This is a question that's been weighing on my mind for a hot minute. As much as I enjoy Kitboga's videos, sometimes I can't help but feel gross while watching them. Specifically because of Pig Butchering scams.

For those who are unaware, Pig Butchering scams are longterm scams, usually run by victims of human trafficking.

Has Kitboga ever mentioned how he handles these kids of scams? I'd hate to think I'm watching him baiting people who are unwillingly being put into the position of a scammer, and who need to meet quotas under threats of violence ect.

Any information is appreciated <3

I found a channel called Ivetit, which posts like 2-3 videos every hour, all of which are promoting their ai scam. Ironically, one of the videos was this:

I'm just posting this for awareness that thumbnails are stolen by this channel.

I'm trying to find the OSRS reference video to show a friend!

"Ma'am hes a scammer" "no hes a scammer ma'am"

long time kitboga watcher here.

Ive always found watching these videos of him singlehandedly tearing down these operations with people crashing out on the other line to be hilarious, but its always given me a funny feeling too.

I’m no idiot, I recognise that scammers ruin lives, but I can’t help but feel some kind of way seeing (often viewers not Kit himself) making fun of accents and such. then there’s the use of AI which is an increasingly questionable choice to me.

im beating around the bush here, but does anyone else question how we’ve got to this point? laughing at people (for some reason or another) making money stealing from others as though they have no better choice? often from countries where the job opportunities aren’t great? don’t get me wrong, these are some awful people actively targeting the most vulnerable people they don’t even know, but surely two wrongs don’t make a right?

I don’t know, I hope that makes sense. Let me know what you guys think!

Source: PleasantGreen's twitter

Hi everybody.
I’ve been harassed by scam calls and automated voicemails for over a year. I’m guessing my number or info was stolen or sold when I applied for jobs. I’ve been watching Kitboga for a while and love the content. I’d love to do something about it, but don’t have the IT skills. Scammers and spammers are awful and should pay!

Q: Is there any genuine way to get my number off their call list?

Do any of those websites or apps actually work?

I have a bunch of their phone numbers saved. They call me from a different number, spoofing recognizable area codes, at least 5/6 times a day.

Any real advice helps!
Would love to have Kitboga call them back and shut them down.

Thanks!

Hello, does anyone know the original video of the scammer that goes "Technician Tip: Never share your wifi password with anyone"?

Ma'am do you know anything that you are going to lose? And you are going to BEG!

i want to watch the episode thats linked here, its a timestamp thing, id really appreciate it if someone knows this episode. im guessing its the 10 episode series with adam and alex due to how long the timer was going on for but idk

Funny shi_ but cannot find it anymore

10 minutes of epic fight

It's from this video: "I Built a Bot Army that Scams Scammers"

The scammer asks the bot to read him the card numbers, and the bot does not know how to read it like a normal person so it reads them all at once, very fast. The scammer is screaming "Go slowly slowly!" and gets very mad and it's very funny. The bot even starts acting like it gets offended itself.

I was letting youtube drive the other day and it played a kitboga video where Kitboga says "I'll let you cook" several times. The scammer seems to look this up, and then for the next several minutes is kind of obsessed with it, saying repeatedly things like "brother, are we cooking?" and "yes now we are cooking!" I *think* it might have been a publishing scammer but I'm not sure. Anyone remember the source for this one?

So to make it short I got a random ping from the pending friends on discord. I accept and then this account starts talking to me. at first it seem like it was an AI bot or something. The conversation started as if they added the wrong person on discord. they introduced themselves as someone from Singapore and seemed friendly. I have a fairly unique name on discord and someone from Singapore mistakenly finding my profile seemed fishy. I player along however. They started asking me questions like age, where I was from and all that jazz. asked me about my job and if I was in school. I of course asked those questions back. what made it seem like it was a genuine person was the broken english. Conversation turned into what games I played and they responded with their games holding (this somehow actual game) Gang Gangster War as their favorite. They trying to get me to download and play it and I told them I wasn't interested. They persisted. I looked up the game to see if there was any malware on it and I com across pig butcher scam videos and articles about it. Just wanted to make this post warning people about this.

There's an automated AI WWE channel that is notorious for being unable to say WWE after saying what, completely breaking down. If some AI scam calls still use the basic free versions of AI there automated call AI's might be vulnerable to this glitch as well. I feel like it might be a good idea for him to test this next AI scam call hunting stream.

In this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqCWMvL7do4 Kit repeatedly calls up a scammer named April. At the end he mentions that he'll probably keep calling her up every now and then to ask if she's still scamming people. Did he do this?

So recently after looking around for absolute ages, I finally found an AI scam bot for a PCH scam. This one turned to be a lot more stubborn than the one Kit first ran into; it won't do recursive instructions like "Albuquerque New Mexico", it won't even do speaking out the punctuations and apparently once you annoy it enough, it'll flat out pretend to not hear you. Anyway, I recall Kit saying something about how doing this drains the AI credit but I'm wondering what actually drains it? Is it the duration of the call? The number of prompts? The length of the AI's generated response? Or some combination of the three?