History Awesome / Kitboga

* The [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKdaP6lVyupYeTTKinNc67neByoDz2UAT "Baited"]] saga with Adam and Alex possibly counts as the biggest moment of awesome, when summed up as a whole. In all, Kitboga managed to waste the time of these two callers to the tune of ''over 37 hours'', with them calling him over 1,500 times. The entire thing was so massive that he had to split it up like a television series when presenting it on Website/YouTube and even those videos are still only a fraction of the total time. At 24 hours, which was itself a record, he did a simulated ConfettiDrop and wished them "Happy New Year!", not knowing at the time that the whole thing would continue on for half again as long.

-->'''Scammer Steve''': Do not click on "redeem" [..] Once you done with the alphanumeric number, say "I am done", okay?
-->'''Edna''': Oh, okay.
-->''(Edna clicks "redeem".)''
-->'''Edna''': I... I am done. ''(Clicks "confirm".)''
-->'''Scammer Steve''': Madam, madam, oh...
-->'''Edna''': Oh great!
-->'''Scammer Steve''': Oh, you see--
-->'''Edna''': $500 has been added to your balance. We did it honey!
-->'''Scammer Steve''': My goodness, madam, why'd you--
-->'''Edna''': We did it! That's the first card...

-->'''Scammer Steve''': Madam do not redeem, do not redeem it! ''(Edna goes to redeem the card.)''
-->'''Edna''': You are about to add to balance... this is what we want, right? ''(Clicks "redeem".)''
-->'''Scammer Steve:''' Oh Goooood! ''(Throws headset and [[ForeignLanguageTirade flings some choice Hindi swear words around]].)''

* In "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzFBcripT-k Scamming a Scammer with Rogue AI - He Lost His Bank]]," Kitboga pulls off the trick of pretending to redeem Google play cards even though the scammer ''never even asked for gift cards'', just by having the "AI" think that this was what the homeowner wanted.

* The [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKdaP6lVyupYeTTKinNc67neByoDz2UAT "Baited"]] saga with Adam and Alex possibly counts as the biggest moment of awesome, when summed up as a whole. In all, Kitboga managed to waste the time of these two callers to the tune of ''over 37 hours'', with them calling him over 1,500 times. The entire thing was so massive that he had to split it up like a television series when presenting it on Website/YouTube and even those videos are still only a fraction of the total time. At 24 hours, which was itself a record, he did a simulated ConfettiDrop and wished them "Happy New Year!", not knowing at the time that the whole thing would continue on for half again as long.

* Frequently, scammers use [[https://www.chase.com/content/dam/chaseonline/en/demos/cbo/launch.html the Chase online business demostration account]] and try to pass it off as their company's own bank account. In this instance, a viewer who works for Chase got in touch with the bank's IT department, who added an obvious disclaimer to the page as a way of making the scam a little harder to pull off.
* One 2020 call [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YINWJKuHd5c culminated with Kit literally going on video chat with the scammer]] after he started getting flirty with his character. He says right off the bat that it was one of his most favorite calls in several years...

--> ''([[{{Beat}} Lengthy pause.]])''
-->'''Michelle''': [[PrecisionFStrike Fuck yourself bitch]]. ''[[(RageQuit Hangs up.)]]''

--> ''[Lengthy pause]''
-->'''Michelle''': [[PrecisionFStrike Fuck yourself bitch]]. ''[[[RageQuit Hangs up]]]''
* Kitboga created a fake Google Play card redemption page by hooking into the real page's Javascript and replacing the real popup with his own fake one that accepts any code (of course it doesn't actually ''do'' anything beyond displaying a message, but the scammers won't know that!).

-->''[Edna clicks "redeem"]''
-->'''Edna''': I... I am done. ''[clicks "confirm"]''

** And then he did it again. Twice. [[https://www.twitch.tv/kitboga/clip/PrettiestColdbloodedWeaselSSSsss The scammer threw his headset in frustration at the end]], having apparently lost out on $1500.
-->'''Scammer Steve''': Madam do not redeem, do not redeem it! ''[Edna goes to redeem the card]''
-->'''Edna''': You are about to add to balance... this is what we want, right? ''[Clicks "Redeem"]''
-->'''Scammer Steve:''' Oh Goooood! ''[Throws headset and [[ForeignLanguageTirade flings some choice Hindi swear words around]]]''
** This scammer really was TooDumbToLive, as Kit called back the next day, and strung Steve along ''[[RuleOfThree again]]'', again ending in a fake redemption. [[https://www.twitch.tv/kitboga/clip/FairOpenMilkEagleEye It took the scammer's boss to realise]] that the code spelled "get a real job silly" in LeetSpeak.

* One 2020 call [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YINWJKuHd5c culminated with Kit literally going on video chat with the scammer]] after he started getting flirty with his character. When he says right off the bat that it was one of his most favorite calls in several years...

* Frequently, scammers use [[https://www.chase.com/content/dam/chaseonline/en/demos/cbo/launch.html the Chase online business demostration account]] and try to pass it off as their company's own bank account. In this instance, a viewer who works for Chase got in touch with the bank's IT department, who added an obvious disclaimer to the page as a way of making the scam a little harder to pull off.

** This scammer really was TooDumbToLive, as Kit called back the next day, and strung Steve along ''[[RuleOfThree again]]'', again ending in a fake redemption. [[https://www.twitch.tv/kitboga/clip/FairOpenMilkEagleEye It took the scammer's boss to realise]] that the code spelled "get a real job silly" in LeetSpeak.

** This scammer really was TooDumbToLive, as Kit called back the next day, and strung Steve along ''[[RuleOfThree again]]'', again ending in a fake redemption. [[https://www.twitch.tv/kitboga/clip/FairOpenMilkEagleEye It took the scammer's boss to realise]] that the code spelled "get a real job silly baby" in LeetSpeak.

-->'''Edna''': I... I am done.

-->'''Scammer Steve''': Do not click on 'redeem'. Just tell me when you are done.

-->'''Edna''':$500 has been added to your balance. We did it honey!
-->'''Scammer Steve''': No! Madam, madam, madam why did you...

-->'''Edna''': We did it honey! $500 has been added to your balance.

** This scammer really was TooDumbToLive, as Kit called back the next day, and strung Steve along ''again'', again ending in a fake redemption. [[https://www.twitch.tv/kitboga/clip/FairOpenMilkEagleEye It took the scammer's boss to realise]] that the code spelled "get a real job silly baby" in LeetSpeak.

-->[''Edna clicks "redeem"'']

-->''Edna clicks "redeem"''.

* Kitboga created a fake Google Play card redemption page by hooking into the real page's Javascript and making the dialog accept any code as valid (of course it doesn't actually ''do'' anything beyond displaying a message, but the scammers won't know that!).

** This scammer really was TooDumbToLive, as Kit called back the next day, and strung Steve along ''again'', again ending in a fake redemption. [[https://www.twitch.tv/kitboga/clip/FairOpenMilkEagleEye It took the scammer's boss to realise]] that the "Google Play" code spelled "get a real job silly baby" in LeetSpeak.

* Kitboga created a fake Google Play card redemption page by hooking into the real page's JavaScript and making the dialog accept any code as valid (of course it doesn't actually ''do'' anything beyond displaying a message, but the scammers won't know that!). He then strung a scammer along for '''5 hours''' before 'accidentally' redeeming "$500" worth of fake cards to Edna's Google Play account. And then he did it again. Twice. The scammer threw his headset in frustration at the end, having apparently lost out on $1500. What makes it all the more awesome is that this was the first time Kit had tested this fake system!

-->''Edna clicks "redeem"''

-->'''Edna''': We did it honey! $500 has been added to your balance.