your co-signed donation, it is now as much mine and as it is yours as it is his, may kitboga enjoy our money and continue to produce this wonderful content.
You can see in his eyes at 20:30 how genuine he is. He's at the brink of tears to see all of his wonderful, funny, educational work have a level of meaning that I'm sure many of us hadn't anticipated seeing. I felt like crying too, honestly. Your labor of love is saving lives, Kit. You're a wonderful human being and I hope you know that.
It's strangely poetic how scammers prey on people by relying on their victims not being aware enough to realize they're being scammed, but the scammers are even MORE clueless when they are the ones being scammed. I am happy to see them fall for this trap, but wow, I almost can't believe how stupid they are.
@@KNJfan Yeah, and probably the average scammer is not an all-out hustler, lying, cheating and capitalizing on every opportunity for self profit. It's more like they are rehearsed on this one particular scam, and probably don't have that much street smarts to adapt to changing situations. They are following a very specific checklist of things to do on a very specific scam, so they can't comprehend the situation, when they are themselves taken for a ride. At least it will cause expenses for the organisation.
I dont comment here often, but i gotta say that this is truly one of the best things youve ever done. It's hilarious regarding the scammers and heartwarming when you get emotional speaking to the victims.
I was laughing my ass off until I suddenly wasn't and I legitimately started crying because something built to drive terrible people insane was helping actual victims. I'm a fucking baby and your team is doing good work
I did the same thing. I'm just glad the victims were caught so they didn't waste a bunch of time, could have things explained, and get things cleared up, all while the scammers wasted TONS of time. Totally laughing, only to cry when hearing victims had been calling in.
Same here, it was quite the experience to suddenly cry when I was just hurting my sides from laughing seconds earlier, haha Didn't expect KitBoga to tear up either, that hit kinda hard ngl
This feels like a movie. Kitboga is the mysterious creator of a hell maze for scammers but every now and then an innocent victim falls into the maze and Kitboga has to lead them back to safety.
I'm so glad to see that scambaiters are becoming increasingly sophisticated & are able not just to waste the time of individual scammers or provoke them to rage, but are able to steal & destroy their data, disable their computers, and completely deconstruct an entire call center (criminal enterprise) at every level, including reporting them to service providers & various agencies, & directly stopping the scamming of individuals just in time to keep them from becoming victims. These things are all so impressive.
The bad thing is, the scammers probably watch this too. Maybe not all, but one is enough to warn a whole callcenter. So it won't work for too long after this video, I would assume.
@@kgmiller. true although the idea of such a third party Bitcoin wallet service existing seems just plausible enough that I think the possibility of the money being real might outweigh whatever knowledge they have of Kitboga doing what he's doing here
@@kgmiller. Future reference, don't assume so much. You don't even know the half of it. Especially if he's been doing this for so long, so openly and scammers are still falling for it.
I don't get it English isn't my native language and I don't get it, how is a gauntlet funny in this context? In my mind a gauntlet is somewhat similar to a glove. Just that a gauntlet is probably a piece of armor, and a glove is soft and shit, woven wool and fancy fabrics /s Tldr: pls explain
@braindecay9477 Gauntlet is also a term english uses to mean "extended challenge" The origin comes from the term "throw down the gauntlet" where knights would throw their gauntlet at the feet of someone they are fueding with as a form of "fighting words" if the other party picked up the gauntlet, that would mean they acknowledged the challenge, and accepted it.
@@braindecay9477 gauntlet is another way of saying a complicated challenge, like a triathlon or something. it usually means a really hard, multi-level challenge.
Every minute the scammers are spending wasting their time on the site is one they're not using to take advantage of someone else. Doing that work my man.
I say this in all sincerity: you are a GENIUS. Every aspect of that call tree is perfectly designed to be infuriating, and the "full mailbox" gimmick is just the cherry on top!
I love how during your conversation with one of the scammers, you say that you've had hundreds of callers, and the system has worked flawlessly. Telling him that is the absolute peak of comedic irony for me, and anyone who thinks about it can understand what I mean.
Thank you for helping people who are scammed! A lawyer with a gambling problem blew 4 millions of trust fund dollars in Florida was arrested last week. One victim was 97 years old!
Scammers epitomise the lowest depths of human greed. They will do anything for money, so long as they don't have to work at a real job. As you say, just the concept of not getting paid is, to them, the same as being stolen from. I wonder what they do with the fortunes they steal; probably nothing productive...
I've been watching a lot of scammer videos, and this one was the best of all time. I was drinking water and burst out laughing so hard that it spilled. I stopped drinking and then tried again after 5 minutes, and it almost happened again. You're a genius.
Purple Pig
His problem is the system wanted him to say purple pig and he said purpul pig
"where's the cheese?" 😂
"Poo poo pee"
spicy sasquatch
Lol you could also set it up where when they call it says "voice IP is not supported please call back on a supported line" so you can collect and report there real phone numbers
The most insane thing about this is that real customer service has somehow become so low quality that this feels realistic enough to not really set off any alarm bells.
it depends
@@Someone-sc2hk but the indians wouldnt know that
For real. I’ve waited on hold twice at OHSU for over 40 minutes just to be hung up on.
This is so true, I waited for over an hour for ACTUAL TECH SUPPORT and then got transferred to another department and got put on hold for another hour and a half, then they just said they couldn't do it and hung up.
My own American government took two years to process an unemployment claim I had made, and then only gave me less than 10% of the back payments.
Two years.
The "please tell us how we did" at the end of each heart-crushing call is the icing on the cake
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
"...fuck!"
It’s literally Chef’s kiss
This mailbox is full. Your message could not be sent.
AAAAA
I love how Kit has evolved over the years to find out the best way of making scammers go crazy is to treat them basically the same way Comcast treats their customers.
😂😂😂
Or AT&T lol
I hate how true this is. I spent the first few weeks after moving into a new place trying to get comcast to do anything and in the end I just got some really nice lady who told me I did everything I needed to do a week before.
Also Arizona Department of Economic Security. Omg. I hope you never need medical insurance. Two hours for every call and get a different answer every time. Total incompetence.
Or the Maryland Health Connection. I was once on hold for hours starting from the first business hour to when they were closing up.
My mom used to hand scammer calls to my dad who had memory issues. He loved talking to strangers, so it was a win win. You'd be surprised how similar these conversations are to those.
That’s hilarious
You all probably had a great time laughing at the scammer face lmao
new kitboga video in 2040:
“I made 100 scammers fight to death for a hologram of a dime”
That betting pool is gonna be so fun
I would like this video indeed.
On one hand, I'm not a violent man and have respect for human life. On the other hand... The Running Man: Scammer Edition = IMMEDIATE HELL YEAH in my brain!
A pucture of a holographic dime*
Scrooge McDuck lyfe
What I love is that these scammers are more gullible than the people they scam
They think they are intellectually superior too, so this should humble all of them.
Oh the irony 😂
I think it's more greed than anything...
Indians.
Sadly, it stems more from desperation, but F scammers, so it's hilarious.
Sometimes your anti-scamming schemes are borderline psychotic and it makes me realize how terrifying Kitboga would be if he were one of the bad guys.
He did scam people by promoting Aura :( I didn't lose ALOT of money but its still a total ripoff.
@@kr1me2000 ripoff how
@@kr1me2000 Unless the service failed to work, it's not a scam, it's possibly just a bad value.
They refused to give me my money back, its a scam.@@SamtasticOnline
I don't think live streamers can be responsible for all services sponsorship states they offer. Kitboga by nature shows high integrity and empathy.
HOLY SHIT!! Starting at 11:21 all the full voicemail errors, that's MY voice! I did a TTS project for Amazon back in 2011 and that voice is 100% me. How the hell did Kit even find it to use?!?!? I'm honored to be a tiny part of this video 😊❤
That's actually super cool, how does it feel to hear your voice used for good?
That's crazy!
@@DeathStriker187well it's used for a lot of good things. The TTS for the Amazon Kindle, an android Healthcare robot named Grace. But this is pretty cool too😊
@@iyasugamesfinally!
Now if someday a scammer calls you and hears your voice, is gonna have PTSD. This is the way.
Kit has upgraded from baiting scammers to trolling scammers to straight-up psychologically torturing scammers, and I love it!
We just need a way to intercept VOIP robocalls so people don't get random numbers all the time out of nowhere.
Too good hahahaha
This is genius. Except that scammer wasting 5 days is probably coming up with a diabolical plan for revenge right now..
Yeah, next level is Saw stuff and then he would get into copyright issues and whatnot
@@simonfrederiksen104 "I hear you like Steam Gift Cards. I have plenty of them, about $2,000... but, you'll have to make a sacrifice. You'll have to genuinely help this old lady with her bank account. If you cannot help her, then the gift cards will go to the old lady. Make your choice."
The crazy thing about it is that the automated “customer support” tree is so realistic because it’s only slightly worse than real automated customer support services.
Yes, the humour is because it's so close to reality :D
True
"only slightly worse" LoL
Was thinking the exact same thing. The only difference is a arrogant agent on the other line judging you over the error created by their company.
@@Frontfight you mean the underpaid employee who has put with 20 rude assholes before they spoke to you?
“This mailbox is full” after a one hour wait and transfer nearly had me in tears😂
YES!!!!😂😂😂😂
absolutely fucking evil
One last thing...
@@originalotto7126please let us know how we did
That “FUCK” came from the soul
my heart broke when I heard that lady speaking, I'm so glad she was able to get the support she needed, it hurts to think how many people are not as lucky.
The MORE time these scammers spend on your fake website, the LESS time they have preying on victims. YOU sir, are a HERO.
yeah that's kinda the point lol
And the increased chance they will give up next time when things take to long, discouraging them is as important as wasting time
And I thought spending my entire 24hr security shift on the phone with them was peak time wasting.... my scale has since been readjusted
imagine how big the scammers phone bills are gonna be calling a place to withdraw a bitcoin that doesn't exist 🤣
It should be a board game
The big brain move now is to have the scammers read random phrases and use them to train an AI voice model so they have to talk to themselves
Damn, that would be CRAZY 🤣🤣
Great idea
10/10 idea
i love the way your brain works bud
dabloo
Scammers, for the large majority of the time, seem to be a very specific type of person. A lazy, uninspired, unintelligent, rude, and above all else greedy mockery of a human being. So, the prospect of an "easy" swindle was the perfect trap. Also, the fact that this was all largely automated is all the more pleasing. Really feels like you're starting to fight fire with fire here and I'm so happy to see it.
Computers give power to these creatures, and it's the same with cheaters/hackers on online multiplayer games: they aren't good at anything IRL so they have to boost their virtual presence artificially.
So long as they see numbers going up on their screens, they don't care about how miserable they make others. At the end of the day, it's not about money; the thing these people truly desire is to have some form of control over their own lives and, specially, over the lives of others.
It’s crazy they would rather sit on hold for almost a week for a couple hundred dollars instead of just getting a real job
A lot of them are actually victims of human trafficking who are being forced to do it.
@@zaccampa4055 And best (worst) of all, if its an entire call center operation, they have a boss that takes a sizable cut, but won't pay them unless they're successful. So its quite literally working a job, except worse.
Here's an idea if you plan to do this again: Take like 5 scammers at once and tell them that "due to time constraints" or some other corporate BS you'll have to address all their tickets at once, and watch them all scream over eachother.
This is z great idea
This is a special kind of evil and I love it!
This is the way!
This is the greatest idea I've ever heard. Not only is his project already automating the process of time-wasting, but this would perpetuate it.
You know how some network marketing or pyramid scheme type companies have big meetings that get everyone really pumped up to go out there and create *big success* in their lives somehow?
Hold online conferences, actually interactive, to get scammers involved in wasting time AND really pumped at the same time.
A close friend of mine took their own life because a scammer took a great amount of money from them. Some people have it already so hard, and to just have someone tip the scale even further for them is literally life-changing. Thank you for your work
I'm so sorry
Sorry for your loss
That's really devastating. What gets me is that so many of the scammers do not even have any remorse for their evil crimes. I'm sorry that you lost your friend.
Sorry to hear that. I wish you the best.
Agreed, this guy is a saint. The advent of AI is the future of driving these scammers insane until they disappear forever
The brief delay with the “mailbox is full” part giving them enough time to start leaving a message and have some shred of hope only to have it immediately dashed was absolutely PERFECT. Brilliant timing. This was such a great scheme to waste their time, energy, and sanity!
@bigbeefscorcho
It's great that your blue hot dog is beef. Much healthier than pork or chicken.
@@PruneHub I’m the real beef baby 100% angus Kobe beef
Most of those are so cruel, you know it happened to them for real. More than once.
I CACKLED at that part
Just saw this part 😂 Oh my god its so evil but perfect .
This is my favorite episode so far; as a software developer, I'm amazed at the elaborate nature of your fake phone system. I am literally laughing uncontrollably with tears running down my face. Incidentally, I've been trapped in phone trees like yours before for legit companies. Hours on permahold only to have it transfer you and then hang up on you. I won't mention any names, but their initials are A, T, and T.
I wrote the first part before the reveal at the end. My heart broke when I heard that poor woman at the end, but at the same time, I had hope because she called into your system. Glad you were able to help. 👍🏻
You and your team have build an amazing torture system for the scammers. Great work!
truly a living hell for them
Can it be improved?
Switch to Airplane Mode! "Snort!"
They managed to make the cable companies jealous with their rage inducing phone tree
That's all it's for. Him and his team. It's stopped the streams.
Forgive them, Lord, for they know not what they do.
I love that no one could even mental gymnastics their way into saying this is cruel. It’s 100% voluntary on their end it makes it so much funnier to hear them lose their mind
the only thing that gives me pause is that some of these scammer rings actually trap and enslave people into scamming for them and they get beaten or tortured if they dont meet goals. people who do this willingly though get whats coming to them
Well if you try hard enough some degen communist might say western imperialism robbed from these people thereby they have to scam westerners to make a living and it is all justified
@@FistingDemon alright chief you got me you’re very edgy 👏👏👏 ooh ouchie
@MaybeShimo correct
@@spadesartYeah, the thick accents make this sad, since it's generally desperate poor people in developing countries scamming people in Western countries.
It's sad for an old lady to lose her life savings, but it's also sad for someone's family's next meal to depend on entrapping enough victims for his boss to pay him that day.
Well done to you and your team. You should be proud of this masterpiece.
We've worked so hard on this, super proud.
@@KitbogaShow We? You mean you have a team?
Anyways, Happy Halloween, Kit. Your scammer videos always entertained me and made me laugh (especially the "Steve" "Watson" videos). 😊
agree
@@KitbogaShow You're a internet Batman man. Love what you do, keep it up
@@kenterminateddq5311 you didn't honestly think he does all this on his own, did you? He even showed his 10+ member team
Ok, the "busy call-center room" chatter, with no actual person there, is CRIMINALLY DEVIOUS! SO HILARIOUS!!!
This whole thing is brilliant. It takes the one trait all scammers posses, persistence, and it totally trolls them. The hunter now becomes the hunted. This need to be expanded.
@@Dev-wv9te yes, this guy definitely robbed me of my time, by making an entertaining video about a captivating subject, that i chose to click on and watch till the end. having a good time is such a waste, i can't imagine what being happy must be like
@@Dev-wv9te i bet you're a scammer and you're just venting because you totally fell into their trap! 🤣
@@Dev-wv9tebahahhahahahahahahhahah
@@Dev-wv9te Why do I have to do something "real" when I can just watch a UA-cam video while taking a dump instead?
Huh, nothing at all in the channel profile. Dev is a long abandoned and then maybe hacked sockpuppet. Looks like a scammer is realllly malding at being had lol
“So you want to do this right or do you want to go back to the gauntlet?” I’ve never heard a more frightening threat said so casually before
That was my exact thought too! Genuinely the most terrifying threat a person on a helpline could make.
14:48
@@KaiLucasZachary bro he PANICKED. "i wanna do this right" bro pls broo plsss not the GAUNTLET!
I thought for sure that was the moment when he was going to catch on, but … nope!
@@newp0rtwhats the gauntlet?
Hearing you in tears being able to help someone whose future was being stolen from them is so amazing. It's so obvious how much you care about these people and how much passion you have for what you're doing. I can only hope that someday I will be able to help someone the way you have helped so many.
As a receptionist who deals with phone tree rage daily, its nice to see it used for good 😂
lol classic case of, How many tree levels and branches would you like?, and the company saying (YES)^(YES). :)
I'm amazed how trusting these scammers are lol
God bless you. ♥️
I miss receptionists so much. The days when you called a number, a human answered and they put you through to the right person.
I LOVE the British girl's line on the pre-recorded message!! 😂"Corporate laid off half our staff & it's been a mad house over here" hahaha!
Must worked for “X” .💩💩💩💩💩
@@oliviacastilo977what? Why did you reply to yourself
If only companies / hold messages were honest.
I don't care if it's thousands of hours, I want to hear the raw uncut footage of all these calls. I'll binge it for months.
Same!!!
YUEH DUDE, THIS IS A 6 SEASON NETFLIX SPECIAL.
Twitch has all the unedited and kits 2nd youtube!
Cant wait to fall asleep to Scammer asmr
Yep I’d listen.
My jaw literally dropped when he revealed that people who were scammed - including an elderly woman who'd been a constant victim for years - had called in and were able to get help because of the maze. Absolutely incredible.
This is crueler than a shotgun booby trap... you made a non-euclidean phone-tree captcha maze so barbaric it drove hardened criminals to tears. Keep up the good work!
Wrong number? "Instant death"
Thank the gods for this
More More it took my depression away😂😂😂😂
This is so so SOOOO CATHARTIC AND I’M WILLING TO DRINK ALL THESE SCAMMERS’ TEARS!!!
a kafkaesque eldritch horror of celestial bitcoin
Comcast: furiously taking notes
Better than kidnapping your grandson in exchange for target gift cards 🤣
@@SamJohnnyVoiceswhile your wife is replaced by a changeling
One of the funniest comments, lol.
They're taking notes alright but US Cellular is already holding the trademark over Verizon's head going "nananana you will never get this! You will never get this!" While they work on busting that cage with a bigger buyout offer.
All big corporations, and govt’s, sadly.
Please never shut this system down!! We need a series!
Agreed I could watch this daily
I'd think, as well, that relatively few tweaks could be used to make it look like different crypto/gift card redemption websites. With the likes of ai voice text to speech, it'd be easy to start a network of scambaiters and victims to redirect them down a spiral of 'redeem code' type phone options and/or using g their scripts against them building a bank of responses for common questions etc.
I also hope he makes more videos about the Impossible Maze
Brilliant idea! I also could watch this daily and I'd never get sick of it hahah
If the thumbnail showed Indian ppl in the maze I would’ve liked
This has the most evil genius turned good guy vibes i have seen so far. Beating scammers with their own tricks and a pain we all know all to damn well, automated telephone cues. Purple pig had me crying.
This is one of the funniest and best idea’s you added to your stream!!
Great job Kit and your to your entire team who assisted and worked on this with you, it’s amazing!!
💜💜💜
@@cindblank you are so kind!! Just trying to do my best to help support the best of the best!! You are so generous too, you give Kit and the community so much help and your time!! You are our rock star! ⭐️💜💜⭐️
Why 99.99 though? Can you type 100?
@@B.M.Skyforest Twitch channel meme.
@@B.M.Skyforest it doesn’t allow it. I’m always getting this question lol
@@fluffy-puffy-puppy he’s the best!!
Damn, this is brutal.
This phenomenon is called "the sunken cost fallacy" and it can keep them on the line for decades :D
In for a rupee in for a pound.
What an interesting. That's why some people are willing to risk anything for because they're getting close, but at the end it's far worthless.
@@bigolboomerbelly4348 I see what you did there :)
Same reason people stay in a shitty relationship 😅
This is amazing, both in mocking the scammers and saving victims. As a previous victim of a scam (not bitcoin, gift cards), this made me tear up
You're a legend dude, thank you for these videos and helping people.
The hell you doing here 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
I gotta tell Dumpy about this 💀💀
He lets you laugh at misery
@@thepug991lmao are you really defending scammers
@@thepug991Where these scammers have put them selves into. You know that these scammers destroy lifes DON'T YOU ?
"...well he might not have a mother, and we need the mother's maiden name."
Fucking dying 😂
The going from being on hold for an hour to talking to someone that immediately kicks you to someone else that isn't there and you only get their voicemail, then hangs up is an actual experience I've gone through a few times with legitimate customer support. You captured it pretty much perfectly.
I worked customer support for several internet/phone companies a few years ago. Some of the instructions, that MUST be followed to the t, include this in their customer care strategy. We know full well as technicians taking and making calls that the number we are transferring them to does not go anywhere. Ever. They just want the customer to get so frustrated that they give up. It also helps their call volume when they repeatedly call back, only to get lost in the same process. These companies typically have a monopoly of the service they provide, so they just don't care if the customer is mad or "I'm going somewhere else". Because they can't.
@@MegaBobo234 That sounds about right.
Every single large corporation we try to deal with these days.
@@MegaBobo234shameful and greedy behaviour.
Wasting scammers time? Fantastic.
Driving them insane? Even better.
Helping the scammed? Bending the moral arc of the universe toward justice?! TEARS TO MY EYES!
You're doing what I wish I could. Keep at it, my man. The world needs more people like you.
this thing ended up saving victims, on top of all the fun 🔥
Killing it 🎉 congrats
I love that you do this. My mother got scammed out of thousands of $$ from a guy pretending to be from her bank, and after he cursed and her and mocked her for being stupid because he was so sure he got away with it. Luckily my parents bank was able to get the funds back (after a YEAR..) but I know that not all victims are so lucky. You are amazing.
kitboga crying while talking with that old lady moved me so much, i'm glad so many people can be helped
Yes. My compassionate heart feels for all the victims involved, even the scammers. I needed that reminder that this is about protecting our vulnerable ones.
Agree! I cried so hard during that call😭😭
Bro how can you not, you know? When I heard that old sad lady saying “transfer bitcoin” it shattered my heart. These scammers are cruel and they deserve no mercy. Kitboga mentioned he got into scam baiting because his grandma was scammed, I can imagine he’s going through all the emotions of that when speaking to a poor old woman being scammed for 6 years 💔💔
@@Hkhjazz Do you remember which episode it was? Is it highlighted? Wish I'd been there live, beautiful work
@@Lorqu1n I'm not 100% sure but it was recently. Like within the latest weeks as far as i remember
The older lady. You exposed a part of yourself you don't usually show. The part of you that drives you to do this with such unrelenting passion. I admire it. Keep at it. All legacies begin as jokes. I can't wait to see how your work evolves.
Very much agree, it is so sad sometimes when in other videos like this I have seen victims ignore the good guy because they are so confused by the scammer.
@@GelatinousMoose Story of my life, friend.
Okay, this is one of the funniest things I've seen in a longtime. These scammers totally deserve it for ripping people off, thank you for what you do.
Seriously at 15:03 when he said "It looks like your longest hold-time was one hour and ten minutes, are you willing to beat that record today?" I started howling in laughter!
Crazy enough, he actually DID go on to hold for 3 hours!!
@@KitbogaShowit's crazy how desperate they are that they don't get it
@@Nojnoj it really is. That makes it oh the much more enjoyable.
These scammers are absolutely relentless. I get text messages every single day saying I've got a problem with a bank that I don't even have an account at, or with my UPS or FedEx package can't be tracked when I didn't order anything, things like that. FK these scammers. Keep doing your thing, Kit, you're AWESOME!!! 👍🏼 👍🏼 👍🏼
This is brilliant. I love hearing the scammers cry about feeling they are being scammed. And it's amazing that you have actually helped real victims too.
I mean he didn't lie, the system did work flawlessly as intended...
Peak irony. As in "the use of words expressing something other than their literal intention".
@@JanusHoW Now that is irony!
It's not a bug, it's a feature. :)
It worked better than flawlessly.
"The negotiations _were_ short."
The mental and emotional damage Kit is doing is so insidiously beautiful. Kit, you are a mad genius. I salute you, mate!
Too right !
This guy is goat kitboga😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The automated request for feedback after such a frustrating call, it's so evil 🤣 i love it
Definitely my favorite part. The irony of all of them saying how bad the experience was too.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The phone tree is absolutely diabolical and soul-crushing. Well done, Kitboga.
Kit getting teary at the end made me cry. What a legend to not only frustrate scammers but also help victims put their lives back together again.
that made me emotional too. She had been manipulated for 6 years. I'm so grateful for all the help and care Kit has committed to protecting these people.
Whenever i feel even the slightest hint of pity for these scammers, I always try to remember that they're actively ruining a lot of innocent people's lives. It's amazing that Kit is able to help those victims, directly or indirectly.
The fact you got scammers with the oldest scam in gaming - "press alt-f4 (airplane mode) to recieve X" - is just way too poetic...
Alt-f4 IS NOT AIRPLANE MODE
@@RandomytchannelGDI would assume that op knows that, they’re just comparing the scammers pressing airplane mode on their phone to pressing alt-f4 on their computer. It’s pretty obvious, really
@@RandomytchannelGDIt is if you do it right
@@RandomytchannelGD you just got scammed my friend
@@arcaears yes i know. But it was wrong.
11:17 'This mailbox is full...' That broke me. I was dying of laughter.
I literally laughed my head off involuntarily.
I died. That’s amazing. Then immediately after “please rate your experience..” hahaha
@@facedownchuckwere you able to put it back on?
the “FUCK” after got me so good
That hurt ME bro
You guys are truly the good ones. In a world seemingly devoid of morals, it is refreshing to see people out there trying to help other people. Keep doing what you do and thanks for the laughs along the way! And thank you for helping our elderly!
God, I got chills when that poor woman appeared on the call, she sounded so scared and confused just saying “transfer bitcoin”. Knowing how ugly the scammers can get with their victims from your channel, I’m so glad she got help and it’s wonderful that your silly tool has turned into something that can genuinely protect and help vulnerable people.
Pretty awkward that you didn't read the text that stated that lady's voice was actually an actor, to protect the privacy of the lady. Atleast you know they have good voice actors though.
@@dylancrosby2451 i'm sure the actor's voice was pretty close to reality.
Lmfao that was literally Kitbogas voice 😂
@@FriteVerte being close to reality is not the same as being real.
Bro she smart enough to transfer bitcoins but get scammed for 6 years how wtff
“You guys are an idiot” absolutely killed me. Shoutout to you guys for doing this.
Kit is literally the jigsaw of scambaiting, i’m glad you’re able to have fun with what you do and impact those you’re helping. You are truly doing good shit dude
dude over 60 hours he kept these assholes busy. imagine how many people were saved from being scammed in that time.
The perfect balance of cruel and unusual. Hopefully scammers keep getting tricked by this for years to come!
Kit and his team are true pioneers in the scambaiting space. Absolutely killing it with fresh ideas and staying one step ahead of the latest scams. Respect
Stole this idea from hello this is lenny kits a theif not creative
Calling that one friend and getting their voicemail which has been full for a few years is enough to send me into a rage after wasting 60 seconds of my time. Getting that kind of message after hours and hours and thinking you're getting a live call representative is so beautiful it brought a tear to my eye.
Another great aspect of all this is that there are literally hundreds of scams targeting crypto-users, and so it's not even that unrealistic that the same "victim" of the scammers is the victim of a shady or fake crypto exchange. So the scammers don't even know if they're dealing with a legit exchange or not, but have to pursue it regardless. When they're talking to Kitboga as a call-center rep and trying to bully him it's just not the same as when they're trying to bully victims (even Kitboga in character). The power dynamics are completely reversed, and the scammer knows it. The levels of irony are getting thick, and even if the scammer is aware of it, there's almost nothing they can do. They have to pursue it.
you would hate my voicemail then lmao... i made it long and annoying to prevent people leaving messages unless its actually importantn@@DLSacks
Congratulations, Kit, team and Kraken! This is a quantum leap forward in disabling scammers.
I love how your machinations have evolved over the years. Always so involved and hilarious. So proud of your progress and results! Keep it up, bro! You’re a hero
Seeing Kit tear up on the call to help that old lady was the highlight for me.
You are a service to your community. Each hour these scammers waste in your trap is an hour they can't spend scamming someone's grandma.
Not really.
He is addressing symptoms, but intentionally ignores the issues or at least doesnt do anything against it
The great thing about this is that it removes whatever leverage these guys think they have, as opposed to ordinary scambait calls.
In the calls they think Kitboga is an old person, even if they don't get any money and they waste their time, they can lock the (vm) computer and go to bed thinking the victim can't access their computer anymore without them.
Here, they're completely resourceless. They have no way to get back at the service, real or imagined. No consolation. No one to threaten or insult. It's beautiful.
They're so trapped by the promise of Bitcoin that they're willing to upload selfies and videos of themselves
Its just like real customer service, you feel like a powerless grain of sand someone is trying to sweep away
@@jackhazardous4008This made me laugh more than I expected 😂❤
This is probably the reason they started sending their victims to the phone number!
@@zackcinq-mars2129 Which ends up working against them because Kitboga can then get in touch with the victims and put an end to the scam
I love how not only were you able to waist scammers time, but also you get to help people protect themselves from scams!
This is LEGENDARY. Listening to these scammers get owned on the phone for DAYS at a time is hilarious. Please keep this up guys. You're doing the world a favor!
I Trapped 200 Scammers in an Impossible Maze
I SEE DEATH NOTE L
L
I do not exaggerate when I say that this call center maze is DIABOLICAL. Never have I seen such a simultaneously devious and wonderful plan implemented before.
A compilation of the scammers’ drawings can legit make a compelling contemporary art exhibition
where the pictures are not signed but just marked with the subject and the time that caller has been in scammer-hell
It would be the best coffee table book ever, imagine the conversations you could have.
We could call it Benchode: Shit on a Stick. Without a stick.
Now opening at the Scamapolitan Art Mooo-see'um.
need this
"The look of desperation"
This has got to be the most insane, next level, elaborate trolling I have ever seen. And you were able to help real people, too. This is what the internet should be used for
So THIS is the reason I haven't been getting scam calls lately! While my daughter is upset she can't mess with them anymore, I appreciate all that you do to confound these horrible people and help their victims! ❤
I learned that if you don't answer the phone, don't even deny the call, you just let it ring their system will think it's an unused number and take it out of the system. I went from having 5 or 6 calls a day to maybe 2 in a month.
@@michiganrailfan2141
I KNEW IT!!!
@@michiganrailfan2141 Yeah, I think you're right. I hardly ever answer the phone even when it's someone I know and these scammers never call me. I only get a couple calls a month from people I don't know and it's usually recruiters who found my resume on Indeed.
@@michiganrailfan2141 if you can mimic a fax machine or dial-up modem when you answer, most auto-callers will also flag your number as unusable and move on to the next
After all the things you've done to them, putting them through the average customer support experience crosses a line.
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I was laughing the whole way through, but didn't expect to be in tears at the end. thank you for helping those older folks affected by these scum
Me too man. I'm crying right now.
Same 😭😭😭
Same I almost died at deez nuts
Free call sign followed by the modem/fax machine noise @ 7:56 almost killed me 🤣
The mailbox being full was just pure evil and I love it.
Holy shit, the bit with the full message box is pure evil, they deserve it sooo much. Well done Kit and team!
Small contribution just to say thank you for what you're doing to help protect the elderly and vulnerable. Consuming literal days of their time, genius. Still getting tears thinking about you helping that woman at the end. Keep up the honorable work and I love your content.
I have cosigned this donation. It is just as much mine as it is yours. May kitboga enjoy our money and continue to produce this wonderful content.
@@johnnygotti1568 I have co-signed your co-signed donation, it is now as much mine and as it is yours as it is his, may kitboga enjoy our money and continue to produce this wonderful content.
Ma'am do not redeem the $10. DO NOT REDEEM.
@@familhagaudir8561 NOOOOOOO, NOooooooo, NOOOOOOOOO
You can see in his eyes at 20:30 how genuine he is. He's at the brink of tears to see all of his wonderful, funny, educational work have a level of meaning that I'm sure many of us hadn't anticipated seeing. I felt like crying too, honestly. Your labor of love is saving lives, Kit. You're a wonderful human being and I hope you know that.
He has spectacular eyebrows
20:30 love you Kit, thank you
I started crying at that part. I was so touched by his desire to help these innocent people that ended up in his torture maze for scammers.
I love that part too!! I am rewatching this vid before I watch the most recent one!
You have not only a keen sense of humour, but also a very outstanding voice acting abilities. I envy your voice. Good job.
It's strangely poetic how scammers prey on people by relying on their victims not being aware enough to realize they're being scammed, but the scammers are even MORE clueless when they are the ones being scammed. I am happy to see them fall for this trap, but wow, I almost can't believe how stupid they are.
the predator never sees itself as a prey...
@@KNJfan Yeah, and probably the average scammer is not an all-out hustler, lying, cheating and capitalizing on every opportunity for self profit. It's more like they are rehearsed on this one particular scam, and probably don't have that much street smarts to adapt to changing situations. They are following a very specific checklist of things to do on a very specific scam, so they can't comprehend the situation, when they are themselves taken for a ride. At least it will cause expenses for the organisation.
I dont comment here often, but i gotta say that this is truly one of the best things youve ever done. It's hilarious regarding the scammers and heartwarming when you get emotional speaking to the victims.
I was laughing my ass off until I suddenly wasn't and I legitimately started crying because something built to drive terrible people insane was helping actual victims. I'm a fucking baby and your team is doing good work
I did the same thing. I'm just glad the victims were caught so they didn't waste a bunch of time, could have things explained, and get things cleared up, all while the scammers wasted TONS of time. Totally laughing, only to cry when hearing victims had been calling in.
Same here, it was quite the experience to suddenly cry when I was just hurting my sides from laughing seconds earlier, haha
Didn't expect KitBoga to tear up either, that hit kinda hard ngl
@@rot_studioscan you imagine being scammed for 6 years? That's a purgatory no one deserves. 😢
Damn in the end it got me too 😭
at this rate he'll be like "I trapped a scammer on a mountain and he can't leave until he pushes a boulder all the way up"
After wasting hours of their time then hanging up on them, I love how it goes right into “please tell us how we did today.” 😂😂😂
It's one of my favorite parts!
@@KitbogaShowit almost feels wrong almost
@@KitbogaShow I'm sure you got some choice soundbites from that particular sting in the tail - any favorites?
This feels like a movie. Kitboga is the mysterious creator of a hell maze for scammers but every now and then an innocent victim falls into the maze and Kitboga has to lead them back to safety.
SAW XI - Kitboga's Maze
Massive respect for all you do. It’s always a pleasure watching you take down scammers and save victims.
I'm so glad to see that scambaiters are becoming increasingly sophisticated & are able not just to waste the time of individual scammers or provoke them to rage, but are able to steal & destroy their data, disable their computers, and completely deconstruct an entire call center (criminal enterprise) at every level, including reporting them to service providers & various agencies, & directly stopping the scamming of individuals just in time to keep them from becoming victims. These things are all so impressive.
This needs to be a series, I’m sure it’s incredibly difficult to put together but it was so successful it MUST CONTINUE
The bad thing is, the scammers probably watch this too. Maybe not all, but one is enough to warn a whole callcenter. So it won't work for too long after this video, I would assume.
@@kgmiller. true although the idea of such a third party Bitcoin wallet service existing seems just plausible enough that I think the possibility of the money being real might outweigh whatever knowledge they have of Kitboga doing what he's doing here
@@kgmiller. Future reference, don't assume so much. You don't even know the half of it. Especially if he's been doing this for so long, so openly and scammers are still falling for it.
"You guys are an idiot."
This is my new favorite scammer trap. What a nightmare you have designed.
10/10
Kitboga creating a terrible site and then receiving complaint calls to gaslight them further is just chef's kiss
"Do you want to do this right or do you want to go back to the gauntlet?" fucking killed me, great stuff dude xD
So brutal. The gauntlet! 😂
A terrifying threat indeed
I don't get it
English isn't my native language and I don't get it, how is a gauntlet funny in this context? In my mind a gauntlet is somewhat similar to a glove. Just that a gauntlet is probably a piece of armor, and a glove is soft and shit, woven wool and fancy fabrics /s
Tldr: pls explain
@braindecay9477 Gauntlet is also a term english uses to mean "extended challenge"
The origin comes from the term "throw down the gauntlet" where knights would throw their gauntlet at the feet of someone they are fueding with as a form of "fighting words" if the other party picked up the gauntlet, that would mean they acknowledged the challenge, and accepted it.
@@braindecay9477 gauntlet is another way of saying a complicated challenge, like a triathlon or something. it usually means a really hard, multi-level challenge.
Every minute the scammers are spending wasting their time on the site is one they're not using to take advantage of someone else. Doing that work my man.
It says a lot about customer service all over the world, that your scam seems so belivable to those scammers. 😂
I deal with this customer service scam every time I need to make the dreadful call to a "customer service"
Lol that's a good point, sad how this is the status quo of customer service
But it’s true..
At least in Germany
I just left a similar comment. This is just me saying that you said it first.
@@surferdude4487great minds… 🤗
I say this in all sincerity: you are a GENIUS. Every aspect of that call tree is perfectly designed to be infuriating, and the "full mailbox" gimmick is just the cherry on top!
I love how during your conversation with one of the scammers, you say that you've had hundreds of callers, and the system has worked flawlessly. Telling him that is the absolute peak of comedic irony for me, and anyone who thinks about it can understand what I mean.
Just got to that part. Flawless use of exact words.
Thank you for helping people who are scammed! A lawyer with a gambling problem blew 4 millions of trust fund dollars in Florida was arrested last week. One victim was 97 years old!
I initially got a good laugh but to hear dozens of victims were helped at the same time brings a smile to my face. Thanks for everything you do Kit!
Made me laugh and feel better than I have watching anything in a long time.
Diabolical. Greed is a strong drug and you've used this weakness and added tons of creativity to drive these vermin crazy. Hats off to the team.
I always find it funny how indignant scammers get at being tricked and feeling like they've had something taken from them.
Scammers epitomise the lowest depths of human greed. They will do anything for money, so long as they don't have to work at a real job.
As you say, just the concept of not getting paid is, to them, the same as being stolen from. I wonder what they do with the fortunes they steal; probably nothing productive...
Exactly! It's not even their money in the first place! Great job Kitboga's team is doing to waste the scammers time 👍
If you’re scamming, you have to commit. I would imagine some of these people delude themselves into believing its really their money
I've been watching a lot of scammer videos, and this one was the best of all time. I was drinking water and burst out laughing so hard that it spilled. I stopped drinking and then tried again after 5 minutes, and it almost happened again. You're a genius.