I turned my 80 year old dad on to this channel. He gets 30 calls a week from these $hitbags. He gives them the name of Heywood Jablomi, a birthdate that would make him 150 and his mother's maiden name is doer. He gives them authorization codes missing a number. He is loving this
I love how they're all brave and think they can curse you out and say stuff about your mom, but if they were ever found and confronted, you know they would run and hide.
I’d like to believe this very much. But something tells me that’s not a front and the truth is that they don’t know how to come back so they just get angry equating angry or swearing to brave or masculine. Only reason I think that is cuz I had an uncle who acted *exactly* like this. He was Portuguese, I think this is a cultural thing.
@@HEYBUDDYMAN86 Welcome to boys who were never regulated. They grow up unable to control rage, etc. Like all criminals, they just never had someone to tell them how to control themselves. Fatherlessness, although that might not be the case here is a cancer we can cure, and need to very soon.
_"you know they would run and hide"_ Actually no, you don't know that. I can appreciate wanting to feel superior in every way to those you dislike or feel are morally deficient, but it's a mindset that perpetuates the ever-increasing division we see today. You know little to nothing of this person, and making blind negative assumptions shows -- not your superiority -- a blind hate that inhibits reason. Notice how the scammer also sees Americans as bad guys who deserve bad things. It's the same way you see him as the bad guy who deserves bad things. If you can't let go of your own hate and negative framing, even with all of your moral superiority, what makes you think he ever will? In other words, if you can't manage that, what prayer do we ever have of moving towards a more peaceful future? If we are to _ever_ work towards a future that looks better for everyone and is marked by compassion for everyone, we have to realize that everyone really means *everyone.*
and Kitboga's ripple effects is real. I'm now sending emails to my local state Reps and my Senators. There was a hearing held with bank execs a few months ago and questions were asked about Zelle and scamming! Slower than I'd like to see, but changes (regulations that protect us!) are happening.
That stealing him time is one way to do something about it, comes not to the scammers mind! 🤣 Scammer are not that smart as they think. They are just "smart" if people they scam are overwhelmed, like mostly elderly people who someone who, for some reason never ever heard of scams. Another thing they are good with is playing the victim, if things don't go their way!
A disgusting layer to this scam is that the people who will respond to this promotion will be looking to save money, in some cases, that may make or break their lives. Then these assholes come and steal from people who are just trying to catch a break. It’s real disgusting
Tbf most poor people are not gonna stick around the moment we have to pay a year up front. lmao fuck that, that's not saving. Idk who this targets tbh but definitely not the poor
@@Emot10nsI'm the kind who works hard to eventually earn a week off; then when I pay for a service I get a week for whatever the shortest time is for cheap and abuse the hell out of it in that short window
I imagine scamming can get extremely frustrating when you’ve wasted 5 hours with not results. Can see them deciding to spend 10 mins venting all the frustration they’ve built up
Because they aren't professionals, they're generally random young guys who try it out to get some "easy money". I'd imagine most of them don't get much money out of it so start losing interest and let their tempers take over.
Seeing the “f*er” call live was insane. Kit was 100% convinced they were real until that moment. The only real questionable thing before the “f*er” was that they only kept him on hold for a couple minutes instead of the hours it usually seems to be when you call, but even that wasn’t enough of a convincing tell. These calls were an absolute riot live.
@@notme2dayWhat would that accomplish other than ending the "prank" immediately? And considering that's like within the first minute of the phone call, and you would have already has to have the police station's address memorized..... we found him, boys. The guy with the audacity to lie on the internet.
Been watching your vids for a year now. I’m a medical student and had a patient the other day who was in a rush because “the bank told him someone hacked his account and he had to pull all of his money out to send it to a safe account”. Thanks to your vids I was able to explain exactly how these scams work to him, and of course he was part of one. Turns out the scammer was listening in on his phone the whole visit, and when we hung up they called him for about 10 different google numbers. I counseled him on safe internet practices and had him tell the bank IN PERSON what the situation was so they could freeze his accounts until he changed any passwords etc. He came back the next week and all was good, it was thanks to your vids I was able to stop that guy from sending his money to some scammers crypto wallet. Thanks for doing what you do!
Calling yourself Hobbs after they introduced themselves as Calvin was brilliant lmao Hilarious that they call you a child and then go down the "I f***ed your mum!" route 😂
To be fair, he held off until Kitboga went there first, and when the scammer did come back with it, I'm sorry to say but his lines were objectively better than Kit's :P I get it, he's a scammer, and he deserves to face legal consequences, but that doesn't mean he wasn't witty and smart.
I had a call with these Xfinity scammers recently. I actually got the scammer to admit he was a scammer, and then he went off on Americans. It was disgusting.
They hate black people for even less than no good reason. I seen more than enough examples of it between scambait calls and Blackman da Traveler blogs.
They’ll get your info first (address and phone#) then put you hold hold so they can call the real Xfinity to verify your account. That way they know you're legit or not.
To be fair, the only ones not going off on Americans are Americans. It's not actually that great to be in it if you try to look how other countries work
I noticed but I didn't get it. I'm not American or in America so I assumed that's why. I got the Calvin and Hobbes reference though, I used to read all of those as a kid 🙂
@@tonyppe I'm not American either. Call me Kevin is a youtuber, quite funny guy, Kitboga once had a collab with him. That's how I discovered Kit's channel 😁
I appreciate what you do so much. I am a senior in Canada who continually get calls from scammers and thanks to people like you l know what to do. Thank you so much for what you do. Hugs
"I think this is the guy who previously said he had sex with my mom and is my father..." I hope kitboga knows he just described half of the scammers out there.
A good comeback to add on to that would have been something about the scammer's sister followed by a bass boosted or ear r*pe version of "Sweet Home Alabama".
Kit’s improv is impressive. Manages to laugh, hold his laughter, be multiple people, and talk to Twitch chat. Also, had no idea I could pay my bill with Walgreens! /s. Cheers kit.
YES!! i love improv and he always impresses me, he’s also so good at sticking with a story and not getting TOO wild with it so that they stay interested.
@@angelsnaiilz Yeah! Good point. His timing and delivery and ability to over talk people is so comical. He keeps their attention like fishing when you give a strong fish a bit of slack just to pull them in more lol. The streams have been great lately too
3:50 "yea you can CallMeKevin" Well played sir. I listen to the two of you while driving for work all the time. I'd literally kill for you two to collab again. Seriously just give me a name.
This new scam is proof that scammers are changing the types of scams that they run and are evolving to avoid being scam baited. Kudos to Kit for exposing this scam and toying with these scammers to waste them out of their time & money. Had me laughing the whole way through. There's also a DirecTV version of this scam that Deyo covered on his channel.
@@vissova I would think by now it would be getting so difficult for them to scam anyone that they would go get a real job by now. Hardly answers their phone if they don't know who is calling, and even free apps like Google Phone do a really good job of screening out most scam calls.
They've always existed but there's a new type of scam that is becoming more popular because it's far more profitable. It's getting data breach information or having an insider in a real company, this way your scam is completely targeted at real customers and not random. It's like how marketing used to be targeted randomly at anyone but now it's extremely targeted to people who are real potential customers/clients. Now it's the same with scamming. They'll have all the necessary information needed to make you think it's real enough, you just have to hope that you're aware of bitcoin, gift card asks but if they do bank transfers, they will make far more money than they ever could dream of making doing typical scams.
He's caused them to change their scams. They'll end a potential waste of time call (stamina) if it means they can attack at a greater speed (agility). Basic animal meta, but pretty funny this dude is slowly crippling literal empires. They're all looking over their backs. These predatory institutions are getting taken down by their own countries, finally. They're shook. This dude has played a critical role for sure.
Honestly it’s not hard to get contact info for all these services. Companies like Comcast are so out of control with B2B data sales they couldn’t control it if they wanted.
@@RedhotshawntexasI’ve been saying this for awhile now. AT&T and capital one. When you call the legitimate company, not long after you receive scam calls. They sell or steal your information and the company claims date breaches.
I did it for Time Warner and then Spectrum. It was the most soul sucking, miserable, life ruining experience I've ever suffered. I'm glad you survived and got out.
Their anger and audacity never cease to blow my mind. I know it's their only play considering they're assuming legitimacy, but holy shit what i wouldn't give to have 5 minutes alone with them.
Look, in Kit's defense, who among us hasn't accidentally destroyed our internet equipment with a lawnmower? Sometimes all we want is to have a phone call with a reliable tech support worker 😂
This legitimately happened to me, hahaha…. My landscaping crew accidentally cut the cable (ha!) that runs down my sidewall, through the drill hole, and connects the satellite to my downstairs main receiver… cost me $100 bucks to have the repair guy come out and splice it. I immediately bought a $10 splice kit off Amazon, and now have the equipment/skills for future issues, so I’m no longer Directv’s sucker. In that department at least.
There is one in Olive Branch Mississippi I’ve driven by it a thousand times. It was the first US self service supermarket. There is a full sized replica in the museum in Memphis Tennessee.
I love how they immediately outed themselves as scammers to Kit because they couldn't stop themselves from the predictable vulgar language. Sure they can change their scam all they want but the one thing they can't change is their childish, petty behaviour. I love it!
The beauty of messing with these scammers is that you can pretty much say whatever you want to them and waste their time and insult them all day long and actually feel good about doing it.
I'm nowhere near as skilled at this as Kitboga, but I do enjoy playing along with the scammers as if I'm going to fall for it but just don't quite understand their instructions. I win if I can get them mad enough to insult me or swear at me.
To think, all of this happened because one scammer couldn’t hold it in and said “You too, f****r.” Just goes to show how dumb these scammers are. Even when they have someone who specializes in tricking and destroying scammers fooled, they some how screw it up…
"&#%& OFF!" "I don't wanna." "Fine, then just waste your time." It's beautiful, isn't it? He's soooooo close to self-awareness, but he just can't quite reach out far enough to grab it
@@JG-kd6zedude have you ever heard of post and ghost? it's normal. not to mention the countless hours of entertainment Kit has provided all of us that if I sent him $100 I would not expect him to respond. What would you prefer him to respond to all messages with donations or create an extra video? It's a genuine question
Kits videos have helped provide my father with entertaining lessons about scammer's tactics- both process and psychological. I don't think he'll be scammed again. I'm grateful to him and his team.
This shows that scammers' weakness is not the police, they can bribe it. No, their real weakness is their family. Most of the times, their family doesn't know about their scam, they hide it from them. So in addition to sending proof to the police, one should send it to their family. This is where you hit real hard!
When they say you are wasting your time, it makes me smile 😊 As long as they are talking to you they aren't talking to a victim. Thank you so much for what you do! 👍👍
Yes! It's very rare to see in the videos, but I love when you come out of character and call them out and they try and make excuses for what they're doing. I would love to see a video of just purely this. Kitboga calling them out. With a bonus of you actually loosing your temper with them XD
Its been a minute since I've seen your videos pop up on my recommended, and I'm glad you're still at this. Wasting their time and resources tying up someone that could otherwise be successfully ripping someone off is the most chaotic good a person could be. Thank you!
My mom got one of these texts last week and thankfully I was around to show her your videos to explain how they are scams. Many thanks that you keep bothering these scumbags.
Your brother has a point when he asks, “What are you going to do about it?” Kit. Worms like him should be intentionally sought out and handed to the authorities.
I’m assuming there was a major Comcast customer breach that the scammers must have gotten access to. So they legitimately may be able to track account numbers to specific addresses. All they need is the person to call and disclose more personal info to beginning to steal their identity.
I don’t think so. You can find if an account is associated with Xfinity by using their online portal. They just see if an account is set up with the phone number. That or they keep a log of people they’ve sent the scam feelers to and just check if the number was ever contacted. I
Kitboga, you MATTER, and you have saved a lot of us from falling for these scammers' lies. Thank you for what you do. I have shared your videos with a lot of people who are thinking that these calls/texts/emails are real. We all really appreciate you.
It really upset me when the scammer was gloating on about how he likes to scam americans. Does he not realize whether its americans or indians all people need their hard earned money to survive, especially the elderly? Why is there so much hate in the world.
@@TriPawrus definitely, he went through so much last year he deserves so much success! You are such a loyal friend and community member!! You matter my friend!!
I’ve been watching your videos for years now and it’s unfortunate that over the years these scams/scammers have gotten so much better. The one thing that does always seem to work against the scammers is asking lots of questions . They have some answers but eventually they get to the crux of the scam and it doesn’t make any sense
Got a call a few weeks back from "Xfinity" (came up in caller ID). Guy named Christian Alejandro with a heavy Indian accent tried selling me $10 "security". Even had some basic information. For those that don't know, these types of companies will NEVER call you for the sole purpose of selling you something.
I’ve had Comcast for nearly 20 years and nobody has called me from there (real or fake) to try to sell me stuff. But I may have set something in my account settings saying that I didn’t want to be contacted for promotions?
I got a scam call multiple days in a row. I asked every time for them to stop calling. The final day, I called them back at least 20 times. Told them I had all the time in the world to call and tie up their phone lines. FINALLY they blocked me. lol
"I don't wanna" 😂 Also, it's kind of terrifying that these scammers actually did research. He was absolutely right. Currently comcast IS advertising 10G as part of their promotional pricing
The lawnmower thing was actually a really great thing to say to the scammer. My family has Verizon Fios. And they straight up just didnt bury our internet cable for about a year. So calling an internet company to fix something like that only to get scammed is actually realistic.
My wife and I make sure we always make it to your videos when you first post! :) Always look forward to watching them :) Thank you for all you do and We love ya Kit!
"Your internet won't be through a satelite dish, it'll be sent to your house via fiber" "Fiber? That stuff tastes like cardboard!" Kit, you are a madman
I honestly wouldn't be surprised if these people are genuinely affiliated with Comcast. This is exactly the kind of customer service they offer and how they react when confronted about their shady business practices.
My first time trying to mess with them I just kept going “uhhhh” and not having good responses and they hung up. Second time was a little better but still just awkward. Third time, they called knowing my first and last name and telling me a MacBook Pro was just purchased in my name and asking me if I ordered it. I said “Yep, uh huh.” The guy paused for a second and said “what?” I said “yeah, that was me. I ordered that” and he instantly hung up It wasn’t like I wasted a lot of their time or anything but it turned an annoyance into something that amused me. Mainly I’m just saying over time you get more comfortable just saying whatever you think is gonna make for the more entertaining call because I think for most of us our natural instinct is to be cautious and guarded and get them off the phone as soon as possible and you just gotta get over that a little
Some of these guys are getting so good that they actually answer some questions better than actual cable company employees. They should get hired and make real money lol.
I've been getting these calls for quite awhile. I'm glad that you are giving these people what they deserve. I've been watching your videos for almost two years and I absolutely love all of them. Even the full calls on your other channel. Thank you for the great videos.
It would be interesting to track down the parents of these scammers and play back these phone calls to them. I wonder how they would react provided they spoke english.
There has not been a day that went by watching your videos since I found your channel that popped up last week and I go to sleep and wake up to your videos. I love your sense of humor #1 and the different characters that you play. I'm just so overwhelmed and so overjoyed watching you and I LOVE how you talk!!!!!!!! You are such an ANGEL and I mean that and helping not just yourself but the world to OPEN THEIR EYES TO SEE WHAT IS TRULY GOING ON IN THE WORLD THAT WE LIVE IN. GOD BLESS YOU AND HAVE A BLESSED LIFE AND FUTURE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Scammers are just using Comcast's "check your address to see if you are eligible for service" - which will say something like "looks like this place already has Comcast service". So when they check your fake address (and it wants a phone#) it comes back as no current account exists (or not in service area).
It would be really easy for them to prevent the same IP address from accessing that site more than a few times within a certain timeframe. But of course why bother? They know it’s a lost cause to spend money to improve their reputation so instead the money goes to marketing, advertising, and more expensive new services, instead of customer service and reliability.
@@Sashazur Yeah seriously. This is sort of a "sales tool", so they probably don't want to limit it - potential customers checking if an address can get service?! Definitely lets not limit that!
Literally just as I finished watching this video I got a voicemail promoting this *exact* scam, so be aware it's still out there! Amateur though I am I managed to waste someone's time for a few minutes, though of course no one can play them up for a big reaction like Kit! Love the video, cheers!
Had nearly the same thing. Called them back and asked why I kept getting the calls considering I didn’t have a account. They told me to F off and hung up on me. 😂 called them back and gave them the great customer service they had given me.
You matter :)
❤
You matter too Kit!
thanks bro
this is a reupload?
Oh, you devil 😚
To be fair, Xfinity ending a call with “f****r” is not out of the norm with their customer service.
😂😂😂😂
Facts
😂😁
True 😂
Tbh i'd respect them if they did that
I turned my 80 year old dad on to this channel. He gets 30 calls a week from these $hitbags. He gives them the name of Heywood Jablomi, a birthdate that would make him 150 and his mother's maiden name is doer. He gives them authorization codes missing a number. He is loving this
Your Papa is a hero ❤
Gotta love chaotic good
That man is doing God's work!
\\ It's great that previous generations can put a thumb in a dirtbags eye.
That is great to hear 😂
It looks like they figured out how to perfectly mimic phone companies: be impossible and insanely frustrating to deal with
Bruh. They are ex employees
@@brobrio Gotta be dude, they know the whole damn script! 😂
Thank god the DMV still requires in-person visits for most things, am I right? lmao
Just like xfinity rite down to the rude Indians.
Not if you don’t answer your phone.
Ohhhhhh man is he touchy about his parents. You hit a raw nerve Kit!!!
😂😂😂😂
I can't imagine a lot of scam callers have good relationships with their parents. It's the equivalent of becoming a stripper.
i thought the same thing. dude went straight into "your mom tricks me out" LOL
Lmaoo because their parents are never proud of them😊
@@naterksmrit’s much worse
I love how they're all brave and think they can curse you out and say stuff about your mom, but if they were ever found and confronted, you know they would run and hide.
And huddle in a fetal position in the corner, they are such cowards.
I’d like to believe this very much. But something tells me that’s not a front and the truth is that they don’t know how to come back so they just get angry equating angry or swearing to brave or masculine.
Only reason I think that is cuz I had an uncle who acted *exactly* like this. He was Portuguese, I think this is a cultural thing.
It's the animinity
@@HEYBUDDYMAN86 Welcome to boys who were never regulated. They grow up unable to control rage, etc. Like all criminals, they just never had someone to tell them how to control themselves. Fatherlessness, although that might not be the case here is a cancer we can cure, and need to very soon.
_"you know they would run and hide"_
Actually no, you don't know that. I can appreciate wanting to feel superior in every way to those you dislike or feel are morally deficient, but it's a mindset that perpetuates the ever-increasing division we see today. You know little to nothing of this person, and making blind negative assumptions shows -- not your superiority -- a blind hate that inhibits reason.
Notice how the scammer also sees Americans as bad guys who deserve bad things. It's the same way you see him as the bad guy who deserves bad things. If you can't let go of your own hate and negative framing, even with all of your moral superiority, what makes you think he ever will? In other words, if you can't manage that, what prayer do we ever have of moving towards a more peaceful future? If we are to _ever_ work towards a future that looks better for everyone and is marked by compassion for everyone, we have to realize that everyone really means *everyone.*
"Hello thank you for calling comcast"
"Do you work for comcast?"
"Thats none of your concern."
@@jimmyzhao2673why doesn’t it follow?
💀
gaslight gatekeep girlboss
"--so I drove my lawnmower to Target--" LMAOOOOOO
Sounds very American 😂😅
tbh it would probably be just as fast to walk there, my dad has a lawnmower and a local farmer has a big tractor they're both slow af
Where I'm from this is actually common
@ KaiyaJane Lory
Ride-on mowers and tractors are slow af?!?
That’s quite the eye opener, lol
Also matches incredibly well with the call me Kevin joke too as Kevin does this sort of stuff in sims too. 😂
"What are you gonna do about it?"
He doesn't understand the sheer power of inconvenience Kitboga holds
and Kitboga's ripple effects is real. I'm now sending emails to my local state Reps and my Senators. There was a hearing held with bank execs a few months ago and questions were asked about Zelle and scamming! Slower than I'd like to see, but changes (regulations that protect us!) are happening.
I feel like at this point he could just guess a scammers name and get it right. 😂
Surprised he didn’t hang up.
That stealing him time is one way to do something about it, comes not to the scammers mind! 🤣
Scammer are not that smart as they think. They are just "smart" if people they scam are overwhelmed, like mostly elderly people who someone who, for some reason never ever heard of scams.
Another thing they are good with is playing the victim, if things don't go their way!
A disgusting layer to this scam is that the people who will respond to this promotion will be looking to save money, in some cases, that may make or break their lives. Then these assholes come and steal from people who are just trying to catch a break. It’s real disgusting
Tbf most poor people are not gonna stick around the moment we have to pay a year up front. lmao fuck that, that's not saving. Idk who this targets tbh but definitely not the poor
@@Emot10ns unfortunately, not all poor people learn to be clever enough to avoid that. Ive known some very gullible people :/
@@Emot10nsI'm the kind who works hard to eventually earn a week off; then when I pay for a service I get a week for whatever the shortest time is for cheap and abuse the hell out of it in that short window
"You can CallMeKevin." 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂👏👏👏👏 hell yes
Jim Pickens himself!!
Lol...what a weird Venn diagram we have here.
I was hoping someone else caught that, didn't even have to scroll too far 🤣
KITBOGA HAS ACTUAL EYES?! I just assumed the sunglasses WERE his eyes.
right?? the first time i saw his eyes i was SHOCKED theyre so blue
Like a Dragonfly or somethin
looks exactly like someone i know.
its for privacy goofy
Me toooo!!! 🤯🤯🤯
“This is Calvin how may I help you today?”
“Hey Calvin. This is Hobbs.”
Didn’t skip a god damn beat lmao
Hobbes
Pronounced the same since the -e is silent.
😂
That’s what makes Kitboga so unique. His wittiness is second to none.
@@scragar I like it the other way dammit!
I thought it was the youtube duo. Cause I pronounced it wrong for all these years
“I know I’m supposed to wear the big boy pants and everything, but I don’t like them. They don’t fit on me and frankly, they’re uncomfortable.” 🤣
3:21 the “DO NOT REDEEM” Painting in the background 😂😂😂
Looks like cross-stitch. It’s hilarious! Thanks for pointing it out 😂
I will *never* understand why a scammer would argue with some rando on the phone when they know they're just wasting their scamming time.
Probably a pride thing, they can’t stand being on the receiving end of some justice 😂
Their ego is bruised because they've been had.
I imagine scamming can get extremely frustrating when you’ve wasted 5 hours with not results. Can see them deciding to spend 10 mins venting all the frustration they’ve built up
@@lordpotato9453 And they probably have no one in their miserable lives that they can yell at.
Because they aren't professionals, they're generally random young guys who try it out to get some "easy money". I'd imagine most of them don't get much money out of it so start losing interest and let their tempers take over.
Seeing the “f*er” call live was insane. Kit was 100% convinced they were real until that moment. The only real questionable thing before the “f*er” was that they only kept him on hold for a couple minutes instead of the hours it usually seems to be when you call, but even that wasn’t enough of a convincing tell. These calls were an absolute riot live.
He kind of gave away the prank himself by giving such an obviously fake address. Although I'm not sure if the scammer caught on or not.
which stream VOD was that bit from?
the 'fucker' makes them seem more legit
They actually Google the address while talking to you.
When I play with scammers, I give them the police departments address.🤣
@@notme2dayWhat would that accomplish other than ending the "prank" immediately? And considering that's like within the first minute of the phone call, and you would have already has to have the police station's address memorized..... we found him, boys. The guy with the audacity to lie on the internet.
Been watching your vids for a year now. I’m a medical student and had a patient the other day who was in a rush because “the bank told him someone hacked his account and he had to pull all of his money out to send it to a safe account”. Thanks to your vids I was able to explain exactly how these scams work to him, and of course he was part of one. Turns out the scammer was listening in on his phone the whole visit, and when we hung up they called him for about 10 different google numbers. I counseled him on safe internet practices and had him tell the bank IN PERSON what the situation was so they could freeze his accounts until he changed any passwords etc. He came back the next week and all was good, it was thanks to your vids I was able to stop that guy from sending his money to some scammers crypto wallet. Thanks for doing what you do!
Good job! We need more people doing the right thing.
Good work for saving him from getting scammed! Hopefully you helped to prevent him from falling for something similar in future too.
Nice job bro
Honestly life must be so hard as a gullible person
Good job! 👍
"I drove my lawnmower to the target, and I came home, and I ran over the cable with a lawn mower..." 😂😂😂
My mom worked with Comcast for over eight years back when I was a kid. Wish I found this sooner, she would've loved it if I showed her.
Calling yourself Hobbs after they introduced themselves as Calvin was brilliant lmao
Hilarious that they call you a child and then go down the "I f***ed your mum!" route 😂
I....would probably have replied with some variation of, "Daddy?"
....I don't think I could help it.
@@patrickharrington9394 "Is that you? Papa? Are you gonna bring the milk back?"
To be fair, he held off until Kitboga went there first, and when the scammer did come back with it, I'm sorry to say but his lines were objectively better than Kit's :P I get it, he's a scammer, and he deserves to face legal consequences, but that doesn't mean he wasn't witty and smart.
I had a call with these Xfinity scammers recently. I actually got the scammer to admit he was a scammer, and then he went off on Americans. It was disgusting.
They hate black people for even less than no good reason. I seen more than enough examples of it between scambait calls and Blackman da Traveler blogs.
They’ll get your info first (address and phone#) then put you hold hold so they can call the real Xfinity to verify your account. That way they know you're legit or not.
To be fair, the only ones not going off on Americans are Americans. It's not actually that great to be in it if you try to look how other countries work
Yeah these scammers are extremely xenophobic
@@osrsmerchant yeah sure that's why so many people want in this country, cause it's terrible
"Call me...Kevin"
That certainly didn't fly over me haha
I'm glad I wasn't only one that noticed 😂
I would do ungodly things for a CallMeKevin collab again
I noticed but I didn't get it. I'm not American or in America so I assumed that's why. I got the Calvin and Hobbes reference though, I used to read all of those as a kid 🙂
@@tonyppe I'm not American either. Call me Kevin is a youtuber, quite funny guy, Kitboga once had a collab with him. That's how I discovered Kit's channel 😁
I want to know how they're able to "validate" the real customer details. What do they have access to?
I am definitely amazed at how prank calling has seemingly become a force for good, and comedy in the modern world. We live in interesting times.
I appreciate what you do so much. I am a senior in Canada who continually get calls from scammers and thanks to people like you l know what to do. Thank you so much for what you do. Hugs
That's amazing and make sure to tell your senior friends what to do aswell if you haven't. Love y'all's generation you brought the best music :D
"I think this is the guy who previously said he had sex with my mom and is my father..." I hope kitboga knows he just described half of the scammers out there.
This made me laugh
They all sound exactly the same though
"Hey beta" lol
A good comeback to add on to that would have been something about the scammer's sister followed by a bass boosted or ear r*pe version of "Sweet Home Alabama".
Kit’s improv is impressive. Manages to laugh, hold his laughter, be multiple people, and talk to Twitch chat. Also, had no idea I could pay my bill with Walgreens! /s.
Cheers kit.
YES!! i love improv and he always impresses me, he’s also so good at sticking with a story and not getting TOO wild with it so that they stay interested.
@@angelsnaiilz Yeah! Good point. His timing and delivery and ability to over talk people is so comical. He keeps their attention like fishing when you give a strong fish a bit of slack just to pull them in more lol.
The streams have been great lately too
I love how he wasn't prepared with a name for Kevin Baker 😂
3:50 "yea you can CallMeKevin"
Well played sir. I listen to the two of you while driving for work all the time. I'd literally kill for you two to collab again.
Seriously just give me a name.
That collab was great for sure
Now I have to look that up that sounds amazing
S O U P
Yesssssss
Was looking for this comment, found Kit through Kevin and would loooooove to see them keep workin together
"BECAUSE I LIVE THERE, BRO!"
Okay, I was *_not_* expecting that one.
Yikes, this particular guy had your number. Wasn't expecting a scammer to be so willful and composed.
This new scam is proof that scammers are changing the types of scams that they run and are evolving to avoid being scam baited. Kudos to Kit for exposing this scam and toying with these scammers to waste them out of their time & money. Had me laughing the whole way through.
There's also a DirecTV version of this scam that Deyo covered on his channel.
With all the effort they put into finding new ways to scam people you'd think they could just get a normal damn job.
@@vissova I would think by now it would be getting so difficult for them to scam anyone that they would go get a real job by now. Hardly answers their phone if they don't know who is calling, and even free apps like Google Phone do a really good job of screening out most scam calls.
They've always existed but there's a new type of scam that is becoming more popular because it's far more profitable. It's getting data breach information or having an insider in a real company, this way your scam is completely targeted at real customers and not random. It's like how marketing used to be targeted randomly at anyone but now it's extremely targeted to people who are real potential customers/clients. Now it's the same with scamming. They'll have all the necessary information needed to make you think it's real enough, you just have to hope that you're aware of bitcoin, gift card asks but if they do bank transfers, they will make far more money than they ever could dream of making doing typical scams.
It's most likely they got a hold of a database of Xfinity customers.
He's caused them to change their scams. They'll end a potential waste of time call (stamina) if it means they can attack at a greater speed (agility). Basic animal meta, but pretty funny this dude is slowly crippling literal empires. They're all looking over their backs. These predatory institutions are getting taken down by their own countries, finally. They're shook. This dude has played a critical role for sure.
I was a Comcast phone rep, and that first interaction actually sounds legit 😅
Honestly it’s not hard to get contact info for all these services. Companies like Comcast are so out of control with B2B data sales they couldn’t control it if they wanted.
@@Redhotshawntexas that actually wouldn't be that surprising!
@@Redhotshawntexas wow you might be right, if they get paid poorly I don't see how companies don't poach them for information.
@@RedhotshawntexasI’ve been saying this for awhile now. AT&T and capital one. When you call the legitimate company, not long after you receive scam calls. They sell or steal your information and the company claims date breaches.
I did it for Time Warner and then Spectrum. It was the most soul sucking, miserable, life ruining experience I've ever suffered. I'm glad you survived and got out.
Their anger and audacity never cease to blow my mind. I know it's their only play considering they're assuming legitimacy, but holy shit what i wouldn't give to have 5 minutes alone with them.
What would you do?
@@mariagabrielle6383 Make enough protein smoothies for the entire comment section.
(Pantera music starts playing)
🎸🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎸
when it comes time to 'pay' go to their call center and deliver in person. Imagine the fear.
@@mariagabrielle6383 sponge bathe them
Thank you so much for doing this. I can't stand to think how many old people that don't know they are being scammed, lose money. You are the best!
"Big dish energy" I love he gets these little bits under the radar. :)
Look, in Kit's defense, who among us hasn't accidentally destroyed our internet equipment with a lawnmower? Sometimes all we want is to have a phone call with a reliable tech support worker 😂
This legitimately happened to me, hahaha…. My landscaping crew accidentally cut the cable (ha!) that runs down my sidewall, through the drill hole, and connects the satellite to my downstairs main receiver… cost me $100 bucks to have the repair guy come out and splice it. I immediately bought a $10 splice kit off Amazon, and now have the equipment/skills for future issues, so I’m no longer Directv’s sucker. In that department at least.
@@SongJLikes That actually happened? Oh God that sucks 🤣
GET OUT OF MY HEAD, GET OUT OF MY HEAD
Sus
Especially since automated lawn mowers are the new hot big tech item, it won't be long before we see quite a few accidents happening.
The scammer resorting to name calling and “yo mamma” jokes 😂😂😂😂😂 they are like little toddlers who have temper tantrums 😂😂😂😂
I vividly picture the audio working as an xbox live chat with the 2 playing GTA or something 😂
"can you go to wiggly now," killed me for some reason
“Piggly Wiggly” I’M SCREAMING💀
I’ve never been to one of those stores, but just the name itself is ridiculous.
there has been at least one case, may or may not have been Kit, where the scammer didn't believe that Piggly Wiggly was a real store
They are popular in the south. My sister was on a mission trip to NC and the teenagers wanted to buy Piggly Wiggly shirts 😂
There is one in Olive Branch Mississippi I’ve driven by it a thousand times. It was the first US self service supermarket. There is a full sized replica in the museum in Memphis Tennessee.
On Chadtronic channel’s he plays an entire Piggly Wiggly television show that is so disturbing.
“Hi Calvin. This is Hobbes.”
You’re the best 😆
10:44 "wait are we bonding now?" imagine being such a likeable guy you accidentally bond with a scammer
😂
I love how they immediately outed themselves as scammers to Kit because they couldn't stop themselves from the predictable vulgar language. Sure they can change their scam all they want but the one thing they can't change is their childish, petty behaviour. I love it!
The beauty of messing with these scammers is that you can pretty much say whatever you want to them and waste their time and insult them all day long and actually feel good about doing it.
& there's nothing THEY can do about it.
I'm nowhere near as skilled at this as Kitboga, but I do enjoy playing along with the scammers as if I'm going to fall for it but just don't quite understand their instructions. I win if I can get them mad enough to insult me or swear at me.
To think, all of this happened because one scammer couldn’t hold it in and said “You too, f****r.”
Just goes to show how dumb these scammers are. Even when they have someone who specializes in tricking and destroying scammers fooled, they some how screw it up…
The framed needlework of "DO NOT REDEEM" made me lol
I JUST saw it as I read this lol
he puts references to his other videos in the background which is pretty cool
"&#%& OFF!"
"I don't wanna."
"Fine, then just waste your time."
It's beautiful, isn't it? He's soooooo close to self-awareness, but he just can't quite reach out far enough to grab it
It's scary how real these have started to sound. The DirecTV scammers really took the scamming game to the next level.
Yeah but then he claims his name is John Smith when his real name is obviously Maravinder Patel
Its a promotion!! lol
“Let’s go!! I want 10G” lol 😂 literally crying from laughter watching this again!! 💜
u sent him all that money and he didnt even respond
@@JG-kd6zedude have you ever heard of post and ghost? it's normal. not to mention the countless hours of entertainment Kit has provided all of us that if I sent him $100 I would not expect him to respond.
What would you prefer him to respond to all messages with donations or create an extra video? It's a genuine question
@@kristoskalemanis dick rider motion 😭😭
if i sent a mf $100!! ofc i would expect atleast a "hi"
@@JG-kd6zeIf you go through life with expectations for basic gestures you'll often find yourself frustrated
Kits videos have helped provide my father with entertaining lessons about scammer's tactics- both process and psychological. I don't think he'll be scammed again. I'm grateful to him and his team.
This shows that scammers' weakness is not the police, they can bribe it.
No, their real weakness is their family.
Most of the times, their family doesn't know about their scam, they hide it from them.
So in addition to sending proof to the police, one should send it to their family. This is where you hit real hard!
When they say you are wasting your time, it makes me smile 😊 As long as they are talking to you they aren't talking to a victim. Thank you so much for what you do! 👍👍
And Kit and the other scambaiters are getting paid to do this! It's delicious.
The "do not redeem" cross stitch gives me life
"You can call me Kevin"
I see what you did there.
Yes! It's very rare to see in the videos, but I love when you come out of character and call them out and they try and make excuses for what they're doing. I would love to see a video of just purely this. Kitboga calling them out. With a bonus of you actually loosing your temper with them XD
Its been a minute since I've seen your videos pop up on my recommended, and I'm glad you're still at this. Wasting their time and resources tying up someone that could otherwise be successfully ripping someone off is the most chaotic good a person could be. Thank you!
…that’s lawful good
Isn’t it?
"Then fuck off!"
"I don't wanna."
Classic Kit
My mom got one of these texts last week and thankfully I was around to show her your videos to explain how they are scams. Many thanks that you keep bothering these scumbags.
I'm glad you still occasionally reveal yourself to these guys, your brother from another mother was fucking gold.
That was a classic part of this video 👍🏼
Scammers have to be the lowest human form tbh. Because they don’t risk anything at all and scam old people
Your brother has a point when he asks, “What are you going to do about it?” Kit. Worms like him should be intentionally sought out and handed to the authorities.
I’m assuming there was a major Comcast customer breach that the scammers must have gotten access to. So they legitimately may be able to track account numbers to specific addresses. All they need is the person to call and disclose more personal info to beginning to steal their identity.
I don’t think so. You can find if an account is associated with Xfinity by using their online portal. They just see if an account is set up with the phone number. That or they keep a log of people they’ve sent the scam feelers to and just check if the number was ever contacted. I
Scammers often do cold lookups on reference websites to verify the caller's information. If it doesn't match, as seen in the first call, they hang up.
Scammers are updating their game. Even ticket scammers. You gotta be vigilant all the time 🫣
Not likely. I get voicemail messages that I can get 50% off my AT&T and 50% off my Comcast, and I have neither one.
@@ExternusArmy That is _itself_ a serious data breach. "Online portals" should not give feedback on whether an account exists or not.
Kitboga, you MATTER, and you have saved a lot of us from falling for these scammers' lies. Thank you for what you do. I have shared your videos with a lot of people who are thinking that these calls/texts/emails are real. We all really appreciate you.
I honestly probably would have committed suicide if i didnt have these videos to keep me laughing
The “Call Me Kevin” reference was amazing lol 😂
Kitboga is the definition of using social media the right way to get famous and rich. Every video I've seen so far is entertaining.
How did you nearly become such good friends that you became brothers! Great work as always
It really upset me when the scammer was gloating on about how he likes to scam americans. Does he not realize whether its americans or indians all people need their hard earned money to survive, especially the elderly? Why is there so much hate in the world.
To be fair a lot of Americans are extremely arrogant so I get it LOL. They don't deserve to be scammed though
Probably because 1 average American has more wealth than 600 average Indians put together, so he feels it's unfair
He's racist.
@@NJ-wb1czIndian Lives Matter said that Maravinder Patel was just jogging
@@Flashyfinancier 🐶😙
As a comcast employee this brings me joy to see them so mad
Kit's reaction at 32s is just so funny 😂. I've played it back so many times and it never gets old. Another great video, thanks Kit ❤
it was such genuine shock!
This was so great live wasn’t it friend??
@@cherbenmoussa314His streams have been 🔥 this year ❤
@@TriPawrus definitely, he went through so much last year he deserves so much success! You are such a loyal friend and community member!! You matter my friend!!
The Kitboga addicts anonymous club will now come to order!! All turn your tablets to 6G!!!😎😍
I’ve been watching your videos for years now and it’s unfortunate that over the years these scams/scammers have gotten so much better. The one thing that does always seem to work against the scammers is asking lots of questions . They have some answers but eventually they get to the crux of the scam and it doesn’t make any sense
Kit is the Robin Williams of anti-scammers sometimes he just comes up with funny stuff on the spot!
Got a call a few weeks back from "Xfinity" (came up in caller ID). Guy named Christian Alejandro with a heavy Indian accent tried selling me $10 "security". Even had some basic information. For those that don't know, these types of companies will NEVER call you for the sole purpose of selling you something.
Yes they do, they’re trying to get u an upgrade so the bill gets higher
The opposite of what you said is true.
I’ve had Comcast for nearly 20 years and nobody has called me from there (real or fake) to try to sell me stuff. But I may have set something in my account settings saying that I didn’t want to be contacted for promotions?
@@Sashazur maybe you added your phone number to the do not call list
I got a scam call multiple days in a row. I asked every time for them to stop calling. The final day, I called them back at least 20 times. Told them I had all the time in the world to call and tie up their phone lines. FINALLY they blocked me. lol
Ha I'm glad that worked, good way to return the annoyance and get them to leave you alone.
"I don't wanna" 😂
Also, it's kind of terrifying that these scammers actually did research. He was absolutely right. Currently comcast IS advertising 10G as part of their promotional pricing
"You'll have to purchase the dish" had me dying. It doesn't work like that with Xfinity tv; or internet xD
scammer : You gotta pay the first 12 months up-front --- (definite proof of a scam)
“Hey Calvin it’s Hobbs” 😂😂😂 omg I’ve never had a good laugh for a while
That made me cackle💀🤣🤣🤣
You've never had a good laugh for a while? The scammers have better English than you do. JFC.
Hobbes.
There's an "e".
@@scragar sorry I haven’t read the comic since I was a kid butthole
It's a scary time when the scams change so much that even Kitboga almost falls for it 😮
Each time I speak to a scammer, I mention karma. That freaks em out
Big brain move
RT Wentworth is a great addition to the roster of characters on this channel.
The “I guess you’re right there’s nothing I can do” knowing full well what he’s been able to do before was gold
"Big Dish Energy" would make a solid t-shirt
The lawnmower thing was actually a really great thing to say to the scammer. My family has Verizon Fios. And they straight up just didnt bury our internet cable for about a year. So calling an internet company to fix something like that only to get scammed is actually realistic.
My wife and I make sure we always make it to your videos when you first post! :) Always look forward to watching them :) Thank you for all you do and We love ya Kit!
"Your internet won't be through a satelite dish, it'll be sent to your house via fiber"
"Fiber? That stuff tastes like cardboard!"
Kit, you are a madman
I honestly wouldn't be surprised if these people are genuinely affiliated with Comcast. This is exactly the kind of customer service they offer and how they react when confronted about their shady business practices.
I’ll pay you to keep calling Kitboga. 😂
I got a scam email this morning. I'm so tempted to mess with them but I don't have kit level banter 🤣
Practice
My first time trying to mess with them I just kept going “uhhhh” and not having good responses and they hung up. Second time was a little better but still just awkward. Third time, they called knowing my first and last name and telling me a MacBook Pro was just purchased in my name and asking me if I ordered it. I said “Yep, uh huh.” The guy paused for a second and said “what?” I said “yeah, that was me. I ordered that” and he instantly hung up
It wasn’t like I wasted a lot of their time or anything but it turned an annoyance into something that amused me. Mainly I’m just saying over time you get more comfortable just saying whatever you think is gonna make for the more entertaining call because I think for most of us our natural instinct is to be cautious and guarded and get them off the phone as soon as possible and you just gotta get over that a little
An Xfinity Rep came to my HOUSE in 2014. Offered discount, seemed like a very nice woman. Gave her my info. No discount. Our phones hacked.
Some of these guys are getting so good that they actually answer some questions better than actual cable company employees. They should get hired and make real money lol.
That "Hobbes" at the start of the call was the best opener possible, no topping that one!
I've been getting these calls for quite awhile. I'm glad that you are giving these people what they deserve. I've been watching your videos for almost two years and I absolutely love all of them. Even the full calls on your other channel. Thank you for the great videos.
It would be interesting to track down the parents of these scammers and play back these phone calls to them. I wonder how they would react provided they spoke english.
There has not been a day that went by watching your videos since I found your channel that popped up last week and I go to sleep and wake up to your videos. I love your sense of humor #1 and the different characters that you play. I'm just so overwhelmed and so overjoyed watching you and I LOVE how you talk!!!!!!!! You are such an ANGEL and I mean that and helping not just yourself but the world to OPEN THEIR EYES TO SEE WHAT IS TRULY GOING ON IN THE WORLD THAT WE LIVE IN. GOD BLESS YOU AND HAVE A BLESSED LIFE AND FUTURE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"This is Hobbes"
Earned my like
Scammers are just using Comcast's "check your address to see if you are eligible for service" - which will say something like "looks like this place already has Comcast service". So when they check your fake address (and it wants a phone#) it comes back as no current account exists (or not in service area).
It would be really easy for them to prevent the same IP address from accessing that site more than a few times within a certain timeframe. But of course why bother? They know it’s a lost cause to spend money to improve their reputation so instead the money goes to marketing, advertising, and more expensive new services, instead of customer service and reliability.
@@Sashazur Yeah seriously. This is sort of a "sales tool", so they probably don't want to limit it - potential customers checking if an address can get service?! Definitely lets not limit that!
You matter to us Kit. Thanks for being an absolute superhero.
Literally just as I finished watching this video I got a voicemail promoting this *exact* scam, so be aware it's still out there! Amateur though I am I managed to waste someone's time for a few minutes, though of course no one can play them up for a big reaction like Kit! Love the video, cheers!
It's not the size of the dish..... It's the motion in the rooftop. Hahahahahaha hahahahahaha this is all too funny
Had nearly the same thing. Called them back and asked why I kept getting the calls considering I didn’t have a account. They told me to F off and hung up on me. 😂 called them back and gave them the great customer service they had given me.
"its none of your business if i try to steal money from you"