3rd reply! Love your videos! Edit: watched the video, amazing, hope Sarah is doing ok! And I hope you are too man!

Love you videos man!

WE LOVE YOU DEAR BROTHER ❤❤❤❤.....YOU ARE DOING A GREAT WORK ❤❤❤.... SALUTE❤❤❤❤

The world stays good because of people like you kit. Thank you

Thank you for making these videos and spreading awareness ❤

And not even intentionally, right, it just shows trying new things with this can create new breakthroughs in how to stop them and save victims.

ABSOLUTELY 💯

I thought this was going to be a negative comment by the way it started. 😆

It's nothing short of genius

@@TJ-cr8id Ha so did I initially for some reason .... Mby I'm too sinical. ;)

When she said “he says I’m like his mother” I knew it was over 😞 so happy Kit and team could help her!

​@@RJnottheraccoon yeah, having watched hours and hours of Kit's videos the "he says I'm like his mother" thing made me so sad. It's remarkable how we watch the videos and think "wow that's so cringe, how could anyone think they're being sincere when they say that?" but this poor woman genuinely thought Abhi was a surrogate son

a lot of the time i feel quite empty after watching these as its pretty hard hitting watching the older generations lose everything and be none the wiser but fuck man this one might be the worst for that feeling

@@SuperNuclearUnicorn that’s so true! 😥 I’m so glad Kit and team have showed her true friendship and stuck up for her in such life changing ways!

​@@RJnottheraccooni was looking for this comment... as soon as she said that, Kit lifted his head up and recalled all the times hes heard that frkm a scammer

especially if you've watched his videos over the years... he's definitely passionate about this stuff so its nice to see him able to help people while following his passion.

These videos are important. It's easy to disconnect yourself from what's really happening when all you see is the fun videos he makes. Showing the real world impact these low lifes cause is crucial to spreading the information and preventing more from falling into their traps.

makes me love what he does even more. KitBoga rules. 😎❤️

The take crying is so cringe. He needs to invest in acting classes. I mean even the paid Indian actor and paid granny actress did better

​@@t.r4849Um, N'wah. It's not fake, it's real. Educate yourself.

cool story bro

@@didndido3638 So you see this guy's channel and all the scammers out there but you think this person working at a check cashing place wouldn't see the result of all this scamming? It's common unfortunately.

You are not an irrelevant hero you are very relevant take it from someone they got to

@@didndido3638 shut up, its a good story.

My stomach dropped as soon as I heard her say that Abhi says she's "like a mother to him" or whatever. That sort of comment always a huge red flag for emotional manipulation.

@@rae3432 I reacted like that too when she said that

@@rae3432 You hear it ALL the time in these scammer calls. That was the instant I knew he was no good.

@@rae3432 "He worked at Apple, at Microsoft, at Geeksquad, he's very good".

@@rae3432You can see it in Kitboga's face too as soon as that phrase was spoken. My heart dropped too. These people deserve everything bad that's coming to them.

People don't want to feel stupid or believe they are wrong, so will stone wall and not engage with someone telling them something they don't want to hear. You're so right. His way of gently probing what she believes to be true and then asking the scammers what is true and picking apart their story gently so she comes to her own conclusions was great. The moment she indicated she wanted to end the call, he was wishing her a good night. She had a lot to think over and probably needed a few private hours to come to terms properly with what was happening. I have no doubt that if she had decided she didn't want to talk to him any more, he would have backed off, but made sure she knew how to find trustworthy help herself and not to take calls at face value.

Convincing someone they've been scammed is damn difficult.

He handled that like a champion. Real life super hero

Very true, well said

It's easier to scam a person than it is to convince them that they've been scammed.

This shit killed me dude... I'm crying 😂

Still won’t stop us. Too many ppl and not to mention how idiot they are .😂😂🎉🎉🎉 made good today habibi

I think someone in Kits family was a victim and his original goal was spitefull revenge.. you can tell in his earliest vids especially with how he would have "reveals" where he would shit talk them. It must've been cathartic until he started to see a different path forward and branched out to other people that did similar anti-scammer stuff, the collaborations really pushed all of these people into a more effective way to not only get revenge on scammers but to actually help victims in a more direct way.

@@Guts-the-Berserker yeah exactly, it’s really good to see that it’s just not one guy wasting as much of their time as possible, now there’s even more he can do to help

@@racingintherains It's been great to see him evolve over the years but still having that "troll the scammers for entertainment" vibe intact.

@@Guts-the-Berserker he has said in past videos that his grandma was a victim of a really bad online situation…

Yeah, when I get bad news I always get immediately unbelievably tired. I felt her pain when she told him how tired she was

How can anyone be Scammed for 7 years? You mean someone lies to you for 7 years and you still believe them? Don't these people have a brain? What has happened to old people these days? Have they all gone stupid?

@@Peekaboo-Kitty plot twist: that you insurance you've been paying for 10 years would actually never pay out in your case... They just don't know about computers and they trust a tech to know best

Look up what is the 'Sunk loss fallacy', it's super interesting stuff! @@Peekaboo-Kitty

@@Peekaboo-Kitty bro how insecure are you 💀

Imagine if our tax dollars went to creating programs like this, but with federal funding and authority behind them. How many people's livelihoods would be saved? Imagine everything Kitboga and people like him do but on a national scale. This is what we could have if the people in power cared about their citizens.

I agree. We get an open border for our children to be vicitmized and a prelude to a nuclear war instead. It doesn't look good. I actually repented of my sin. That's not a joke. None of what I am seeing makes any sense and I concluded that our time is short.

I'd donate to that

Frankly, I wouldn't be confident that she wouldn't fall for this shit again.

@@davereeves1967 She's never been exposed to shitty people and I do believe that she is far more aware of scams from here on. She doesn't have dementia, she was just too trusting. Older people never had to deal with the pieces of shit this world is filled with now...

Maybe it's not the best idea to trust her with money...

@@Pasha30003 Jesus bro, have some basic human empathy. To answer your question, it's because she's an older woman that got taken advantage of through no fault of her own. Not to mention, this is a real life example coming to light on the detrimental impacts these scammers have on people's lives. "...keeping head above water with bills." I hope you change and learn to love a little in this world ✌️

my heart sank to the bottom of the ocean the moment she said "he says "you're like my mother"" because of that reason

Its because they're lonely, and will confide with litterally anyone who will listen and engage. Yes, its heartbreaking, but the really sad thing is that they are in that position in the first place.

⁠​⁠@@milleniummanI think that’s because it’s the most popular, so people who scam the scammers call phone numbers based in those areas

This was a really hard video to watch.

@@milleniumman and??

Heyyy your the yellow chicken man who makes youtube shorts

Hello, you watch Kitboga?

​@@ClarenceRossAltwow you got that right Sherlock, what a shocker

@@ClarenceRossAlt How do you get so smart!???!11?

Amazing she trust anyone

I am an older woman. Often we do not tell our families such things. I believe they read the obituary notices in either the newspaper or the funeral homes. In a bereaved support group of about 15 people, 2 women were nearly scammed, one a romantic scam, the other a "your grandson is in trouble" scam. The "grandson" scam was stopped by a neighbor whom she called to drive her to the bank for an "emergency." The romance was caught by her daughter when the woman read her the beautiful email she had received. It turned out to be the exact same note that her friend's mother had received.

@@theresamc4578 it’s horrible to think that these people would even stoop that low and actually take advantage of mourning citizens. I can’t think of many things more heartless and cruel.

@@Peekaboo-Kitty You're calling other people stupid after telling us your grandmother was born in 2012.

My grandma has a neighbour that fell victim to a romance scam for years and lost so much money

I’m a man in his mid-30s and I fell for this kind of scam back in October. It doesn’t feel great to realize you’ve been duped and you feel like the worst person in the world. Still, these videos have been cathartic.

yeah the livestreams are always a lot of laughs and memes, but man when it gets real, it gets real..

😢😢😢

@@dawsondetrana5496 ok then give all your money to the people in need, if it's just "money"🤦🏻‍♀️

@@dawsondetrana5496then give all yours away

money is how you live your life happily. how shallow@@dawsondetrana5496

@@dawsondetrana5496 That you have dedicated 40-50 years to obtain

Someone tried something similar with my grand-aunt. They called and said that her grandson had been in a car accident and that he'd killed someone. They put on some guy for about 3 seconds who said simply "Gran gran, I'm sorry" and then it switched back to the other guy. Thing is, while she does have a grandson, he NEVER called her that, but I wouldn't know that until later. Anyway, the guy claimed he was a lawyer and that the initial fee was $15,000. She apologized and said that she didn't have that kind of money. Which was true. The guy on the phone hung up. We thought that was weird and called my cousin and asked if he was okay. Very confused, he said yeah and then we explained. He told us it was a scam. Seems a weird thing to say "Good thing she was broke." but that at least means she didn't lose anything.

That’s heartbreaking. Not only because it was happening to her, but because they had scared her so much that she couldn’t trust anyone.

It's interesting that they choose to believe the Scammers but not the people trying to stop them from being Scammed.

Best to inform the police, usually they can trust some authority figure in uniform

@@Peekaboo-Kitty sunk cost fallacy and just how humans operate in general. Once convinced of something, it is very hard to change one’s mind - especially for things like this, as you don’t want to admit that you were wrong

@@mistertagnan I fully understand. Thanks.

what story are they told to buy gift cards?

Update?

Good for you! Someone like that would be likely to pay attention to what a cop says. I hope the cop helped her out.

So what happened then?

Why fake scenario just for KZfaq likes lmao

That line must be in the handbook.

@@Anon_Spartanit is, and most of them deliver it so lazily that you’d have to be a brick wall to not see through it. That only applies to people in a calm state of mind though, if you’re stressed you can easily ignore the insincerity.

I never find it funny when they say that. It's always immediately sad because it's blatant what they're doing.

Exactly as soon as I heard that line I knew he was a scammer they always says That to gain trust and build a relationship really sick of them

This comment needs to be pinned at the top. Elderly persons are trapped within a cultural mythology created about them; rather than seeing them as people with the same needs as everyone else, they are framed as "seniors" who "retire" from society to their own world - and the myth cons people into thinking this is even a reward of some kind. Instead, people are disposed of as they age and abandoned. In the area of scams, I have seen older persons literally say "at least it was someone to talk to" when recounting being scammed or used by someone else.

Yeah this I feel might be the real solution for prevention. Some seniors might not have kids or the kids maybe are too busy with their own life that they barely have time to reach out to their parents or parent to check on them or if they do, the parent doesn't want to burden them with problems.

well when your culture values moving out more than anything at a young age.... independence of the youth is also isolation of the elderly

@@ignotumperignotius630 Not really. You can still visit once a week or every other week for instance. My aunt made it a thing where she would call my grandmother everyday and talk for an hour or more and this even went through my aunts early 60s. I have another aunt who also lives near my grandparents when they were alive at the time and she would visit them with my uncle. It really depends on the adult if they spend time with their elderly parents. Some don't either because they were raised badly by the parent that they just want to ignore them due to past trauma or the person just became a dickhead and doesn't bother to care even if the parents reach out.

@@ignotumperignotius630 This right here, this is where the real problem lies. I'm very certain there are a lot of seniors who fall for these scams who have lived good lives and tried their best for their kids, but when society itself pushes and pushes and pushes for people to move out, own their own home, live in the rat race in the big city, become part of the corporatist machine, it leads to a lot of the good seniors being left out to dry.

this video made me cry i hope sarah is going to keep doing okay as well

@@skeptikz009 she probably is okay, her voice was good in the end. Not like when kit talked with her first time

Your heart broke? How are you still alive? Is it back together now?

​@@veryonlinemanget a life

I know too many who have fallen for these assholes... I hope for the best for "Sarah."

Agreed. It is an indicator of being human. Unlike psychopaths, they lack the emotions that make us human eg sympathy, empathy, guilt, remorse, and taking responsibility for ones own crimes. They just can't do it. I deal with romance scammers and it is my beleif that the young boys who are trained to be romance scammers are training to be psychopaths. They have been the cause of so many suicides by betrayed victims and they just don't care. Just yesterday there was a news report of another suicide after a teenage boy was targeted in a romance scam, quite likely using photos of a porn actress as a lure, he sent photos to the scammer and the scammer threatened to release the photos to all in his friends list. The scammer was -of course- traced to Nigeria. His own country has arrested him and who knows what will happen from that. They are very light on their criminal scammers and most who are caught are given a plea deal, no prison and pay a fine. The government benefits from the proceeds of crime. It is all viewable on the website for the EFCC, the plea deals, the fines, the charges. I was so shocked when I read just how easy those criminals have it. Sent back out to do it again to some other poor victim.

My heart goes out to you, your Grandmother, and all her loved ones 💓

Romance scam 101. They target the lonely elderly.

I know my grandmother had people on her computer. After watching this I'm starting to piece things together and wondering if she got scammed and is embarrassed to come forward.

@@SirMoist. Speak to her gently. I am a widowed older woman. She needs to know that a loved one can and will help her.

Excellent question. I hope he's too scared to try it again or even more so I hope he gets caught!

@@Irish_Georgia_Girl yeah he'll do it again. there were no real consequences to him. he lost a victim. theyll just try go find more. But all that kit and his team do, it all helps

Sadly there must be thousands of this kinda scams going on, makes me wanna puke

cool story bro

Hopefully too with the number they have looked up themselves!

Taking notes omg that's awesome I love it

Walked in on my mom putting iTunes gift card codes into a word document while connected to one of these scammers. Took me a couple minutes to convince her to stop, and of what was happening. Long story short, they had called months earlier and set her up with some security BS, and had now called back because they needed to refund her. Then they did the usual thing where they "accidentally refund too much", and she needed to send it back to them with gift cards. I was able to call apple to freeze all the cards, before the scammers autioned them off, and get Walmart to issue a refund authorized by Apple. It was abou $3k in gift cards. Lost about $200, probably were auctioned, but at least we didn't lose it all.

I'm glad you stepped in just in time.

Imagine someone on the phone with the thickest Indian accent possible and his name is "John Smith".

@@GENKI_INUDO NOT REDEEM

he started doing this because of scammers targeting his grandmother. hes got such a heart of gold

^not sure why you guys decided to reword the original post as your response...

this made me

@@Orc-icide It's called agreeing with someone.

​@dukeofthedance8062 he has both sympathy and empathy, because empathy just means you can understand and share their perspective, but without sympathy that is all it is, a tool for understanding, often times a good detective will use it as a way to think like a criminal to stop criminals for example, but here he clearly feels bad for this woman and is therefor also sympathetic. So you are right there is a difference and sympathy is empathy + compassion whereas empathy doesn't mean you always feel compassion.

I'm so pleased your mum & dad were saved from these terrible evil scammers. They are so lucky to have you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Good for you. Keep it up.

The hardest I've gone against them is playing dumb for 5 minutes and then pretending to go get my credit card and just setting the phone down and forgetting about it . One guy stayed on the line for a good 20 minutes before I moved the phone to the receiver to make that amazing feedbacky screeching noise landline phones do.

At least your parents are reasonnable. My father have been sending money to a random person on the internet for month now, and block me when I tell him it's a scam. I don't know what to do anymore

@@dannnmerkle7930 For a lot of these places they're not allowed to hang up the phone/get in trouble on their end if there isn't confirmation that the con has failed. So putting them on hold for 20 minutes is a good way of doing it, lol. Best way would be to have some kind of muffled, looping recording of background noise , that'd keep them on hold for hours.

Yeah those people do it for clout. Kit does it because he cares

I was so nervous throughout this video that Sarah wouldn’t believe Kitboga. After all, she considered Abhi her most trusted friend and she’d known him for years. If Abhi had told her that Kitboga is a scammer, she might have refused to talk to him. Or, if Kitboga told her that Abhi was a scammer too quickly and without gentleness, she might lose her trust for Kit. It’s such a delicate scenario.

Sometimes that's all they have time for.

yea i agree if he revealed it too fast she wouldnt trust him..and how he casually said he baits scammers lol at first@@gigahorse1475

@@someone24688they’re still helping

Was just going to comment this. He's usually just laughing at their downfall, he really believes in helping those who have been scammed.

@@dawsondetrana5496It’s not though?

@@dawsondetrana5496 Okay scammer

​@@dawsondetrana5496what? they all have pretty obviously different voices, just similar accents, tf are you on about

​@dawsondetrana5496 Wow, you are heartless human

I'm not sure but im thinking he probably told her about what he does and who he is and she can see him on the internet to verify

most likely he cut out the whole part of the call where he earned her trust by explaining who he was and what he did and told her how to verify that info. Also, we are pretty good at picking up on when someone is lying to us or being honest. In this situation you'd want to be as open and forthcoming as possible and Kit prob did a good job. The old lady was desperate for someone to talk to it sounded, she most likely knew she was being scammed and went along with it anyway because she wanted that social connection so much with another person. Kit gave her that social connection and she probably traded the scammers for him

Yeah same, I think even he knew it as he was speaking as he tried to choose his words very carefully, but it really did sound like the kind of things they would say too, because they want to sound like they are genuinely trying to help you. I'm sure later he'd proved who he was so she felt confident, but the initial contact when he was saying he was a security researcher etc.

Yeah this is the worst thing I would be afraid of: that the victim thinks I'm a scammer too and shuts me out.

" Also, we are pretty good at picking up on when someone is lying to us or being honest."" this is not true

You are a Godsend!

Yes

Well done ❤

@carolynkateyez The scammers won't ever "feel ashamed" until they are "behind the bars". And I'm not sure even then because they are evil!

​@@PruneHubOne of the scammers (after being discovered) commented; "We don't care. If you fall for it then (basically you don't deserve to have $" Like "we deserve it".

I'm with him you are a gift from god

While I agree about Kit being amazing, shouldn’t your god maybe help these people before this happens?

@@Thatcowgirl5couldn’t he gift a lack of scammers ruining thousands of peoples’ lives?

​... God is. He sends people like Kit to take care of them. God's help comes in many ways

​​@@user-pt1cz4ot1eGod isn't that powerful, He can only alter things that you can't see or feel. And he certainly can't affect people that don't believe in him, that's a different department. Miracles do happen, but they're bestowed on people who don't have a camera to document it

That broke me. Honestly.

He’s the sweetest and most upbeat about this situation and seeing him cry is heartbreaking. Like seeing your dad break down.

but 67 is old

Maybe. But he/she has enough humour and self awareness to make it sound funny. And that was the only other goal besides stating how much the video moved him/her in This age. ;)

you took me seriously? this is why i do this, this is my life.@@aurorincorporated

​@@HDReMasterand you are rude

@@HDReMaster Very rare to have a bully comment on any of Kitboga’s socials. You stand out, in a sea of like minded souls & not in a good way.

absolutely the hero we deserve. these seniors that they take advantage of deserve so much more

@@grobble_ your right actually! They deserve so much better and I am so glad Kit is helping give that to them!

Scammers are probably going to make a fake one for her... tragic

​@@RVsbladesnthangsit can be another name. And situation kept private.

​@@Sherlock245 Thats not the point of go fund me

@@alltheworldsastage.Exactly the perfect trap for those who want to scam through gofund. They want the money and get trapped!!!!!!

Sorry but she fucked up, why you fund such people? She will lose money anyway.

What about cash?

​@23Butandione Dear Kitboga, can we?

I would love to even just send a hand written letter.. such a sweet soul

I think you are on to something here. Like maybe send it to Kit and he can make sure the woman gets it for Christmas. She's going to be alone for Christmas.

maybe he can start a go fund me for her

This happened to the songwriter Leonard Cohen years ago. His financial advisor had over the years cleaned out all his accounts by time he realized it was way too late. Fortunately he was able to rise above and get back to work at age 70 or so and get back in good financial shape before he passed away.

This man Kit is just a wonderful, empathetic guy. Love love LOVE his work.

Cant imagine the frustration and torment people go through in the hands of scammers

@@THERECAPGENIUS right! Especially the vulnerable ones who are taken for so much. It's such a nasty thing to do to someone. Like I get they need money, but there's other ways

@@Corrie-_- We all need money, i mean we all work our asses off for it! Doesn’t excuse these damn scammers to defraud people. They’re just horrible people! I came across a video of some grandpa crying his eyeballs out ..asking a scamer to give him back his money as it was all his life savings! I have absolute zero sympathy for these shitheads!The worst part is that people seem to be too vulnerable and easily fall for their tricks..especially love scams.

@@THERECAPGENIUS oh I'm not trying to make any sort of excuse, believe me. It's absolutely disgusting. I mean they'd rip their own family off it seems like, and I definitely didn't mean it that way. You're right, make money honestly like the rest of us. So that guy I was talking about, the scammers actually called Walmart asking if we sell gift cards, after I talked to the guy extensively. Thankfully,I work at customer service, so I got to answer their call. I said ya, thinking nothing of it. They said, well my friend was in there trying to buy some and told me you don't have them (he had a strong accent too, of course). I said, ya because when we realize people are getting scammed, we won't sell them to the customer. He's like what do you mean? I repeated myself and said, you should be ashamed of yourself, and hung up. I felt so good with that one. It had to do with his computer too. I also have had to stop puppy scams a couple times because I do Western Union, but ya, it happens so often it makes me sick. If I knew I had sold something, and had any type of feeling that person was being scammed, I'd feel horrible. I do talk to people and warn them so I like to think I'm helping a bit that way, but watching them get their time wasted just makes me so happy 😁

@@THERECAPGENIUS and I think I would've cried watching that video 😥. Love scams are everywhere, and it really is so sad to play on people's emotions and vulnerabilities like that.

Yes. So I think what happens is that there are 2 scammers working together, one of them has the work to gain her trust, to be her only friend, even son as he calls her his mother, taking advantage of her loneliness. The other scammer is in charge of getting her money, so her "son" tells her that he is trustworthy. I'm so surprised, this is one of the most messed up things I have ever seen. I'm sorry if he explained it in the video, I haven't finished it yet :'v

I’m so sorry for your loss 💔

I’m so sorry for the loss of someone so close. It’s absolutely tragic

As someone with two grandmas who both hate reaching out because they "don't want to be a bother" I know how it can be. No matter how often I tell them it isn't a bother and I have no problem helping them out with whatever they need, they're still so fiercely independent that they'd rather suffer alone

I am so deeply sorry. My heartfelt sympathies 💓

Same

I still can’t believe how easily people are taken advantage of and how many people are willing to steal from the vulnerable. Kit and his other anti-scammer associates have saved a lot of people from losing everything.

The scammers deserve no mercy because they have none themselves.

You have to understand what it means to be old. Imagine all you family is gone or far away. Your friends are no longer around. Your spouse is gone. You are truly alone and each year you feel more and more disconnected from a ever changing world you feel less and less able to understand. At that age you are lucky if anyone wants to even talk to you and when they do, it's the greatest feeling to feel connected and wanted. Most seniors deal with crippling isolation. In fact back in the day there was the Home Shopping Network, and seniors would call in and buy stuff just to talk with the agents and became friends with those agents. The old people didn't need the stuff but they liked talking with someone that cared to talked with them. Scammers also figured this out and exploit this loneliness. Hopefully this helps your understanding how a desperately lonely person can have blinders to obvious red flags we would see. Happens in abusive relationships too where a partner can't see what everyone else sees because of the mind games played on the victim.

@@SSingh-nr8qz And on top of this, scammers do use social engineering to earn their trust. Whoever says you have to be an idiot to be scammed is dead wrong. They truly are skillful in that. This video is infuriating. Like Kit, I don't consider myself violent. But these assholes deserve nothing good in life.

​@@SSingh-nr8qz💯%

I think the "victim" is one of those scammers. "She" sounds like she’s using an old woman's voice. They're pranking or trying to scam Kitboga. Red flag @19:39 : Why would this supposed old woman point out the obvious fact that she's a "senior"? No real old person would say that since you can tell their age by their voice. They want him to really believe that "she" is an actual old woman. Additionally, her 'cries' seem fake. And even though he was trying to help her, she didn't want to talk anymore and used the classic excuse of "it's getting late" and how her mouth was dry @26:42 Maybe the scammer got tired of waiting for Kitboga to send her some pity money. Their whole plan was to pose as a victim and make up a story about how she was scammed for years so Kitboga would send her money once he felt bad for her. Not to mention, Kitboga was supposed to hear this part at 0:43 so he would be convinced she was a real victim when he hears the scammer telling the "victim" what to do.

@@ViIgax oh damn. You may be right

I know who and what you mean. Their swagger and ego are disgusting, and sadly, they either can't or won't see it. May God continue to keep Kit and team humble and safe.❤❤

@@Tobeesho i remember that guy receiving his first $500 donation. he was in tears, truly humbled. Now he's just... mean. I get that these scammers are evil but there's no need to be a different kind of evil yourself.

are you referring to that scam baiters guy?

Now. I wonder...

That's why I prefer watching him. Not just because he's legitimately funny, entertaining, and I actually learn stuff from his calls, but you can tell he's a good person who genuinely cares about helping the victims.

Same here. I send my mom Kit's shorter videos for a laugh, but she is also seeing how sneaky and dangerous these people are...and telling her friends!!

What do you think it would feel like? Are you even a human being? It took you to the point of actually hearing someone in pain from the scam to understand, that's crazy

@@23Butandione This was a rethorical sentence btw .. So you know what to do with your comment 😗😆

@@23Butandione If you have never got diagnosed with cancer then you can't fully imagine how it will feel like. You know its gonna be traumatic and absolutely devestating, but you still wont be able to know HOW devestating it will feel

agreed, kit said hes been helping her since and this happened a few months ago

Sorry there are no rewards for being Stupid!

​@@Peekaboo-Kittyyou're talking about an old lady here. Being trusting and kind aren't bad character traits. She isn't at fault that there are horrible people. How could you even say something like that.

​@@brook_angel they are trolls, ignore them

Nice work I'm glad you were there to help her

Well said. Exactly what I was thinking

And 300 is coffee money in the cup holder by comparison to what vanished from many seniors accounts 😢. Theft is the biggest problem in society.

@@RetroCaptain300 isn’t much money in comparison but often scam victims suffer mentally quite a lot more than dollar amount.

Would she give money to someone she met on the street and asked for $500?

​@@Peekaboo-Kitty well, yes. Irl scams on old folks happen all the time. The local gypsies like to pressure old folks into paying to have their driveways done that never happens. They aren't just asking for money there's always some methodology to build confidence.

Make sure she knows these 3 rules: 1. Never CLICK on a link that is GIVEN to you - go to the main website yourself. 2. Never CALL a number that is GIVEN to you - look up the institution's support number and call that. 3. Never tell ANYONE AT ALL A PIN OR PASSWORD, and never LOGIN on request or when you did not initiate and expect the login.

I completely lost it. The distress and betrayal this poor woman must have felt. The scammers are the scum of the earth.

Remember that Kitboga get people scammed by Aura.....

But what if kitboga was the one being scammed? I always question everything. At some points the "old lady" had me thinking it was either set up/staged or she's fake.

​@@kr1me2000aura is not a scam. Its an app.

@@kr1me2000kit did an ad for a real company, that’s not comparable at all