@@ArmyJames That is no joke though, I lost 2 daughters to the FTC after I pissed off the wrong guy. I miss them dearly...if only I had money back then I could have sent them the gift cards they asked for :/
Same, but they made me go to Home Depot for some reason. Federal enforcement agencies are getting out of hand. The IRS wanted amazon gift cards to repay my back taxes.
I've only had one scammer attempt the grandparent scam on me. An American scammer called and said; "Grandpa?" "Who is this?" I asked. "It's your grandson. I need some money." he replied. "What's your name?" He paused for a long time, then I told him he was doing the grandparent scam wrong. "You have to do some research on your mark first. I think this scam is a little over your head!" (BTW, I don't even HAVE a grandson!)
It's comforting to know that if my grandson ever ends up in a foreign prison for accepting a briefcase full of names that the good people at Comcast and the FTC are there to help in exchange for Target gift cards.
I spent 48hrs in a county jail once. When my dad bailed me out, I could only speak Hindi. It was strange, especially considering the jail was in Alabama
@@mj23allday247 I would honestly believe them more if they just used Indian pseudonyms I mean like, Indian immigrants aren't the most uncommon kind of person to come across in the United States! It would be different if this scam was taking place in, like, Italy, but America is the most diverse country in the world, lol
"My wife is in the living room, I CAN SEE HER RIGHT NOW". "She's not your wife, she's a different person". I wasn't expecting a M. Night Shyamalan spin on this one, omg.
What’s really sad about this is if they were speaking to someone with dementia or other psychosis it would work. 😭 I’m calling it now someone will be hurt because of them saying this and causing an episode.
@@becominghero9754 that’s so sad. I can’t imagine the fallout of someone with dementia becoming violent over thinking someone they don’t know is in their home. 😭 I was hoping this hasn’t happened yet.
even though terrible, yet in this instance quite funny, would have been good if Kitboga had run with the "she's not your wife" story a little. "well.....who is she then?" etc.
My 95-year-old great-grandma got one of these calls. They called her like, “Granny, I’m in prison and I need help 😢” she told them, “oh, fuck off” and hung up
The emotional distress that they are willing to inflict upon the elderly. It’s funny until you think about the fact that this is real for them and they are willing to do it.
I gotta give these dudes an A+ for effort. I never thought I’d see a scammer actually try to vocally assume a relatives identity. That’s a ballsy, low odds play
Who knew Comcast was so diverse. They have the FTC, attorney general and a Governor all working in tandem with lawyers to get gift cards in order to free someone’s grandson who has developed an accent while he was incarcerated. At least they taught him some manners.
My 97 year old grandpa unfortunately fell for this scam, only it was irl and the scammers were dressed in police clothes. They asked him for everything valuable he had in his house otherwise his son (my dad) would go to prison for a car accident. I have never seen my dad so upset and disgusted by how another human being can take advantage of an elderly person like that. Thank you for wasting their time Kit!
They almost got my nana twice. One time it was my cousin was arrested on spring break in Mexico and needed bail money (he was 40 at the time, married with kids, no spring breaks in Cancun lol). She was at western union about to send the money when the agent stopped her. Then they tried again doing the same kind of thing with my sister. Luckily she remembered the last time and called my mom.
How heartless do you have to be to hear “a grandfather crying over his grandson” and still swindle him from his money? I mean there’s low, and then there’s evil.
They think the US legal system is the same as the Indian legal system, where you stay in prison until you can leverage the money and power to get you out. And it is, in a way.
Every time I spend a target gift card on something frivolous like socks I feel pangs of guilt over how many innocent grandsons I could have saved from being executed by the Federal Trade Commission and also the state of New York for having a briefcase when someone also got to big of a refund from Comcast
I got very disgusted when the scam caller said he was gonna send Kitboga the grandson's dead body. The lengths they will go to scare and scam is horrible.
I wholeheartedly agree and don't have the slightest sympathy towards any of these scumbags. they'll go to any lengths to try and scam money out of you. what's most infuriating is that they don't even care about being reported since the local police is paid off & turns a blind eye
Banker here, here's a happy little story about this type of scam (hopefully it makes y'all smile): One time a kind older lady came in to make a large cash withdrawal. I asked some questions and turns out she was told to send $10k to "free her grandson." (I won't go into detail, but it was a loooong conversation) I said, "You know...just for giggles, why don't we give him a call on the number that you know aaaaand let's see if he picks up." It was great!!! First, I got to hear the grandson go, "Noooo! Grandma, it's a scam! Don't do it!" Then, the scammers called her phone and I got to tell them to go fly a kite. Then a few days later, she came back to tell me that her grandson sent her a beautiful bouquet of flowers. Such a wonderful, loving family, and disaster averted! It was beautiful! ❤️
The whole bit about "your wife isn't your wife" is actually incredibly manipulative. Obviously, there are elderly folks with deteriorating memory, and with that can come severe paranoia. Overcoming it can be a daily battle. To hear someone confirm a paranoid thought like that can be exceptionally destructive and even effective. It might have worked for this group of scammers before, which is why they tried it.
Honestly, they do have that advantage. A fogged up old person who can barely understand what's going on might be more susceptible to the role-playing etc of the scammers. Sad to think about.
@@MotoManDan1 Gotta wonder if people in other country's fall for sweepstakes scam or if this is truly an American problem? Seems like it a USA problem.. if so I have REALLY strong opinions about that and it's implications.
Of course, Alzheimer’s and dementia patients are their prime targets. They’re prime targets not only because they can’t remember or follow stories/details; but mainly because there is a high level of embarrassment that comes with older people’s with dementia inability to remember things so, instead of embarrassing themselves, they pretend they know exactly what you are talking about and that they remember everything. This makes it easy to make them go along with anything you say regardless of how little sense it makes. I have multiple grandparents with dementia and they often insist that they remember things that they clearly don’t just to avoid embarrassment. My grandpa has been scammed out of 10s of thousands of dollars in the last few months and we’ve had to resort to only allowing him access to money in the form of, ironically, prepaid visa gift cards. He has no access to credit cards, debit cards, checks, anything with any connection to a bank account. It’s sad, but you have to protect them from themselves sometimes
You are, tragically, correct. I deal with money transfers as part of my job, and part of that job is stopping people from being scammed. The vast majority of would-be victims are elderly people who are confused as to how the whole money transfer process even works as a concept, let alone why they're being made to perform the specific transfer in question. They just want to help their "grandkid" and trust that everything is legit. Few things in this world are as despicable as targeting the elderly like that.
@@stormbornapostle5188 Immigrants too. I have family in law that have fallen for multiple scams. She fled Iran as kids and grew up in Pakistan. She and fellow refugees had to pay a toll to the local officer to cross the street under threat of arrest and deportation. There she never had a formal education. Spent almost 40 years growing up like that. Came to Canada and does hair. Unfortunately she's grown up used to credible threats.
Kit: "I can see my wife right now! She's in the living room!" Scammer: "That's not your wife, that's a different person." Like how does the scammer even think something that absurd would work at that point? It has to be a pride thing; he just can't admit he's lost after wasting 6 hours with Kit lol.
what this indicates to me personally is that their usual victims definitely have some form of dementia of Alzheimer's, maybe an early stage. my grandfather passed from dementia about 2 years ago now, and they begin to forget things and get confused so often that even the smallest thing can set them off into an "episode" of sorts, like their car being parked in a different position than they remember it being 20 years ago. if these scammers said "your wife in your home right now is a different person, its not your wife" it could 100% absolutely cause someone with early memory problems to become confused and freak the fuck out. it really is unbearably disgusting to see how these bottom feeders usually get their money
I would be panic if a "client" almost buy my bs telesale and about to decide not to hand over the money at the last second. He was literally one step away from earning a lot of money
@@MrBoingus bless u my friend! Hard to hear that kinda thing, but makes me thankful for what Kit is doing even more. U have a very good point. The fact that these people may just be calling hoping to get someone with a mental disorder or mental disability just makes it so much worse. I hope ur grandfather lived a happy life for as long as he could and that u received closure. Much love to you!
That escalated SO MUCH! How do you even get from "You owe Comcast money" to "I have your grandson, and will gladly *unalive* him and send the pieces to your house"? There is NO CONNECTION there, either logical or illogical!
Told my mother the same. If I ended up in jail, I would be making a call to her and say something only she would know it was me. She has access to my bank accounts.
They tried this one on my grandparents a couple years back. I woke up to a phone call from my grandmother, panicked, making sure I wasn’t in prison, and my grandfather wanted me to know I could always count on him if I was in trouble. He was in tears. I have never been angrier in my life. That someone would try to take advantage of my grandparents was too much. It does my heart good to see scammers face some comeuppance. Thanks Kitboga :)
Also happened to my grandmother in law. She has all granddaughters, so I guess she assumed it was an inlaw lol and she called my mother in law. Who called my mother, who kicked my door in with her foot while I was sound asleep in bed with wife and baby. So much panic over nothing
my grandma actually got taken by this - callers said they they had my little brother in jail, and told her not to tell anyone, and she rushed to send them a money order. when they tried calling AGAIN to get more money, fortunately my sister happened to be at her house and took the phone from her. the police said they couldn’t do anything about the money that had already been sent. it was a pretty shitty situation, but when my little bro found out he joked: “wow grandma really has my back!”
Scammer: "Then you listen to me or else he will be in jail for next 10 years" Kit: "Why!? What kind of person does that!?" Scammer: ".... Because you're pissing me off" That's some solid logic right there.
This guy is good! Not even the President, the Supreme Court, the FBI, CIA or NSA can just arbitrarily put someone in prison for ten years! Or, did we get a new Constitution?? 🤔🤔😂😂👵🎄🇺🇸
I’ll tell you one thing, if I am ever arrested in New York and I was given the death penalty for having a briefcase, my one phone call is definitely going to be to Comcast. They are the ride or die ones 😂
If I ever sink so low as to willingly step foot into that disgusting, super mutant rat infested smog state in the first place, just leave me to rot in jail there because I'm already too far gone.
@@Medusa_The-Bard , I think they transport bodies or body parts by plane. That's how they send blood. They're considered a Bio Hazard. I dont know about mummies though.
For the small chance, you are reading this, you really should do a character with short term memory loss, and state your illness at the beginning of the scam. You can keep wasting their time with the same question over and over again and they probably will persue it, since you are a easy target!
@v " I have a feeling that sometimes he messes with these people and doesn’t record it. It’s clearly his favorite thing and he is so natural at it. This guy has honed his craft. I think that if he kept forgetting select things that keep them from moving forward because of his “memory loss”, it could work and be funny.
These scammers putting ACTUAL real people through something this distressing and traumatic (although a scam) without a hint of remorse is unbelievably gross. They're slimey criminals and true bottom scrapes of society.
We need to stop speaking to any Indian call centre. If India starts losing money from their legit call centres, it will incentivise their government to shut down the illegal ones
Okay. All jokes aside. They decide to claim that they've taken his grandson? Sure. If the grandson was in jail, he wouldn't be able to ruin the scheme. If they handle the situation well enough, they could maybe use fear to pull it off. But having one of their people, clearly having an accent, and having NEVER heard what the grandson sounds like, try and do an impersonation of him and hope this "grandfather" doesn't notice the difference? They deserve to be arrested for fraud AND stupidity.
You'd be surprised about how gullible old people are. They don't realize people in the world would stoop to these lengths. I'm not even talking about the ones with dementia. They all struggle with their memory. If you threw out a very generic name to some grandparents, they'd respond politely, without confrontation, and say "what can I do to help?"
@@BurpsMcGurps Hi Luke, we're not so much gullible as we are susceptible to emotional blackmail etc. Yes, some people are more susceptible than others, but we don't expect this kind of criminal activity to get us. I'm sure they won't get me, and most of my friends are good too.
kidnapping scams used to be the most common type of scam in my country. There was one case where an old lady was actually tricked into emptying out her whole family's joint accounts (and somehow the bank staff didn't stop her) because of a kidnapping scam
@@Retsbol so sad that that's the reality, even if something changes there will always be scammers its impossible to stop all of them. hope something will change in the future
I remember my mom telling me she got a scam call once where the man on the other line said ‘I have your husband and I’m going to kill him if you don’t do what i say,’ and my mom was just like ‘damn that’s crazy,’ and hung up lmao. She knew my dad was in the room next to her.
So Comcast has the FTC department, ties to the judicial system, a hostage negotiator, grandson's lawyer and your Indian grandson is in their custody. Well no wonder my bill is high😂
Call them and ask for a promotion, you do that every year and it'll lower your bill. That's the trick I do🤣 you know how when you sign up you get the whatever special promotion, well that's all the time. You just have to call and tell them you want to change to the promotion. That's why your bill randomly gets higher, it's when the promotion ended. It might be a slightly different service, but it doesn't matter😂 they all do the slowed down connection after a certain amount anyway
They hold his "Grandson," who has an Indian accent, in prison, assign him a lawyer from the FTC, who claims to be the attorney general from the legal department, who asks him to pay his Grandson's bail with Gift Cards.
Encountering a Scammer when you're friends or family with Kit must be weirdly satisfying as it'd be like encountering a bad guy when you're friends or family with Bruce Wayne. They call up Kit and give him the details and then out comes Granny Edna, Billie, Neveah or Dr. Linda to carry out vigilante justice on these scum bags, humiliating, infuriating and perpetually obfuscating the point of every story.
I was told once that a way to assert dominance in a conversation and command respect is to never allow yourself to be cut off when telling a story, and to finish your sentence completely, even when someone else is taking over you. Kitboga does this effortlessly and I think it's why he's able to finesse these scammers so well. They don't even realize that he's the one controlling the conversation
Oh my goodness. I absolutely love this piece of advice. I have a terrible time when I am talking and someone talks over me, I just stop talking completely. To the point that my husband will do it subconsciously. I just need to put my foot down in just small steps like these. Thank you person on the internet, hope you are doing well and are hydrated 😊
Virtual kidnapping is an epidemic in Argentina, epidemic, to the point that almost everybody in the country was once called by them or know someone who was. Personally it happened once to me and once to my mother who was crying over the phone for one hour trying to save me from them while I was sleeping at home. Someone calls and starts crying asking for help pretending to be you to your parents. They called my mother at 4am forbid her to hang up and thretened to sever my fingers if she didnt comply. They ask for your money in cash , place it in a bag and go outside and throw it in the corner, then go back in and someone picks it up and they are gone. My mother asked twice which son they had, they stalled and she said a fake name, Nico? they said yes and she knew they had nobody and hung up. Most times they actually call form prision. Yes, they keep breaking the law from prision. Anyway, NEVER STOP KITBOGA, respect from Argentina, huge fan here.
Paso en mi casa. Secuestraron a mi papa, y hablaron con mi mama. Pero no contaban con el odio que se tienen los divorciados "Te vamos a matar a tu marido!" "Matenlo, boludos, haganme el favor!" Dice que sabia que era mentira...pero mucho no le creo.
🤣 that and, "WTF are you doing Grandpa?!" Were my favorites...scammers should realize 90% of Americans would be more afraid of cursing at their Grandpa than prison. At least there's a chance of survival in prison...
@@unchargedpickles6372 even the most hardened criminals out there talk respectfully to their grandparents and would fear that universal chancla 🩴 to the head if they didn’t behave with respect around them 🤣
Today’s episode features the governor of NY, NY Attorney General, and the head of the FTC. Don’t miss next week’s episode, featuring the Pope, Ayatullah Sistani, and Andrew Wiles, who proved Fermat’s Last Theorem.
'THIS IS THE TYLER!' No but seriously I want to start answering my work phone like that 'THIS IS THE PADDY!' followed by silence as I wait for them to say something.
I feel like this has to be at least SOMEWHAT fun for the scammer. They get so many boring calls and "fuck you" messages, being forced to act out a hostage situation with Comcast has gotta be more fun than their usual day.
I never thought of it that way, but entertaining the scammers and being more interesting to interact with than real victims is actually a very solid angle for scambaiting. That probably is what makes a lot of them keep coming back to Kit, wasting more and more time, even after gaining nothing but anger time and time again. They're being lured in by his performances just the same as us viewers.
Right like how would you not know that this guy isn't real at least it must be entertainment different from their normal disgusting script onto a whole other level of disgusting
It's so sickening when they tell you to stop crying, I know it's fake crying, but they don't, and that's what makes it worse. Just no empathy from these people at all.
This is breaking my heart because imagine if this was real... This would kill a poor old man honestly... Like what those scammers do is GROSS. Glad kitboga wastes these people's time because I really believe he is saving peoples lives, in lots of ways.
yea I feel bad for the old ppl who are tired just trying to deal with all the bs of the world, and they just want someone to talk with. Sometimes they drift away from society and are easy prey for scammers. A truly sick show of evil, and they think they're smart for tricking people. In reality, they're just exploiting the people that came before them.
@@mynameisGail take a listen. He is trying not to sound Indian, and as it goes along, his accent (which indeed is always there) gets thicker and thicker.
Kit, you clearly don’t know about US law. The FTC, when they have had enough, when they are assisting in kidnappings ALWAYS chops the kidnapped person into pieces. While trying to help them. Then they walk into prisons, hand them the phone, and the kidnapped person usually goes through a process called “trauma accents” where they start to sound like Indian people. Jesus, educate yourself Kit. 😂
I work at a call center and when old folks call for help they will really talk your ear off like this 😭😭 I love it though cause when I help them out their so grateful 🥺🥺
One thing I have noticed is that y'all have to be very patient even if people are doing that. These guys fail off the bat because they lack the professionalism of call center employees. Even if they had your job for real they couldn't do it!
My grandmother fell for a ransom scam. A scammer tricked her into thinking my brother was in a Mexican jail. She was all set to wire money, but my dad just happened to stop by a visit her and alleviate her fears. I talk to my grandma too and assured her that none of us would ever ask her for money, and if we were stupid enough to end up in a jail she should just leave us there!
My grandma got a call like this a few years ago, saying I was in a drunk driving accident and I was in jail. In a local town, with no jail in it. That’s what tipped her off. And the fact that the officer was an Indian man with a heavy accent.
Good for her. Of course not all Indian callers are scammers, but it's certainly a factor that makes it significantly more likely. When dealing with strangers, we have to use what information we have about them to make educated guesses about the probability that they're on the level. It sounds like your grandma has no trouble with that, and has ignored all the egalitarian propaganda that tells us to ignore our instincts in that regard.
That is a terrible and tasteless lie to call someone with.. You'd imagine nobody would lie about such a thing. I "knew" a guy who made a prank call like that to a family and scared the crap out of them. He got a short prison sentence and had to pay the family a hefty sum.. Still he doesn't understand what he did was disgusting.
That was hysterical. What’s heartbreaking is that people fall for this and send the money. Thinking they can get away with pretending to be an American teenager with their broken English is priceless. Great video.
I'm driving around in London UK listening to this and I'm in absolute hysterics! This is the funniest thing ever! These are my people I'm ashamed to say but the way your making a fool out of them is second to none! 😂😂😂❤❤❤
Reserving the top comment to say that you matter! I hope you got a chance to laugh today because you deserve it.
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When your american grandson suddenly has an indian accent
Brainwashed 😳
Maybe he was adopted
“Tyler, your conversational English is suddenly terrible! What happened?”
Im the tyler can you hear me sir?
Damn that happens everyday to me 😔
I hate when the FTC threatens to hold my innocent grandson in prison unless I give him target gift cards
😆😅🤣😂
And because you are “pissing him off”.
@@ArmyJames That is no joke though, I lost 2 daughters to the FTC after I pissed off the wrong guy. I miss them dearly...if only I had money back then I could have sent them the gift cards they asked for :/
i hate when that happens!!
Same, but they made me go to Home Depot for some reason. Federal enforcement agencies are getting out of hand. The IRS wanted amazon gift cards to repay my back taxes.
I hate it when I owe money to comcast and they kidnap my grandson and put a changeling in place of my wife.
Smh
😂😂💀💀😂😂
They have the WORST late penalties .....
😂😂😂🤣😂😂🤣
I hate it when that happens
“What’s my name, Tyler?” Was such a powerful move lmao
I've only had one scammer attempt the grandparent scam on me. An American scammer called and said; "Grandpa?" "Who is this?" I asked. "It's your grandson. I need some money." he replied. "What's your name?" He paused for a long time, then I told him he was doing the grandparent scam wrong. "You have to do some research on your mark first. I think this scam is a little over your head!" (BTW, I don't even HAVE a grandson!)
Alternate video title: Two adult men roleplay for 5 hours.
😅 You're Awesome!
I wonder if the guys on the other end were laughing as much as we are
Just wait a moment
What if I say there was only 1 guy
Love your pfp
"my wife is in the living room, I see her right now"
"that is not your wife"
*the x-files music starts playing*
whistles the tune
Now that's horror.
India logic
That happens a lot in Stepford.
I'm crying.
Too bad you couldn't have said: "Tyler, you're only 10-- How did you get into this mess?"
That would've been genius!
😅😂🤣
haha that's such a funny idea!
If him did I send 10 Google card's xD
Or you could have said, "Tyler, you are 38 years old. Why are you whining like a little girl?"
It's comforting to know that if my grandson ever ends up in a foreign prison for accepting a briefcase full of names that the good people at Comcast and the FTC are there to help in exchange for Target gift cards.
Sounds like a better deal than a Biden prisoner exchange.
😂
Comcast just doesn’t get enough credit these days
That is bloody hilarious!!!😅😅
I spent 48hrs in a county jail once. When my dad bailed me out, I could only speak Hindi. It was strange, especially considering the jail was in Alabama
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Omg! I hope you're not tempted to scam old people. Fight the urge man!!
@@trishmccarthydavis3425 it’s hard but, hey did you know are eligible for a refund?
@@basementlarry9558 How often do you say the phrase “give me a moment” daily now
@@basementlarry9558 do one thing
After talking to Tyler, I’m convinced these scammers don’t know they have accents. This is entertaining.
Well they think we believe them when they say their name is Ronald Johnson in the heaviest accent ever.
@@mj23allday247 I would honestly believe them more if they just used Indian pseudonyms
I mean like, Indian immigrants aren't the most uncommon kind of person to come across in the United States!
It would be different if this scam was taking place in, like, Italy, but America is the most diverse country in the world, lol
@@danielgiovanniello7217 I thought that title belonged to France.
@@goosegas2087 does it? Cuz for America, you've basically got people from everywhere. There's a reason it's called a cultural melting pot.
@@danielgiovanniello7217 France is like that too though. It's very diverse as well
Imagine hiring a lawyer through the Google play store.
Comcast cum FTC legal team!
That's how I got mine...
Lol this is the best comment🤣🤣🤣
Play store lawyers are the best!
@@hihoo7969 😂😂😂
"Hello grandpa im Tyler 😔 can you hear me, sir?" sends me to the floor
😭😭😭😭
he went back to factory default
Let me speak to my grandson ....
“Please help me grandpa sir !!!”
such matters even in distress
@@ChichaGad HAHA
IKR 😂😂 this is THE TYLER lmao
Plis Hulp Mi Grendpe Sir
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"Hello sir, this is the Tyler."
Absolutely killed me. Haven't laughed this hard in a long time.
Because indian
@@KL005 do one thing
@@babagandu disconnect the call
@@babagandu WUN TING
@Monique Rodriguez timestamp?
“I think prison gave him an accent” I’m dying
SAME AHAHAHA
It's rough in there, it can change a person...'s accent LMAO
That’s one of the funniest damn things I’ve ever heard! 😂😂😂
No he just had butter chicken for dinner
that's so good - "prison gave him accent". This kind of humor you need on a Monday morning (here in Germany) (:-)
Main Quest: Save your grandson from prison
Side Quest: Go redeem gift cards to pay comcast
Achievement Unlocked: Tyler’s Turmoil
😂😂😂
Comcast lawyers will get your grandson out of jail because he was arrested for drug trafficking on the South border of Texas😂😂😂😂😂.
That grandson has a high opinion of himself. He calls himself "The Tyler"
Dude I burst into laughter with your comment
And he don't know his grandpa's name
when?
“The Creator”
I wonder if he's related to "The Richard?"
"My wife is in the living room, I CAN SEE HER RIGHT NOW".
"She's not your wife, she's a different person".
I wasn't expecting a M. Night Shyamalan spin on this one, omg.
What’s really sad about this is if they were speaking to someone with dementia or other psychosis it would work. 😭
I’m calling it now someone will be hurt because of them saying this and causing an episode.
@@pogonavit It's actually already happened. You didn't just call it, you are 100 percent right.
@@pogonavit Oh for sure, I'm a grandma of 7 and I could have fallen for this. In Australia there are a lot of Indian lawyers.
@@becominghero9754 that’s so sad. I can’t imagine the fallout of someone with dementia becoming violent over thinking someone they don’t know is in their home. 😭 I was hoping this hasn’t happened yet.
even though terrible, yet in this instance quite funny, would have been good if Kitboga had run with the "she's not your wife" story a little.
"well.....who is she then?" etc.
Tyler is so respectful, calling his grandfather sir like that.
Also Tyler: What are you doing, man?
@@JoninJordan 🤣🤣I believe it was... “what the FUCK are you doing, sir?”😭😂😂😂
I mean hey... Tyler is a good kid, through and through.
Dad didn't raise no delinquent, that's for sure.
lolllll
"It's either my way or sky way" lol
My 95-year-old great-grandma got one of these calls. They called her like, “Granny, I’m in prison and I need help 😢” she told them, “oh, fuck off” and hung up
my grandpa got the same thing, he just said something along the line of “cool I never liked him anyway” and hung up
😂😂I love her❤❤
😂😂😂
Good Granny! Mine would said the same thing even if it was for real!
"That lawyer is gonna take that money from you and never return it"
Well, yes, that is how the concept of paying works, yes
@Groovicus Maximus Damn, he's good at his job. 😂
I know right. That's hilarious
Peter must be a pretty good lawyer then if he’s willing to do all of this to save kits grandson without getting paid
I have the same problem with the electric water gas companies. They never give my money back. It's ridiculousl
I forgot I already commented here lol
“Hello, grandpa! It’s Tyler.”
“Tyler?”
“Can you hear me, sir?”
Lmao 😂
timestamp?
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@@AlbertRei3424 19:22
He has manners with his grandpa
@@AlbertRei3424 21:28
They tortured him so bad he developed an accent :( for crying out loud HELP HIM
Lol
Do one thing
Lmao
@@babagandu yesh, do each and every thing 😟
@@RainbowFlowerCrow just vayt a moment
The emotional distress that they are willing to inflict upon the elderly. It’s funny until you think about the fact that this is real for them and they are willing to do it.
I gotta give these dudes an A+ for effort. I never thought I’d see a scammer actually try to vocally assume a relatives identity. That’s a ballsy, low odds play
I know right, the guy should get one gift card just for that😂
I wouldn't give these dudes anything.
@@E-BikingAdventures you must be really fun at parties
@@daltooinewestwood6380. You don't seem to be in touch with reality.
@@E-BikingAdventures it’s called a joke numb nuts, you’re the one who doesn’t get it.
Who knew Comcast was so diverse. They have the FTC, attorney general and a Governor all working in tandem with lawyers to get gift cards in order to free someone’s grandson who has developed an accent while he was incarcerated. At least they taught him some manners.
Yes, because "what the f*** are you doing, Grandpa?" is a step up manners-wise from the way the Tyler used to speak.
See? We can all work together! Kumbaya…..
With such diverse businesses you'd think they'd be able to improve their internet service
That’s too funny ! :)
Do not use your mind.
Scammer: "Your grandson is not in jail. The lawyer is lying."
Also Scammer: "I'm the lawyer for your grandson. Give me money to save him from jail."
When the scammers can smell the victims money they lose all ability to think rationally.
@@cypherglitch Catfish too!
i am comcastservice/lawyer/executioner/FSA agent how can i help you sir
@@S.999-w2h and we'd like to talk to you about your vehicles extended warranty
They really think they can pull off three characters. The desperation.
My 97 year old grandpa unfortunately fell for this scam, only it was irl and the scammers were dressed in police clothes. They asked him for everything valuable he had in his house otherwise his son (my dad) would go to prison for a car accident. I have never seen my dad so upset and disgusted by how another human being can take advantage of an elderly person like that. Thank you for wasting their time Kit!
They almost got my nana twice. One time it was my cousin was arrested on spring break in Mexico and needed bail money (he was 40 at the time, married with kids, no spring breaks in Cancun lol). She was at western union about to send the money when the agent stopped her. Then they tried again doing the same kind of thing with my sister. Luckily she remembered the last time and called my mom.
I love that Tyler's first concern is the gift cards. A truly wonderful grandson, putting his own imminent danger aside to focus on what's important.
😂🎉
He's come a long way from running around with what looked like a knife and swinging the cat around
@@froggygreen2876 I'm not getting that reference at all.
Hey man even inmates got smart phones in their "prison wallets". Makes sense you'd want google play cards.
@@NeiasaurusCreations I'm pretty sure prisoners aren't allowed access to the internet.
How heartless do you have to be to hear “a grandfather crying over his grandson” and still swindle him from his money? I mean there’s low, and then there’s evil.
Garbage people really.
Seriously they hear his desperation and then take advantage of it. Disgusting people
@@bobbycoleman3057 yet the Indian government DGAF.
They think the US legal system is the same as the Indian legal system, where you stay in prison until you can leverage the money and power to get you out.
And it is, in a way.
This is "Comcast" we're talking bout here, so It's probably not too far off the mark.
"Your grandson will go to jail for 10 years on a murder charge"
"Why are you doing this? You know he is innocent!"
"Because you are pissing me off!"
The L.A. Noire game we all wanted to have.
10 years very good 👍 in USA U won’t get out
Police Corruption has gone too far
@@Arizona_lilly I would hope not lol
10 years for Murder, yeesh
@@Arizona_lilly nah those 4 kids who killed someone with a rock will get out
Every time I spend a target gift card on something frivolous like socks I feel pangs of guilt over how many innocent grandsons I could have saved from being executed by the Federal Trade Commission and also the state of New York for having a briefcase when someone also got to big of a refund from Comcast
how did this go from paying Comcast to getting his grandson out of prison 😂
💸 💰 💸
Your comment is hilarious I am laughing my ass off at your comments and these crazy people on the line
Ikr comcast holding people hostage, if you don’t pay them gift cards
And imposter wives
@@ashleyduffy2088 makes sense.
I got very disgusted when the scam caller said he was gonna send Kitboga the grandson's dead body. The lengths they will go to scare and scam is horrible.
I wholeheartedly agree and don't have the slightest sympathy towards any of these scumbags. they'll go to any lengths to try and scam money out of you. what's most infuriating is that they don't even care about being reported since the local police is paid off & turns a blind eye
No boundaries in their scams 😢
Send them a heat guided missile
they are indians, what do you expect? 🤣
Nah bro I need sleep I almost asked you what a kitboga is
Banker here, here's a happy little story about this type of scam (hopefully it makes y'all smile): One time a kind older lady came in to make a large cash withdrawal. I asked some questions and turns out she was told to send $10k to "free her grandson." (I won't go into detail, but it was a loooong conversation) I said, "You know...just for giggles, why don't we give him a call on the number that you know aaaaand let's see if he picks up." It was great!!! First, I got to hear the grandson go, "Noooo! Grandma, it's a scam! Don't do it!" Then, the scammers called her phone and I got to tell them to go fly a kite. Then a few days later, she came back to tell me that her grandson sent her a beautiful bouquet of flowers. Such a wonderful, loving family, and disaster averted! It was beautiful! ❤️
I’m so glad you were there! Thanks for sharing
@@DovesEyes623 Me too! It was amazing to experience...and meet this beautiful family! ❤️
Angels come in many forms.
Thanks for that lovely story💕
❤️❤️❤️
Comcast customer service goes above and beyond. They are even willing to help you with family legal troubles. What a spectacular company
I laughed so hard she I heard him say they have “sheriff “ lawyers 😅
The scammer goes from “I will take care of your grandson he will be okay” to “I will cut him into pieces”
Typical Comcast
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😂😂😂
Oh my God! They beat the English accent out of his grandson! Monsters!
🤣😂🤣😂🤣
This shit is crazy. They really don't realize this or just hoping for a moron!
The poor kid has Stockholm Syndrome 🤣
Bahahahaha
lmao
He must’ve picked up that accent while he was in “the prison”.
The whole bit about "your wife isn't your wife" is actually incredibly manipulative. Obviously, there are elderly folks with deteriorating memory, and with that can come severe paranoia. Overcoming it can be a daily battle. To hear someone confirm a paranoid thought like that can be exceptionally destructive and even effective. It might have worked for this group of scammers before, which is why they tried it.
Honestly, they do have that advantage. A fogged up old person who can barely understand what's going on might be more susceptible to the role-playing etc of the scammers. Sad to think about.
Damn this guys are actually evil
@@MotoManDan1 69...
So true and such a sad and infuriating fact, these scammers deserve a little corner in hell just for them.
@@MotoManDan1 Gotta wonder if people in other country's fall for sweepstakes scam or if this is truly an American problem?
Seems like it a USA problem.. if so I have REALLY strong opinions about that and it's implications.
I love how Tyler is immediately focused on properly redeeming the gift cards for Peter.
One thing that amazes me with these scams is that the scammers actually think they sound American.
True
Seriously. I've met indian Americans who say WAY more american (obviously). They could at least try for that.
It doesn't matter considering so many people are getting scammed everyday.
@@raghavendraupadhya3610 how are people so dumb
@@raghavendraupadhya3610 is that you "Peter?"
This is making me realize that most of their usual victims probably have some form of dementia and can't follow details like this.
Of course, Alzheimer’s and dementia patients are their prime targets. They’re prime targets not only because they can’t remember or follow stories/details; but mainly because there is a high level of embarrassment that comes with older people’s with dementia inability to remember things so, instead of embarrassing themselves, they pretend they know exactly what you are talking about and that they remember everything. This makes it easy to make them go along with anything you say regardless of how little sense it makes. I have multiple grandparents with dementia and they often insist that they remember things that they clearly don’t just to avoid embarrassment. My grandpa has been scammed out of 10s of thousands of dollars in the last few months and we’ve had to resort to only allowing him access to money in the form of, ironically, prepaid visa gift cards. He has no access to credit cards, debit cards, checks, anything with any connection to a bank account. It’s sad, but you have to protect them from themselves sometimes
they do, that's why the specifically target the elderly. They are more likely to believe and not notice the details
You are, tragically, correct.
I deal with money transfers as part of my job, and part of that job is stopping people from being scammed. The vast majority of would-be victims are elderly people who are confused as to how the whole money transfer process even works as a concept, let alone why they're being made to perform the specific transfer in question. They just want to help their "grandkid" and trust that everything is legit.
Few things in this world are as despicable as targeting the elderly like that.
@@stormbornapostle5188 Immigrants too. I have family in law that have fallen for multiple scams. She fled Iran as kids and grew up in Pakistan. She and fellow refugees had to pay a toll to the local officer to cross the street under threat of arrest and deportation. There she never had a formal education. Spent almost 40 years growing up like that. Came to Canada and does hair. Unfortunately she's grown up used to credible threats.
One more reason to stop them.
Kit: "I can see my wife right now! She's in the living room!"
Scammer: "That's not your wife, that's a different person."
Like how does the scammer even think something that absurd would work at that point? It has to be a pride thing; he just can't admit he's lost after wasting 6 hours with Kit lol.
scammers = gaslighters with a motive
what this indicates to me personally is that their usual victims definitely have some form of dementia of Alzheimer's, maybe an early stage. my grandfather passed from dementia about 2 years ago now, and they begin to forget things and get confused so often that even the smallest thing can set them off into an "episode" of sorts, like their car being parked in a different position than they remember it being 20 years ago. if these scammers said "your wife in your home right now is a different person, its not your wife" it could 100% absolutely cause someone with early memory problems to become confused and freak the fuck out. it really is unbearably disgusting to see how these bottom feeders usually get their money
I would be panic if a "client" almost buy my bs telesale and about to decide not to hand over the money at the last second. He was literally one step away from earning a lot of money
@@MrBoingus bless u my friend! Hard to hear that kinda thing, but makes me thankful for what Kit is doing even more. U have a very good point. The fact that these people may just be calling hoping to get someone with a mental disorder or mental disability just makes it so much worse. I hope ur grandfather lived a happy life for as long as he could and that u received closure. Much love to you!
Go for broke
That escalated SO MUCH! How do you even get from "You owe Comcast money" to "I have your grandson, and will gladly *unalive* him and send the pieces to your house"? There is NO CONNECTION there, either logical or illogical!
Simon and Peter being the same person is a twist of biblical proportions.
Very clever.
😂😂😂
Top 10 anime plot twists
These scammers man 😂😂
Genius
My Gram, a wise woman, got this scam once. She told them to keep her grandson as she never liked him anyhow 🤣
😂😂 omg!!! What did the losers respond to that? Damn, this simple reply has so much potential to birth a whole lengthy scam bait video.
@@FJB_USA_1ST Truthfully, she just hung up on them - but you have my permission to steal this for better torture 😂
The pain-
I got a call saying they were going to kill my kids...I told them I did'nt have any kids to make them slip up.....
Told my mother the same. If I ended up in jail, I would be making a call to her and say something only she would know it was me. She has access to my bank accounts.
"Tyler? Oh my god, they gave you an Indian accent! Those BASTARDS!"
😂
🤣 I need this timestamp.
Yes thaf was so funny. He got a accent and surprise surprise it’s a Indian accent of all things wow wow
This is each and every The Tyler.
It's so funny how you can even hear them speaking Hindi or Punjabi in the background at points.
By far the most unhinged scammers I've heard so far. There worse than the why did you redeem crowd
45:25 "She's not your wife, she's a different person."
Speech 0/100
All sense of logic just flew out. Who will we believe? This should be a movie.
🤣🤣🤣
*speech 200/100
The absolute persistency of these guys, its almost on par with how much they suck
@@TheUltimateBakerofPotatoes9294 *speech ∞/100
They tried this one on my grandparents a couple years back. I woke up to a phone call from my grandmother, panicked, making sure I wasn’t in prison, and my grandfather wanted me to know I could always count on him if I was in trouble. He was in tears. I have never been angrier in my life. That someone would try to take advantage of my grandparents was too much. It does my heart good to see scammers face some comeuppance. Thanks Kitboga :)
Also happened to my grandmother in law. She has all granddaughters, so I guess she assumed it was an inlaw lol and she called my mother in law. Who called my mother, who kicked my door in with her foot while I was sound asleep in bed with wife and baby. So much panic over nothing
my grandma actually got taken by this - callers said they they had my little brother in jail, and told her not to tell anyone, and she rushed to send them a money order. when they tried calling AGAIN to get more money, fortunately my sister happened to be at her house and took the phone from her. the police said they couldn’t do anything about the money that had already been sent.
it was a pretty shitty situation, but when my little bro found out he joked: “wow grandma really has my back!”
thats funny and sad at the same time
This happened to an old lady from my church. She was scammed 2x. We secretly passed around a collection plate for her so she could recoup her losses.
Hell yeah....mark one up for the grandparents!
Kitboga: “Tyler?!”
Scammer posing as grandson Tyler: “can you hear me sir?” 😂😂😂
"This is the Tyler"
@@bobjoe3492that had me dying 😂😂
"They found shoe prints in the glove compartment. I don't even know how that's possible" That had me laughing.
Scammer: "Then you listen to me or else he will be in jail for next 10 years"
Kit: "Why!? What kind of person does that!?"
Scammer: ".... Because you're pissing me off"
That's some solid logic right there.
Thats how modi govt works in india 🤣
😂👳🏾♂️😂
“Hey, it’s either my way or the sky way.”
@@BeckBeckGo ?
This guy is good! Not even the President, the Supreme Court, the FBI, CIA or NSA can just arbitrarily put someone in prison for ten years! Or, did we get a new Constitution?? 🤔🤔😂😂👵🎄🇺🇸
I’ll tell you one thing, if I am ever arrested in New York and I was given the death penalty for having a briefcase, my one phone call is definitely going to be to Comcast. They are the ride or die ones 😂
If I ever sink so low as to willingly step foot into that disgusting, super mutant rat infested smog state in the first place, just leave me to rot in jail there because I'm already too far gone.
Except when they threaten to chop you into pieces
@@Michael-ov7yp I mean... as a State resident, he's not wrong.
@@zombifiedpariah7392NYC may be shit but the state as a whole is quite beautiful
😂😂😂
This is easily the most insane attempt I've ever heard Kit deal with.
😂😂😂😂😂
his conversation with his grandson deserves an Academy Award 😂😂😂
American Grandson: “I will show you each and every thing”
"Please give a click on the bail
I am the Tyler hello sir"
-Average American Child
“They put me beHINd da bars Granpa”
@@Cheetah_Chrome LMAOOO🤣🤣🤣
Tyler, you never used that kind of vocabulary what happened to you?
Hahaha. One time the Indian guy said “go to the hell!” And I swear I laughed for 20 minutes straight
"I WILL FIND YOUR NON-EXISTENT GRANDSON AND SEND HIM TO YOU IN PIECES!" - Comcast & the FTC, Probably
Directv would never
@Bear Basford you can if you are a from a museum or you are a scientist I believe
@@Medusa_The-Bard , I think they transport bodies or body parts by plane. That's how they send blood. They're considered a Bio Hazard.
I dont know about mummies though.
My last 2 and a half braincells *"FLIGHT TEAM STAND UP"
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Kit: *makes up new character in his head*
Scammer: "I'm already talking to him"
hes 10 steps ahead of everyone
You’re a comedic genius! Fantastic improv. Loves your characters and quick-wit!
"We are the FTC, we have the power. We make one call and things change". But we still need 4 Target gift cards from you. 🤣
Didn't realize the FTC funding was so bad they were desperate for target gift cards...
Alsooooo the fact that you only need 4 gift cards to get out of prison
😅🤣😂
I would been like ' HERE HE'S ALL YOURS!!!!!!! '
For the small chance, you are reading this, you really should do a character with short term memory loss, and state your illness at the beginning of the scam. You can keep wasting their time with the same question over and over again and they probably will persue it, since you are a easy target!
Yes… And he’ll need to keep writing stuff down, taking Polaroids and getting tattoos to remember everything.
I'm gonna use this idea on Monday when I get the inevitiable Directv scam call. 😅
Good idea, it could be fun!
That would be great! 😂
@v " I have a feeling that sometimes he messes with these people and doesn’t record it. It’s clearly his favorite thing and he is so natural at it. This guy has honed his craft.
I think that if he kept forgetting select things that keep them from moving forward because of his “memory loss”, it could work and be funny.
These scammers putting ACTUAL real people through something this distressing and traumatic (although a scam) without a hint of remorse is unbelievably gross. They're slimey criminals and true bottom scrapes of society.
They are willing to do ANYTHING to get that sweet moolah.
We need to stop speaking to any Indian call centre. If India starts losing money from their legit call centres, it will incentivise their government to shut down the illegal ones
@@Kek-fn1jh Or scare them like "Hello this is the FBI, how may I help you?"
@@Kek-fn1jh yeah lmao or else they're just gonna sit there not doing anything about it because it doesn't affect them
@@Kek-fn1jh i never know how to feel that all the scammers in these videos sound similar
It brings my faith in humanity to see such an angel working for a good cause while spreading happiness along the way.😊❤
Okay. All jokes aside. They decide to claim that they've taken his grandson? Sure. If the grandson was in jail, he wouldn't be able to ruin the scheme. If they handle the situation well enough, they could maybe use fear to pull it off. But having one of their people, clearly having an accent, and having NEVER heard what the grandson sounds like, try and do an impersonation of him and hope this "grandfather" doesn't notice the difference? They deserve to be arrested for fraud AND stupidity.
You'd be surprised about how gullible old people are. They don't realize people in the world would stoop to these lengths.
I'm not even talking about the ones with dementia. They all struggle with their memory. If you threw out a very generic name to some grandparents, they'd respond politely, without confrontation, and say "what can I do to help?"
@@BurpsMcGurps Hi Luke, we're not so much gullible as we are susceptible to emotional blackmail etc. Yes, some people are more susceptible than others, but we don't expect this kind of criminal activity to get us. I'm sure they won't get me, and most of my friends are good too.
@@BurpsMcGurps You're under the impression that they don't know the sound of their own grandchildren.
@@corsaircarl9582 You don't understand, some old people don't recall if they have grandchildren, period.
@@BurpsMcGurps you're so wrong.
"Grandpa, WTF you doing?!" Exactly how I would respond to my grandfather if he was helping to get me out of federal prison.
Tbh if he were getting clear instructions on how to get me out, and just wasn't following them, I would react like that.
It’s not possible not to laugh when he almost breaks character
He almost sounded like the kid with the puberty changing voice as he talks!
I think that these videos are funny, but I don't laugh at these videos
19:20 This is your grandson Tyler can you hear me sir? Your grandson with the Indian accent hilarious
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dude wtf 😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣 he said "can you hear me sir" 🤦🏽♂️😭🤣😅
A life of crime changes a lot about a man, even his accent...
PFFFT
height, color of complexion, hair...........
Yes, I talk a lot with my hands. Prison broke me of that as I always had my hands covering my bum.
@@gregblack3860 lolll
these scammers would create the most absurd story just to steal money of people, so sad.
Great content thou lol
@@abdifatahosman4966 yes i love the content and the effort he is putting into it
kidnapping scams used to be the most common type of scam in my country. There was one case where an old lady was actually tricked into emptying out her whole family's joint accounts (and somehow the bank staff didn't stop her) because of a kidnapping scam
@@Retsbol so sad that that's the reality, even if something changes there will always be scammers its impossible to stop all of them. hope something will change in the future
Yea like my warranty on my 19 year old truck is coming up for renewal. They call and leave a message couple times a week.
I can sense the scammers panicking trying to figure out can do the best American accent out of their group
It ended up sounding a bit like Mario in the beginning lol
and what makes it funnier is that was the best person they had lmao
I remember my mom telling me she got a scam call once where the man on the other line said ‘I have your husband and I’m going to kill him if you don’t do what i say,’ and my mom was just like ‘damn that’s crazy,’ and hung up lmao. She knew my dad was in the room next to her.
So Comcast has the FTC department, ties to the judicial system, a hostage negotiator, grandson's lawyer and your Indian grandson is in their custody. Well no wonder my bill is high😂
🤣🤣🤣
Lol
All the fees are to pay for all that
Call them and ask for a promotion, you do that every year and it'll lower your bill. That's the trick I do🤣 you know how when you sign up you get the whatever special promotion, well that's all the time. You just have to call and tell them you want to change to the promotion. That's why your bill randomly gets higher, it's when the promotion ended. It might be a slightly different service, but it doesn't matter😂 they all do the slowed down connection after a certain amount anyway
Omg that's hilarious 🤣😂😂
Someone called saying my nephew is going to die if I didn’t send him $10,000.I told him,thats alright, I don’t like him very much anyway.🤣🤣🤣🤣
Roflmao omg good one!
I had my wife call my nephew while I was on the phone with that swine.He thought my response was hilarious
😂😂🤷♀️
Omg 😂
"Your nephew is going to die if you don't send me 10k"
Me: "Which one? I have like 15 and I know none of them."
They hold his "Grandson," who has an Indian accent, in prison, assign him a lawyer from the FTC, who claims to be the attorney general from the legal department, who asks him to pay his Grandson's bail with Gift Cards.
Andrew Chemo will be so disappointed
And they accomplish all of this in about 6 hours. Incredible
The founding fathers would be proud.
I hate when I have to pay my grandchild’s bail with gift cards
This comment thread is absolutely glorious, beautiful.
Encountering a Scammer when you're friends or family with Kit must be weirdly satisfying as it'd be like encountering a bad guy when you're friends or family with Bruce Wayne. They call up Kit and give him the details and then out comes Granny Edna, Billie, Neveah or Dr. Linda to carry out vigilante justice on these scum bags, humiliating, infuriating and perpetually obfuscating the point of every story.
Forget about that guy!!! Forget about that guy!!!
I take care of it Linda!!!😂
I was told once that a way to assert dominance in a conversation and command respect is to never allow yourself to be cut off when telling a story, and to finish your sentence completely, even when someone else is taking over you. Kitboga does this effortlessly and I think it's why he's able to finesse these scammers so well. They don't even realize that he's the one controlling the conversation
Democrat/ POCS do it constantly in Congress, hence endless gaslighting & diversion.
Oh my goodness. I absolutely love this piece of advice. I have a terrible time when I am talking and someone talks over me, I just stop talking completely. To the point that my husband will do it subconsciously. I just need to put my foot down in just small steps like these. Thank you person on the internet, hope you are doing well and are hydrated 😊
Virtual kidnapping is an epidemic in Argentina, epidemic, to the point that almost everybody in the country was once called by them or know someone who was. Personally it happened once to me and once to my mother who was crying over the phone for one hour trying to save me from them while I was sleeping at home. Someone calls and starts crying asking for help pretending to be you to your parents. They called my mother at 4am forbid her to hang up and thretened to sever my fingers if she didnt comply. They ask for your money in cash , place it in a bag and go outside and throw it in the corner, then go back in and someone picks it up and they are gone. My mother asked twice which son they had, they stalled and she said a fake name, Nico? they said yes and she knew they had nobody and hung up. Most times they actually call form prision. Yes, they keep breaking the law from prision. Anyway, NEVER STOP KITBOGA, respect from Argentina, huge fan here.
Lol soy argentina tambien y una vez a mi mamá le pasó mientras yo estaba en la universidad, me llamo al celular muchas veces para asegurarse
That's horrifying! Your mother is very smart.
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Paso en mi casa. Secuestraron a mi papa, y hablaron con mi mama. Pero no contaban con el odio que se tienen los divorciados "Te vamos a matar a tu marido!" "Matenlo, boludos, haganme el favor!" Dice que sabia que era mentira...pero mucho no le creo.
Si no conocés a alguien que pasó por esto no sos argentino
“Save me sir, I am the Tyler” oh Lord this was funny
The plumber and the joiner were both busy
@@Currie01 How do you even think of that. That was good
🤣 that and, "WTF are you doing Grandpa?!" Were my favorites...scammers should realize 90% of Americans would be more afraid of cursing at their Grandpa than prison. At least there's a chance of survival in prison...
Yessss that took me out
@@unchargedpickles6372 even the most hardened criminals out there talk respectfully to their grandparents and would fear that universal chancla 🩴 to the head if they didn’t behave with respect around them 🤣
These scammers are like naughty children... It's amazing to me that they could fool anybody with this nonsense
"You will see by tomorrow, in a coffin, his dead body is coming to your house."
What service!!! Must be paying premium for that express shipping.
I began reading this comment the SECOND he said this, made the experience that much better lol
Dang... that's faster than Amazon Prime! 😳
Not gonna lie, killing somebody AND paying for all their funerary expenses is a cold-blooded move
@@TheWingless kinda cool ngl
Today’s episode features the governor of NY, NY Attorney General, and the head of the FTC. Don’t miss next week’s episode, featuring the Pope, Ayatullah Sistani, and Andrew Wiles, who proved Fermat’s Last Theorem.
Not to mention the head of the FTC is also a call center representative from Comcast. What a twist!
Hey, where's Dalai Lama?
@@igorszamaszow171 He’s on the l’lam! His SS number was used fraudulently!
Following week Elvis and Michael Jackson
I think the president of comcast needs to get involved
Kit actually laughing whilst simultaneously pretend crying for like a minute straight is absolute gold
This is serious acting! I could never keep it together like Kit!
'THIS IS THE TYLER!'
No but seriously I want to start answering my work phone like that 'THIS IS THE PADDY!' followed by silence as I wait for them to say something.
I have a suspicion that the lawyer, Comcast, the FTC and Tyler are all in cahoots with each other.
Really.... lol
I think you forgot the governor of New York!
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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂OMG 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
And the tyler
I feel like this has to be at least SOMEWHAT fun for the scammer. They get so many boring calls and "fuck you" messages, being forced to act out a hostage situation with Comcast has gotta be more fun than their usual day.
There's something gross about being disinterested in literally scamming people
@@maximuffin6395 being disinterested in scamming people is totally gross.
i love being interested in scamming people and not being gross
I never thought of it that way, but entertaining the scammers and being more interesting to interact with than real victims is actually a very solid angle for scambaiting.
That probably is what makes a lot of them keep coming back to Kit, wasting more and more time, even after gaining nothing but anger time and time again. They're being lured in by his performances just the same as us viewers.
I wouldn't put hostage-taking beyond Comcast, TBH. That company is evil.
Right like how would you not know that this guy isn't real at least it must be entertainment different from their normal disgusting script onto a whole other level of disgusting
It's so sickening when they tell you to stop crying, I know it's fake crying, but they don't, and that's what makes it worse. Just no empathy from these people at all.
If they had empathy they wouldn't scam people in the first place
@@FnD4212did you get hacked by one of those “Jesus loves you” bots
This is definitely one of the most disgusting scams, but omg Burt Macklin!!! I'm dying 😂😂😂
This is too funny but those scammers are disgusting people
Oh and how they are. It's nice to laugh about how far Kit can trick them into doing stupid stuff, but I can only wonder what they do with real people.
@@Frenchfraeis yes it’s very sad 😞
@@Frenchfraeis well kit also tries to report them! So when he does it does help! Xo
so are the people getting scammed though. no rational person would get scammed
@@johnjonjhonjonathanjohnson3559 Might want to read about dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
This is breaking my heart because imagine if this was real... This would kill a poor old man honestly... Like what those scammers do is GROSS. Glad kitboga wastes these people's time because I really believe he is saving peoples lives, in lots of ways.
Can I take you out to dinner
@@dare_challenge_a_god1536 lucky for you she has a specific taste for.. well ya know.
@@dare_challenge_a_god1536
That won’t end well, Gingey ‘Ol Pal.
yea I feel bad for the old ppl who are tired just trying to deal with all the bs of the world, and they just want someone to talk with. Sometimes they drift away from society and are easy prey for scammers. A truly sick show of evil, and they think they're smart for tricking people. In reality, they're just exploiting the people that came before them.
@@dare_challenge_a_god1536 You miss 100% of the shots you don't take. I feel ya!!!
The grandson getting more and more of an Indian accent is hilarious
Its always like that when one get tired😅
@@mynameisGail take a listen. He is trying not to sound Indian, and as it goes along, his accent (which indeed is always there) gets thicker and thicker.
He didn’t know anything about the BEEFCASE
Even my Japanese boyfriend is telling me that the scammer has a very thick indian accent
@@lilithclaws832Do you think Japanese people can’t tell that people have accents or? 💀
Th e absolute agony and dread the scammers experience when vigorously trying to stop you from redeeming the cards is delicious
Kit, you clearly don’t know about US law. The FTC, when they have had enough, when they are assisting in kidnappings ALWAYS chops the kidnapped person into pieces. While trying to help them. Then they walk into prisons, hand them the phone, and the kidnapped person usually goes through a process called “trauma accents” where they start to sound like Indian people. Jesus, educate yourself Kit. 😂
Honestly can you believe this dude makes so many videos but doesn't understand basic American domestic policy? Smh my head.
@RedPilledReyes Yeah she sounds funny too, observe as she doesn't fuck us lmao
@@MidwestFarmToys might've had both hands too, it's a real modern tragedy
I’ll put you behind the bars 😂
😂😂😂😂
I work at a call center and when old folks call for help they will really talk your ear off like this 😭😭 I love it though cause when I help them out their so grateful 🥺🥺
One thing I have noticed is that y'all have to be very patient even if people are doing that. These guys fail off the bat because they lack the professionalism of call center employees.
Even if they had your job for real they couldn't do it!
Huh ... so you don't yell at them and kidnap their grandchildren?
@Denam what about friday? what do yall do
@Denam LOL
Me too!!!! Girl they tell you their whole life story.
My grandmother fell for a ransom scam. A scammer tricked her into thinking my brother was in a Mexican jail. She was all set to wire money, but my dad just happened to stop by a visit her and alleviate her fears. I talk to my grandma too and assured her that none of us would ever ask her for money, and if we were stupid enough to end up in a jail she should just leave us there!
@Nātānsaurus true but its not common in the US
@@TheKingofmat It's extremely common in the US.
@Nātānsaurus Yeah but you'd be getting a call from the person on a jail phone or an official bail bond contract.
that's what my mom would do :)
@@JoeyisDREADful Yeah, but that's not the guy's point.
14:55 “I’ll never ask you for money” *immediately asks for money*
My grandma got a call like this a few years ago, saying I was in a drunk driving accident and I was in jail. In a local town, with no jail in it. That’s what tipped her off. And the fact that the officer was an Indian man with a heavy accent.
*Officer Rohan: **_"Listen to me! Do you want to go to the jail?"_*
@@FilmSpook "No, I'm going to the pizza place, want me to get you anything?"
Good for her. Of course not all Indian callers are scammers, but it's certainly a factor that makes it significantly more likely. When dealing with strangers, we have to use what information we have about them to make educated guesses about the probability that they're on the level. It sounds like your grandma has no trouble with that, and has ignored all the egalitarian propaganda that tells us to ignore our instincts in that regard.
They ruin it for all hindu speaking people. I was scammed by sleazes like them and now I'm Sus every time I hear an Indian accent on the phone.
That is a terrible and tasteless lie to call someone with.. You'd imagine nobody would lie about such a thing. I "knew" a guy who made a prank call like that to a family and scared the crap out of them. He got a short prison sentence and had to pay the family a hefty sum.. Still he doesn't understand what he did was disgusting.
An Indian scammer's fav line: "Listen to me." 😂
I always thought it was “Each and everyting”
"Your computer is becrupted."
@@SistaCassie we find some new words they make up. They join words together too, I forgot about that
Listen me!
Just do one thing!
That was hysterical. What’s heartbreaking is that people fall for this and send the money. Thinking they can get away with pretending to be an American teenager with their broken English is priceless. Great video.
Yes I agree, it is heartbreaking that there are ppl stupid enough to fall for this.
They "fall" for it because the elderly victims are often suffering from dementia.
One really does have to be a congenital moron.
Broken English with Indian accents LOL
@@yungzynofficial2055 its not stupidity, they target old people with mental problems like dementia
I'm driving around in London UK listening to this and I'm in absolute hysterics! This is the funniest thing ever!
These are my people I'm ashamed to say but the way your making a fool out of them is second to none! 😂😂😂❤❤❤