I Fell For This New Scam Until... 

For me, that'd just be a hangup after 2 minutes of waiting.

That's what you say after you hear the disconnect beep.

@@jacobhinger5039 both of these comments are true. I've worked as a CSR in bank call centers for the past 8 years and the times i've cussed someone out after they're hung up is innumerable.

@@jasonb1316 is it really that hard? If only talked 2 times with ebay customer service, both times were pleasant short talks, both wishing a good day at the end xD

​@@AkanoWire Some people are incredibly entitled and believe being antagonistic and difficult is the best way to get their way

I've ended two scambait calls kind of like that. After wasting their time by putting them into an unsolvable situation both said, "What do you expect me to do now?" I suggested they perform a sex act on me and then I hung up. It felt good.

😂 damm now you just told the scammers that watch his channel what they did wrong 😂

@@six87urnext Sorry, that was not my intent. However, in my defence, most of these scamming operations are run on a shoestring budget. I seriously doubt that they are willing to spend the money and take the time to set up a proper automated call center. And I do know of what I speak. I spent 35 years, before retiring, working in IT.

I notice with xfinity they ALWAYS give discounts to new customers not existing ones :(

3) If they answer within 2 hours, its probably not comcast / xfinity :P

the trick to getting through the automated queue is the password: "You too, fucker" and BOOM a live representative will hop on the line

You hear an Indian accent and the phone cutting In and out its Probably a scam

Maybe this group is some kind of sub-contractor for a legit support group.

Even when you call the real Comcast, you're still getting scammed

Somewhat believeable until they ask you to go get gift cards, then obvious scam.

@@aaronmoore186 Yeah I was going to say, indian accent = automatically scam. I think even companies caught up with this and won't hire anyone with indian accent to avoid issues.

Took him some years, but well into his adult life, he's finally learned manners. He's still not there yet, but he's on the right track. Give it a few decades and he might develop self-image and critical thinking.

NONE of them know manners. They just know stealing money.

You can sprinkle sprinkles on piece of shit, but it doesn't make it a cake

CSR training for newbies lasts like 1 or 2 months, where they train you and give you ways to keep your cool among other things, obviously this people isn't trained for such useless things, all that time needs to be spent in training them on scamming people.

Imagine if its a legit CS but the caller is having a bad office day.

I’ve often wondered how he could drive at night with those glasses permanently being attached to his face

As far as I know, he needs them so he can so he can see

This comment is very underrated, 😂 have a like from me

maybe to protect his identity?

It's iconic

I can't unsee them now 😂

I knew the comments section would be gold 🪙. I cannot unsee his eyebrows now 😂

😂😂😂😂

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Same idea with sketchy emails. Don't click the link and manually navigate to the page in question and check for a problem through there.

I do that too, last year I got an email saying I needed to change my Apple password and I just went to the actual safe site to change it than click the link

@@klausing7114 exactly

The most important thing to identify scams is the need to pay using a gift card. No legitimate company requests gift cards as payment. But scammers need that form of payment because all other ways to get the money are easily traced back to them. Gift cards break the chain making tracing the money incredibly difficult.

@@kenludlow7391 By the time they are asking you to pay for gift cards, they've probably already asked for identifying information about you that they can sell to other scammers or use for other scam attempts. Best to twig their game long before reaching that stage and just never call their number in the first place.

To be fair, they are cosplaying as a legal scam, aka xfinity.

@@smol_pupper123 tbh I don't think it would have worked that well. Sure a few might have but regular viewers of kitobga know the second gift cards are involved, or not telling people certain things, it's a scam.

Definitely sounds sketchy, good on you for warning her and likely saving her from losing her money.

Thank you!

More like $500.00 each!

Awesome! Walgreens employees at the store where I go, have always been really kind and alert for scams. So even when I've been having a really bad day, I'm always cheerful at Walgreens, just to hopefully make their day better. Really cool people, from the cashiers to the pharmacy.

You are a hero ❤

So generous, 💀

I wish Target would ask when people buy these gift cards if it is for the ComCast or T-Mobile offer in order to then warn people it is a scam. Or the stores should have signs posted where the cards can be purchased to warn people of possible scams and which ones to watch out for.

Such a bad reputation for Indians around the world

@@ameliab7245 Most of these stores do have signs now, huge signs, right near the gift cards. Warning people that businesses will never want to be paid in gift cards, anyone asking for you to get gift cards is a scam, etc.

With this character I was hoping he was gonna pull out a belt sander to get the card numbers. Maybe next time lol

😂 Kit and Rinoa are great at this. Super funny.

Thank you for posting this because I wondered about that.

I think if they had been less stingy they would have succeeded more often. someone who buys 1 card of 500 stands out much less than someone who buys 2000 cards.

Apparently they're sending customers to Lowes and Home Depot now for gift cards because CVS and Target added limits to their gift cards. Hopefully Lowes and Home Depot start doing the same thing too.

Does the company have a "policy" where, if someone is at the gift card rack, that a store staff goes over to them and informs them about scams, in general and uses key words that the scammers use so that the customer recognizes the verbiage and realizes that they are being scammed? (run on sentence.... sorry) LOL

Not enough apparently because these scam centers have 50+ scum in each

I like a person who can use "incredulity" in a comment.

@@timl.b.2095 I despise said individuals.

@@Jschmuck8987 ​ theres two wolves inside of us /j

Just shows he's not infallible, just like all of us. Everyone can fall for a scam especially if it's a new one!

he (the scamer) blew his own cover

I work for comcast, and yeah, the most that you’re gonna get is a contract for 2 years and a discount for a mobile phone.

The exception is when the phrase "want to cancel" is included, then they bring out ALL the discounts.

I work at comcast CS and if they are not trying to shove an Xfinity Mobile line down your ass, they are scammers, they pressure us a lot to sell those lmao

@@Agrival01Is Xfinity Mobile a scam? I switched to it lol idk it seems fine or at least equal to Verizon but maybe I’m missing something

If you have some spare time, do not hang up, act like you would fall for it, but only stall them a bit. They cannot scam anyone else, who is not knowing these scams, while they are on the phone with you.

@@higihups I've thought of that, but I don't have the imagination that Kitboga, Peirogi, IRL Rosie or Rinoa Poison do.

@@andrewvelonis5940 You do not have to bring creativity like them. Just give them some bogus data when they ask for personal info, act like you have no clue. Usually the funniest things just come up as you talk with them. Stalling them for a minute is better than hanging up, as you will occupy them and that costs them money, both actively in hours and passively in lower "sales". If you have the ability to setup some vm(virtualbox is free - never let them access your main pc), install some old windows(no need to license that, trial is just fine), with some browsers and random freeware. Just like some rarely used pc. Take a snapshot, so you never have to reinstall and are able to wipe the scammer from the vm with two clicks, after you are done. Then make them do their stuff and act like they will make a fortune on you. Slightly interrupt them, i.e if they use a browser, press "ctrl w" to close the tab. The last one who "sent me to the router" to "get the serial number", while he installed teamviewer as his backdoor, became very anxious. Downloading and installing took minutes on my "old" computer and he had to come up with more excuses. That idea just came up as I saw, what he was up to.

Only shady companies on 100 Feet Road

No one who would fall for one of these scams is reading Kitboga comments.

🤣👌

You see, that's Kitboga's twin, Keyeboga.

I believe this is the first video he showed his eyes

​@@Greysmdl Nope. He showed his eyes while cross dressing and video calling a scammer 😂

Actually, I never thought it is possible for him to take off the glasses. :D

😅

Honest work can lead to wealth! Provided you have enough wealth to begin with......

We need a public service campaign, school and workplace presentations...something!!

Right next to the card display at the store, there is a sign warning people!

@deflepprocks1 scammers will create a false sense of urgency so they're not going to be standing around reading signs

That’s scetchy enough, but when they also tell you to lie about what you’re doing is the most baffling part.

this... "Tell your bank that you need the 100.000$ to buy a restaurant from Thailand!"@@AngryBoozer

The 240/month is honestly the most realistic of the three here. Cable companies package the popular channels in onesie-twosie with tens of unpopular channels and then sell those packages, so if you only want to get the popular channels you’re stuck paying for all of the channels you don’t want for a lot more money than you would have had to if they sold channels individually. Cable is almost a scam.

My bill is almost $240 per month. And that with no premium channels or sports channels 😂

So sorry about what happened to you. With any luck that money will bring nothing but bad luck and misery to the a holes

@@estelle3005 Thank you

It's actually really... heartwarming? I guess? to see that there are people who are making the effort to check with Target through a legit line. I mean you never know when something is actually some great promotion, but it's great that people have learned enough to be like "Let me ask Target through their legitimate email if this is real first".

Let's not act like Xfinity isn't a scam in itself 🤷🏿‍♂️

​@@hinoakuma6386right 😂😂😭😭💯💯

I think the first clue is that they are asking for " Gift Cards" . No legitimate business is going to do that.

@@mythoughts6922 False. Sometimes the IRS will ask for payments on delinquent balances in gift cards.

No, the IRS or any government tax body will not ask you to do this.

@@GoblinBoys Lmao, no they do not.

@Ithecastic Then why are My Thoughts laughing their asses off?

It’s just how some humans think

No souls....

Different view on the world

And Thomas Kench

Yeah, that Fbomb screwed the whole thing

But there's nothing plausible about it. They falsely claim to be 'partnered' with them and ask you not to mention the 'partnership' to the clerks when you cash out the gift cards... which they're requesting as payment method... it's stupid any way you slice it.

@@papayer yeah it's not a bulletproof grift or anything, but they're still giving a reason why Target would be involved at all. Plus it plays into those promotions where you get a rebate in the form of a gift card from a store like Target. It's meant to make people drop their guard, and "don't mention it at the store because we've had issues where Target staff don't know about the promotion" might be enough to convince the people they're out to scam

@@cactustactics yeah this.

Not really. Scammers may be crafty, but they’re often very slippery and leave behind clues to their true intentions quite a bit

@@ShadowNinja452 you’re forgetting that they’re not scamming us, they’re scamming people who don’t know and are often easily confused. Anything they do that makes the scam more plausible to someone like that is going to help avoid questions.

If I saw Kit in the street, I would try hug him and he’d probably and rightly run away 😅

He has crazy blue eyes and even crazier eyebrows 🤣🤣🤣

im so used to the sunglasses that it feels weird to see his eyes 😶

Please also note that he also has torso and legs. 🤣

How do you do it? lol I stumble on my words and they just hang up. I messed with one dude for a few minutes until he knew what was up and cussed me out in hindi 😂

I kept calling one back and just putting my phone on mute (and speaker phone so I could hear their reactions, which was a lot of screaming and cursing. "Why do you call and not say anything?!"). Called them about 10 times before they blocked my # 😂 it was beautiful

He’s the kid that loved to prank call pizza places and now he grew up and still loves to do it but now to scammers and for a good cause. ❤

More nuisances need to put that talent to use like this annoying scammers for a living.

sometimes he does report them or give people who CAN gain access to their system the information so he’s like an all around batman edit: PLUS he’s funny. best guy ever

I miss HoaxHotel he was my favorite

"Trying To Avoid Being Arrested By IRS (Ft. Elspeth Eastman)" is still my all-time favorite. I occasionally re-watch it when I need a good laugh.

Yes, they tried that with me. They even were able to look up the amount I still owed. But when they asked for money in order to lower the amount, that's when I knew they were scamming me.

Oh no-sorry that happened to you

oh no, hope you got your money back D:

he sure is good at it

My nosy self was all into the pics too 😂

ok. but ur not

so who cares

@@0xAAA you got him fr. slammed a fellow commenter for commenting a comment in a youtube comment section

​@@0xAAA You must feel so so good for dunking him like that! Congratulations 👏🏼🎉

​@a dude you are soo cool what a cool response wow. You must be the saddest person, just a lonely little human engulfed in their own shitty existence. Such sad very alone.

I remember my days cold calling the elderly trying to sell them plans they don't need. It was awful.

TMOBILE BEACHED ME IN EVERYTHING KNOWN TO MAN AND WOMEN!!!

Do you accept payment with Target gift cards?

Gift card payment kills it, and you're not supposed to talk to their "partner" Target. Another idiotic scam, although they did put a hair more effort into it than some.

​@@billg7205 well, the reason they keep doing gift cards scams is because they work :/ if even 1 in 20 people fall for the scam, it's profitable

@@purplefishy8164 It's less than that, unless you're referring to how many actually stay on and then keep going with them, versus just dumping them. These people are lazy and don't want to do the work that other people do. Look at some of the small Pakistani shops using old and simple hand fabricated equipment to rebuild everything automotive. These guys are good and the shops thrive on reputation. Not easy work however, but interesting to watch on YT. These scammers refuse to even be resourceful enough to try to make their scam have a shred of credibility.

😂😂😂😂

What if the end goal of the youtube channel was to get donations and it was a scam the whole time the long con 😂 Lol idk why that came up unto my mind when I saw this 😅😅

@@gozzilla177 I definitely think we would know about it by now lol

Why did you donate through RU-vid? That's unsafe. You should've donated to Kit with giftcards. Preferably ones with 041234567891011 on the back.

@@PrincessRinsicles I wanna pay, tell me more

@@cherbenmoussa314 Well have you ever seen kitboga call himself to test to see if he is a scammer? HMMMMM?

I’ve heard interviews with ex-scammers and they say that a bad economy with a job market full of nepotism and classism leads to a younger generation with very minimal prospects. That combined with many years of a false image that America is just bursting with money, and even our poor live like kings-propaganda that America itself is guilty of promoting: they just don’t see us as victims.

Maybe it's easier to treat foreigners that way. But tax collectors do the exact same thing without the pretence of legitimacy.

I heard that recently, people in my home country are being lured in with what they think are legit jobs and then it turns out to be a scam call centre. It's really hard to get out of it and people are afraid something bad will happen to them or their family if they do. It's hard to feel even an ounce of empathy for a scammer but knowing this makes it really sad.

It’s because $2 a hour is their hourly wage. So even one big hit in a year is a enough to cover all their expenses for the year

As you should

Got one this week from Coinbase. Got the usual 'secure my account' bs and when that went nowhere, suddenly my IP is a problem.🙄🙄🤣🤣

I never answer any calls unless I recognize the number. Very few ever bother to leave a message! 😄

Sad things I'm looking forward to Anti scammer videos of this types ot scams

Hilarious actually!

As they say, if it's too good to be true, it probably is. I've been scammed before, it can happen to anybody.

Listen, I've been thinking. Maybe we can call a truce?

Things that never happen