Reformed IRS Scammer Intercepts Our Call

When our call drops during a live scambait stream on twitch: goo.gl/uhpWGT our call is intercepted by what seems to be a reformed IRS scammer who shares a bit about what's going on.

[@diggerdagger1345]

One time I was messing with an IRS scammer. At one point we both dropped our "act" and started talking. He told me how bad he felt doing what he was doing and how his sister is so disappointed him and what he was doing. He said he worked in a normal bank call center for a large American bank. (think about that) But had lost his job there and started working for a scammer. He said he was gonna quit. And at the end asked me to pray with him. It was surreal.

[@scottcrabtree3239]

Awesome! I really like that he wanted to pray with you about his situation...!!!!

[@brandongordon2546]

Skill digger dagger!

[@hickszn]

Jan Miller I think that’s kind of the problem with the scam baiting videos. I enjoy them, but sometimes I wonder why they’re so villainized when it’s not unlikely that they feel they have no other choice to feed their family. I’m sure there are real slime balls running and operating these scams but not unlike big business they have employees who may not even realize the consequences of their actions past keeping their family alive.

[@valeriew4833]

@@hickszn villians being villianized

[@RubyKing1997]

@@hickszn there is a scammer who called herself Lucifer lol

[@oscill8ocelot]

Wow. He's talking quietly to avoid detection by his co-workers. He got louder because he moved the phone closer to his face. That's scary, I hope this guy is okay.

[@maddklown88]

You can tell that he was trying to not be heard why do people around him.

[@soold55]

He's probably dead

[@Argumemnon]

JPM Dude, this ain't the movies. He probably just doesn't want to take the risk of being outed.

[@soold55]

@@Argumemnon Naw, I'm gonna say he's been axed and not the spray kind!

[@pheresy1367]

No... It's obvious what happened. He peered over the cubical walls, and at a distance saw three security guards advancing towards him. Realizing that it was over, he quietly sharpened all of his pencils and placed them neatly in his shirt pocked. His hands slowly rose above his head in order to show submission, he meekly lowered his gaze to the floor, thinking about his wife and children. But in a frenzied desperate play for survival, moving at blur speed, aiming each pencil towards their scowling targets, he stabbed each of the security guards IN THE FACE. Bolting to the exit that leads downstairs to freedom, the Rolex wearing... creepy... rat faced boss JUMPED in front of him. Snarling like a cornered tiger, he grabbed the shirt collar, pushing him backwards till he fell onto his back hitting the stairs with a crunch. He rode his boss to the bottom, like a bloody senseless sled, allowing our hero's INSTANT escape into the bustling market place. Now he works as a consultant for the police, infiltrating these fraudulent call centers, teaching the detectives in detail how the operation works. But he has resumed what he loves most which is teaching. But he makes such a decent salary working for the police, he is able to volunteer tutoring children who need it most.

[@norsefirefighter]

You can hear the depression in his voice. I’m late to the party but my heart goes out to this guy.

[@sojournerinaforeignland5144]

Same. He said he was a Christian which makes him a huge religious minority in india where Christians do face persecution. There was a video made by a scam baiter earlier this year that gained access to a scammer call centers CCTV cameras and their recorded phone calls. They monitor those phone calls like a real call center and spend money for those pop up blockers to lock up peoples computers and drive in calls to the scam centers. I really hope nothing happened to the guy for trying to help people not get scammed. At the very least I imagine they would beat him up and fire him on the spot if they caught him doing this.

[@prettygirlbones9928]

Don't feel bad I'm even more late but I agree with you, my heart goes out to him and I pray he truly is safe and escaped or escapes that place intact!

[@prettygirlbones9928]

@@sojournerinaforeignland5144 I believe your referring to Jim Browning video and if so that was an amazing inside look to what goes on in these horrible places and the only light I see is when the very few of them finally decide to leave... It isn't often that they make that choice but when they do it definitely feels like we finally got a win and are slowly crackin down on the scamming business!! We all need to keep spreading the word as well in our towns and have those people spread the word so that eventually their scams just simply won't work anymore! That is my wish, that the scamming finally ends one day before anyone else takes their life because I know the lady who took her life here in Texas and it's sad that such an amazing good hearted woman felt so deprived and robbed that she took her own life!!! This needs to end!😔

[@lelrica6883]

I think hes also trying to speak low so people around him dont hear him too

[@NorthernGreenEyes]

@@lelrica6883 right. I was really hoping kit got in contact with him 😔Hopefully all is well with him 🙏

[@LiamClowMusic]

Find this guy, ship him to you, take him on as a partner in fake scamming. That would be the ultimate story. Ex-scammer gets revenge!

[@KallieExperiments]

Omigosh YES!

[@greenrighthand]

The Scam Punisher

[@ihanakaunotar2741]

Well get him a job, basically few scammers paying some money for him for information etc.

[@JanAly]

Ihana Kaunotar I had a stronk reading this.

[@iprobablywontseeyourreply.7193]

Noddiga norpan it means he has a conscious. Everybody makes mistakes, what matters is if they change and learn from them.

[@jeremywarren2982]

This random Indian man is a standard for people everywhere. Honestly, faith in humanity restored.

[@cogs11]

Not his job and future though. Some of them can't afford an education to improve their lives.

[@AdityaMisra]

I know we all sound alike to you guys. But this sounds like a Bangladeshi accent. (Indian here - we make money by making software - even at Apple)

[@kiwismurf4536]

@cogs and then add on, you have to pay to get get a real job in India. can see why people end up doing this.

[@cogs11]

I do know a lot of Indians who have high paying jobs in software. But all of them have graduate degrees from universities here.

[@b1gr3d53]

all of kitboga's videos saved me from a canadian tax scam, soooo thankful for these videos

[@FlightyAphrod1te]

This is so sad. He sounds so defeated.

[@davecarsley8773]

It's heartbreaking.

[@Waterbottles711]

Made me tear up. I hope he's okay.

[@dogelife7901]

good for him though, it's easy to stray but he found the truth.

[@stealthbeastgaming]

I don't think he's defeated, I think he is simply trying to stay quiet. He has coworkers after all, and theres lots of other calls where coworkers ("supervisors") have interfered with heated calls to try to rescue them. That'd be bad new for our reformed scammer.

[@flagmichael]

The sad irony is the ones who have a change of heart feel bad and the ones who are unrepentant criminals don't.

[@MaskedManMikeMD]

Dude after binging so many of these videos, that moment made me so much more happy than a scammer rage quitting. I really hope the best for that dude. I hope he is well and found a legitimate job.

[@cpmffeilberg4970]

May God bless this man. He broke my heart in pieces. 😭😢😢😭😇😭😢😢🇨🇦🇨🇦😢😭

[@christieriley8430]

Omg, I think I'm going to cry... he sounded so sincere and when we was talking about the woman who committed suicide, he was so heartbroken that it had happened.

[@BeautifulBarbie666]

The understanding of that being his responsibility could’ve been what made him think more carefully about what he was actually doing.

[@locabynature]

I wanted to believe he was sincere but it's really hard to believe anything they say after you've seen so many of these videos on different channels. he never contacted Kit, or at least that's what he said at the posting of this video.

[@johnsMITHhhhhh88]

@@locabynature idk he seemed pretty sincere to me. Like kit said what would he have to gain from this? He’s probably ashamed of what he did and didn’t want to talk about it

[@Cnith]

Wow he sounded genuine. He just seemed very sad about what the scams did to the victims. It restored a bit of faith in humanity. I just hope I/we weren't fooled.

[@andrewblackwell6054]

Why would he be trying to fool him?

[@Sykohsis]

Andrew Blackwell Because scammers in India do in fact get arrested every once in a while believe it or not. He might've been scared that he would eventually get arrested and perhaps tried playing the victim. I do hope he was genuine though.

[@viktorschwarz4565]

thing is that he started to confess from his own initiative out of nowhere.

[@sauvagess]

It could be a case of poverty. Not everyone who gets into these scams is out to deceive and steal from people, some just can't get work and these places will grab anyone who can read and lie to someone over the phone. Some just need to provide for their families and are willing to do whatever they need to do so. After all, this is much safer and more comfortable than prostitution or local robbery.

[@phillippasteur3904]

Andrew Blackwell He wouldn't be

[@JustNatax3]

This guy needs to get out of there. He seems so depressed. I hope he can get out of this hell hole and find a job that doesn't destroy him morally.

[@jort93z]

I saw your comments on so many video's in the last couple of days, at least a dozen(some of them were older to be fair).

[@OGKoudelka]

Bruh he got mouths to feed, I'm pretty sure this wasn't a career choice

[@Itemtotem]

unfortunately he will most likely end up in another one

[@psixi7230]

now he's earning $1.8/hr

[@Silver_wind_1987_]

@@psixi7230 honestly I hope he gets enough money to leave India completely and find a better job..

[@lisahudgins4145]

KIT, WE NEED AN UPDATE ON THIS MAN...WE WANT TO KNOW IF HE EVER CONTACTED YOU...AND DID HE MAKE IT OUT OF THE CALL CENTER...ALIVE...

[@BiotechTrendsandMore]

update plz.

[@lili77dove]

Yeah...update PLZZZ!

[@meaganwilliams4988]

Yes update please!

[@Valhalla43]

@Kitboga pls

[@KallieExperiments]

Please! 🙏

[@Bcr3106]

1 rupee per dollar!?! Omg they are the ones getting scammed

[@IkaMusume813]

Man I hope he gets out of there.

[@mikebecher2824]

“I just want to plead any of the pleads I can.” That might be the most under-appreciated line of this video.

[@CornDogShaun]

scam baiter call ends with "you have a good day." "you too." 0_0

[@joshuachapman3620]

That was so cool!

[@Loud2013]

😭😭😭😭😭

[@Max09732]

I love how excited Kitboga was when the other guy revealed this was a scam call. Kitboga just dropped the act immediately and offered him a number to text so they could chat later, that must have made his day. It is sad that he was never able to make contact again. This is his end game now, make scammers see how wrong what they are doing is and make them quit. I watched like 30 of these videos and this is the best one yet. Cheers

[@wereboarder2009]

There was genuine emotion in his voice once he came forward, especially when he was talking about the 80 year old lady’s demise. I hope he’s doing well today.

[@alienalex4014]

This Indian guy deserves more credit. Sure, he committed a crime and scammed people, but he did it to survive and truly feels sorry for the victims.If only we could help him scam his employe to restore some balance.

[@MorshTalon]

top 10 anime anti-heroes

[@maddoxjake]

I hope he found his way to a better life. I understand it can be incredibly hard to pull yourself out of poverty in India, and poverty in India is a whole different level than it is in the United States.

[@supersoundninja]

I'm sure everyone in these jobs are in it to help themselves and their families.

[@hunteradcock8023]

He basically is scamming his company in the safest way he can to get his needed wages, hes telling his callers the truth, which takes money away from the company

[@Neosapien11]

Wow, I'm legitimately blown away, I can't believe it. This man has a heart. To hear that it hit him to hear that this lady killed her self after she got scammed, and it broke his heart enough to turn on his own company. Made my heart swell a little. Good on him, and I hope he keeps knocking these calls out of his call center.

[@Loud2013]

If only more workers everywhere were this brave! They're are scams everywhere in the US and abroad. God bless this man 🙏🏾🌷

[@chases7547]

Thats sketchy, the phone started going out then he said the senior supervisor was coming and he had to take a break. Hopefully someone wasn’t listening to the phone call. I don’t know how things are over there but hopefully he is safe and alive still

[@the.internet]

Hope the honest guy has some luck and finds good employment. Guy sounds broken. Anybody with an ounce of morality would. Compare him to everybody else on these calls.

[@alexella9689]

hopefully he wasn't caught by a supervisor

[@sovietbot6708]

If the calls are recorded like they say, then he's probably going to get caught, but that would mean they can tell the truth which something scammers can't do.

[@bob7777rygf78rb]

@@sovietbot6708 I was just thinking it seems like a waste of time to monitor calls for no reason

[@lukas9098]

The Gaytheist I don’t think they are recorded I don’t believe they have that technology or excuse me they wouldn’t pay for it. Another thing I’m pretty sure this guy wouldn’t give all of this information if it was recorded, I’m guessing he would just go home and cry it out and hopefully the next day go find a legit job to make an honest living. Hopefully.

[@nerissalee1237]

Lukas Cage if they're using a dialer or Vicidial which is a favorite among them, calls are automatically recorded. But then theyre routinely deleted and if the person has the admin pw, he can delete that one particular call ryt away. Though with that volume of calls coming it would be a waste of time to monitor them. Unless something stands out bec. the call is either too long or too short and no money came in.

[@nerissalee1237]

Lukas Cage if they're using a dialer or Vicidial which is a favorite among them, calls are automatically recorded. But then theyre routinely deleted and if the person has the admin pw, he can delete that one particular call ryt away. Though with that volume of calls coming it would be a waste of time to monitor them. Unless something stands out bec. the call is either too long or too short and no money came in.

[@LaLaLonna]

Wow, if he's real I just wanna give him a hug. He sounds so depressed and I feel so bad for him. I wish there was some way to reward him and help him get a legit job. He deserves good things coming to him. I hope he is ok.

[@JupiterRuedadeLeonWasRaptured]

They prey on American Christians but God is weighing on their hearts and some are waking up and can feel that they are in the wrong. Gotta pray for them.

[@XTenjikuroninX]

@@JupiterRuedadeLeonWasRaptured Which god?

[@Amanda-Renee]

@@XTenjikuroninX the One and Only God Almighty.

[@anthonyfernandez82]

@@Amanda-Renee the cookie monster?

[@Amanda-Renee]

@@anthonyfernandez82 you’re so edgy!

[@bunnyvenomx]

This broke my heart. You can hear the hurt in his voice of what he has done. I’m so happy he is turning his life around.

[@krakistophales]

WTF does this say about the situation in India when a citizen is smart enough to become bilingual AND tech savvy and even then they won't be given a legit job because of bullshit reasons like "you have to pay a job" in order to get the job. This shit is bonkers but blessings on this guy for making the right decision. I hope he found his way and that good things are in store for him.

[@LegDayLas]

well seeing how fucked up a world we live in I doubt it. He lives in corrupt country with little way out. His options are starve, or go find another corrupt job. Really brings the whole "god loves us" BS into perspective.

[@DonnaBrooks]

Overpopulation is a huge issue that people are afraid to discuss. There are just too many people in India! There are only so many jobs and once those are filled, what are the rest of the 1 billion people supposed to do? And please be smart enough to refrain from saying they could buy some property and live off the land. There's too many people to all go "live off the land", and how are they going to afford to buy land! We need to be careful to not assume that everyone has the same opportunities, rights, protections, and options we have!!

[@lookintoit4537]

@Donna Brooks....Overpopulation is not the problem, Japan has very high population density but high living standards. The problem is poor decision by our politicians, especially the founding fathers. The typical Indian is encouraged to get a degree (not learn skills) and get a got government job (not create anything of value). Add to that the corruption problem. We are moving in the right direction now, but still very, very slowly.

[@lookintoit4537]

@krakistophales Many Indians speak multiple languages dude. I speak three and I wont call myself smart. Hindi is the most widely spoken language in the northern part of the country. All rich and middle-class people can speak English. For me it comes down to Bengali (my mother tongue), Hindi and English. My parents and brother can also speak Sanskrit in addition to these three.

[@emerekt5428]

They are FAAAARR from being tech savvy. They just know the scamming thing but normally don't even know the real meanings of these things.

[@paulaldo9413]

There's a potential here dude. You could set up a personal interview with that man, maybe a few weeks after he resigns from that job. There is a lot we don't know about this scam industry, the economic conditions and employment problems there, etc. That is some serious journalism job. Really looking forward to that if you're gonna make one.

[@Maccaroney]

They never made contact.

[@luqi01]

i really want to know how much they make

[@MrKachannie]

@@Maccaroney how do you know?

[@Dubstequtie]

MrKachannie they haven’t made contact, says at the end of the video in white text black background.

[@maybewise]

It's been 6 months. We need an update, if he ever even got back in contact with him

[@AvoytDesign]

I've returned to this video so many times. It sticks in my mind. I think about it a lot. I sincerely hope this man found a better job. He clearly has a heart. He doesn't deserve what the scam center puts him through. I really want to know if Kit heard from him again.

[@danield3513]

Avoyt I know me 2 hopefully he’s ok tho.

[@DaVeganZombie]

If an old lady died so this man could find peace, and betterment, then perhaps she didn’t die in vain. To think a man she never met... who never knew her.. who lives thousands of miles away would find her as a catalyst for turning his life around. I think if she could... even if I never met her, it would be enough to make her smile.

[@DaVeganZombie]

Marjorie Earl Jones, that was the name of the woman who killed herself. Had to google it.

[@cpmffeilberg4970]

My heart is truly broken for him.😭😢😭😢😭😢😭😭😢

[@cpmffeilberg4970]

@@DaVeganZombie when did did this lady kill herself? I pray this man doesn't do likewise.

[@digarcia1890]

God protect this man! May he and his family be secure....and I pray he stays in contact even though a year has passed. What an honorable man.

[@TipsterLIVE]

Damn. That's crazy.

[@johnbillson3767]

crazy how you can believe a scammer, shit man... SLAYER

[@alwaysclassical3564]

O don.T know. He genuinely sounded just beat. And what did he have to gain from doing that? Nothing and quite a bit to loose if he was overheard. Plus what he says checks out with some of the investigative reports on who the call cente workers are.

[@sarahlu7797]

@@alwaysclassical3564 I am afraid for the reformed scammer. I wonder if he got caught and imprisoned or worse.

[@KateReadsBooks]

This is the best one.

[@GhostsInSpace_]

No

[@Greg-vq9tu]

For sure

[@GhostsInSpace_]

@Sparda no

[@cassandraclaxton1378]

I'm a little late to the party, but I have to agree. So glad that person decided to get out!!!

[@oscarsolis7566]

Nah

[@supershasha]

I actually teared up when the “scammer” was being totally honest. He seemed super depressed about what he was doing and I honestly hope he found something better. He should have his own KZbin channel in India doing the same thing Kit is doing, as well as informing people about what these companies do. He needs to be an informant.

[@birdie8006]

that would be great but it's literal life or death being an informant. those who are have to remain totally anonymous or their ex-bosses/current bosses will send people after them to intimidate them.

[@thekushkunt]

I really hope this guy found a better career, he has too good of a heart to be a part of this

[@SouthwesternEagle]

That Indian gentleman was right. On February 23, 2018 in Houston, Texas, there was a report of an 82-year-old woman who committed suicide after falling for a sweepstakes scam in which she lost her life savings paying for the "fee". Her family was devastated. I genuinely hope and pray that this gentleman is doing good and was not harmed by other scammers or the corrupt Indian government. If I had a way to bring him and his family here to America, believe me, I would in half a blink of an eye!

[@davinderc]

I'm just curious, what makes you think he wants to go to the US? Why not do something like the guy from the Pleasant Green channel?

[@SouthwesternEagle]

@@davinderc I was just saying that I would bring him and his family here if I could because I live in the USA. I can't bring someone to Canada. XD It'd be nice if India was a better country.

[@davinderc]

@@SouthwesternEagle and in saying that you assume everyone wants to have a lifestyle like yours. Just because his current situation isn't good doesn't mean he could or should throw everything away. It's his life, not yours. No need to impose your feelings of superiority on his situation

[@davinderc]

@@SouthwesternEagle and why are you bringing Canada into this?

[@SouthwesternEagle]

@@davinderc I mentioned Canada because it's almost exactly like my country. If that person didn't want to move to the USA, then Canada is just as good. ^^ I want people to have freedom without Government persecution and without government corruption. Liberty is the key to society (in my opinion). If you have a better idea, please let me know. I take notes on all suggestions.

[@MrSlendyMannn]

Man, I hope this guy was genuine. He certainly sounded it. I could hear the remorse in his voice when he was talking about the victims of this scam and it didn’t sound fake at all. I hope that he’s safe and can get out of there soon.

[@supershasha]

I really hope he is okay after 2 years. I’m binge watching Kit for the first time and haven’t seen his newest videos, so I hope there’s a video where he makes contact with this gentleman.

[@mandyskw91]

When the hold music kept coming on it seemed like he was unaware of it.. that makes me think that someone was trying to intercept the call and stop him from giving information. I hope he is okay.. you never know what they may do to someone who gets in the way of their scams.. this hurt my heart.

[@damnheat2005]

Brought a tear to my eye.

[@JustNatax3]

It's so damn sad.

[@high_drivexxx]

Real shit. I want to buy that guy a steak dinner and get him a job.

[@Dragonamy5]

Same. If I could donate some money to him for deciding to do the right thing. I would. Cause I would like to show him doing the right thing you can be rewarded for that.

[@KaiserMattTygore927]

hopefully he scrounged enough cash to find a good job or move to a better country.

[@SeriusSim]

I'm afraid the music that popped up at some point that he couldn't hear was indicative of someone else on the line, and as he said towards the end there was a manager nearby. Worries me that he might have gotten into trouble :/

[@DatMilu2K]

Serius Sim I think so too, because kit didnt get in contact with him... :/ I hope he is alright...

[@cheyennetoo]

Sad and scary.

[@dcarriere1890]

I thought the music being played was an audio dub removing the phone number.

[@naerwyn239]

@@dcarriere1890 He kept shrugging, indicating that he didn't know what was happening.

[@ub3rfr3nzy94]

@@dcarriere1890 Yeah same, I think he was censoring his name and details.

[@aen9321]

At first I thought he was just telling you a scam so that the other guy wouldn’t get the commission, but then he spent a long time with you giving you information and he seemed genuine. Props to him.

[@hunny2xbunch]

omg! he is such a hero..just waiting for his wage and sit there interecepting calls to expose the scam in as much time as he still have. God bless

[@lilyadelyne]

I hope that the reformed scammer got a teaching position again. He sounded legit to me. I've been watching these videos for the past couple of days because my grandma got scammed by the refund scammers. It's refreshing to see that not everyone in the call centers are jerks.

[@Moby41]

That dude is awesome. God bless him.

[@mandyskw91]

This made me sad.. he sounds trapped. :(

[@magicandmoonbeams]

I was NOT expecting this at all. I hope he made it out safely and found a good job. He sounded sincere, like it was weighing on his conscious.

[@NGNetwork1]

Wow, dude was depressed as hell, I hope he got out.

[@patshhi4620]

Wow, this man, I really respect him. I hope you can help him. He did say he was a teacher. They don’t make anything. He was probably too scared to call you back. - my gut tells me he was real. Suggestion. If this happens again, don’t focus on the details (you can get that later). The Skype suggestion was good. Email was good. If you have a 800 # give it to him so it won’t cost him to call you. Anything you can give him so that it will be easy for him to get in touch with you. You never know who is watching him. I suspect it’s not easy to do some things freely if he is in India or Pakistan. Thank you again. Pat

[@patrickschacht718]

I've watched a lot of these episodes and this is the first one I've seen where the guy just comes out, right away, and says he's scamming. Then tries to help Kitboga. Wow! This is incredible!

[@FrenkTheJoy]

That guy sounded genuinely sad, I hope he's doing all right now.

[@blippedyblop]

I hope you're able to have a proper chat with this person, he sounds decent.

[@Glitchedx3D]

“I’m kind of a big deal. I own many leather bound books. My apartment smells of rich mahogany.”

[@Chad2Underscores]

Muh.....hogany

[@plot6520]

...what is that a reference to? The only time I've heard it was champions online

[@snowwhite7571]

?

[@djthedj86]

Plot Twist anchor man

[@lauracox5032]

Props to this guy! Reformed scammer, if you ever read this message. I'm proud of you. Well done for being so brave for doing this. I wish you a long and happy life.

[@moniqaf]

Prayers for them all especially the ones trying to get out. Prayers for a change of heart for the rest

[@potatasoop1959]

Top 10 bad guys turned good.

[@high_drivexxx]

Death Potato He’s not a bad guy. Most aren’t. He’s a good guy who did a bad thing.

[@potatasoop1959]

I know i was just referencing a meme

[@KrazyDavLP]

Is robby rotten number 1 on that list

[@jaysonfred8313]

Top 10 anime redemptions.

[@sovietbot6708]

Scamming people can get you a lot of money. My family is rich from scamming people.I stopped following the family business, and now I'm extremely poor. At least I'm not a thief though.

[@WyldGade]

I hope that's real. That was flipping amazing. All because he saw an article. I really really hope that he's reformed and he'll be able to get out and still be okay.

[@SeanLaMontagne]

There was a lot of reality in this video that we don't always have to acknowledge because we get to only see the funny bits behind a screen. But these are real people, a lot of them are pushed into this line of work as a way to keep them or their families off the streets. And this guy has shown us that they don't always enjoy it either, and that a lot of the times it's done out of necessity. That doesn't excuse the work they're doing, but it does give us a little bit more background on what's going on.

[@jennj3452]

That guy sounded genuinely upset about taking advantage of people! Sad really that thesepeople are forced to criminal acts.

[@VestigeWins]

It's impressive how honest this guy was.

[@RomireTV]

Wow...that was unreal

[@jennylynch7503]

I believe him...Some of these scammers have got to have a heart!

[@robertobefera5576]

I would say most of the scammers in those call centers have a heart except the seniors and managers because they are the ones making the money. Then you have the regular call center workers who know its wrong but like this guy said do it to make ends meet and put their morals aside to not starve to death and to provide for their family. My wife is Indian and its true what this guy said the country is corrupt to the bone.

[@xFoxOne]

I know I’ve talked about scammers being the worst of the worst… but there’s good people working in the scam center. Who are that desperate… god bless this man.

[@zoolio]

I salute that guy. He decided he was better than this life. I can't wait for the follow up interview

[@cocoakyle6447]

Holy shit. What a good guy. Not for going into the business but telling people and being honest for what they were doing. 👍🏻

[@Austinsairplanes]

It would be awesome if Jim Browning intercepted one of your calls.

[@bearbrand6626]

Yesssssssss!

[@DaVeganZombie]

Honestly it wouldn’t surprise me if he didn’t already.

[@siddhanthravichandran3245]

@@DaVeganZombie yea he is basically an omniscient God amongst the scamming circles

[@Znobyrd]

One guy goes straight... AWESOME... only 950,000 more to go? Keep your head up Kit. You're a hero.

[@kenshaw6985]

that guy has a heart lets hope

[@Creative-Chaos]

I hope the scammer found a new job. He seemed so earnest.

[@syro2412]

Props to this guy for being honest and quitting this horrible "job". I hope he's doing okay and wish him the best.

[@ronswasonbutcuter4474]

The guilt in this guy's voice. I shouldn't be listening to these at work, I almost cried

[@seanfenrir]

I hope that guy is able to make it in life. Its not simple to just quit a job like that if your countries economy is bad. Thats why toshers were literally willing to scrub through shit in europe.

[@AidenBradley95]

You found the goose that laid the golden egg, my friend.

[@scottcrabtree3239]

I hope he gets away from it, and is successful with his next move in life.

[@pippa3150]

I hope he's found a better life and that he's ok.

[@TheLugiaSong]

What an amazing encounter. Thank you for that guy being honest, I do feel bad for scammers in a way, because I know they're doing these jobs out of desperation. I hope the best for that guy, for exposing these scams and I hope something changes in India to stop the current corruption :\

[@TheLugiaSong]

Also, Kit, why are you so hesitant to call it real? I don't understand why someone would be falsing that stuff. It certainly doesn't help their business or anything.

[@acidfairy420]

Mint Mochi sometimes they do it to make people feel sorry for them so that they will ultimately give them money regardless. It's not something to easily wrap your head around and it's devastating, but it's the truth.

[@robertmaiden5959]

If he is legit, help this guy out. Really glad to see an honest scammer who admits he's doing wrong but in a bad situation. I feel for him.

[@perugugic]

He should recieve a reward for his honesty

[@Ethel_Red]

Heart warming and terribly sad at the same time.. The Indian government really needs to be doing more to interrupt these outfits.. Like, if there's in excess of 130 people working in just that one place, multiply that by the number of call centres and it's hardly low key enough to go under the government's radar..

[@HsenagNarawseramap]

Unfortunately since victims are Americans, nobody is probably filing complaints. The us embassy needs to escalate it.

[@aaronlippincott7385]

words like "Legit, wicked, props"' aren't understood very easily by people who know English as a second language

[@blackout3133]

Probably not but I'm sure he could read the genuine feeling of sympathy towards him.

[@DuskyPanther13]

Unless they are located in the country that uses that particular slang, but yeah I agree with you. Those who speak a second language in their native country could never get the "real experience" unless they actually moved to the place that uses their second language. There is a difference between knowing the language and applying it fluently or practically.

[@distressedrook]

​@@DuskyPanther13 Well, it totally depends on which region of India you are from and your educational background. North American pop culture is pretty big in urban India. Even young Indians who go to mediocre universities would be aware of these slangs. Not sure if he's heard these slangs, though.

[@DuskyPanther13]

@@distressedrook Yeah, I see what you are saying. I'm just saying that language is developing rapidly and usually any new slang that gets added will have a higher chance of just being understood in the area it was made. However, there are totally people who are willing to learn that kinda thing.

[@distressedrook]

@@DuskyPanther13 Nowadays, our parents blame us for 'being too western'! Western counterculture is a rage in Urban India these days -- willing or not we are exposed to it. If it's on Netflix, it's on people's tongue. It's been a pleasure to watch it all happen in the last 10 years!

[@angelsweetness3]

I actually cried when you started talking about the grandmother. Such a sad situation, i pray she found peace 🙏🏻😪💔

[@cpmffeilberg4970]

This guy I'm crying. Lady killed herself. I'm broken to hear this. Trilogy had similar experiences

[@mistyrhodes3783]

Former scammer with empathy and compassion. A rare gem!

[@mistressfannypack9184]

You know the economy is bad when an indian citizen is smart and dedicated enough to become multilingual, but a real job wont give them the time of day.

[@doinkstr]

Yeah it's sad :( Kit usually says they should rethink what they're doing because honestly they deserve better. Quite a lot of them probably dont even think they're scamming, they were just taught how to do it when they joined up.

[@doinkstr]

Kit's nice about it though, sometimes people end up putting remote access viruses on the scammer's computers just to fuck with them more, which would suck especially if that scammer thinks he was doing the right thing.

[@mistressfannypack9184]

Dinkstr I could be remembering this wrong, but I saw an investigative report on these places and the people below poverty line would use these places to learn english in the first place, as well as basic computing.

[@doinkstr]

Yeah, it really sucks. I mean if the economy over there is that bad, people would resort to anything just to feed their families.

[@danielgigs]

He said that they pay for there jobs... wtf is that??? I thought it was hard just to try and find one that will give me the time of day(still haven't gotten one). They be scamming just to pay for a new job

[@maija238]

This actually made me cry a little holy shit...the desperation of some of the people who fall for working for them is insane and I feel so bad that they have to be put through that sort of thing

[@antthegord9411]

Poor guy was just caught between a rock and a hard place. At least he puts his conscience first

[@JesseColton]

This one is actually really touching. I hope he escaped and found something better.

[@tommessig2060]

wow.. their pay is horrible.. if they scam for $500 USD then they only get $7 of that.

[@Jhood320]

true. but its getting payed commission so some days can be really bad and some good. a scammer could make 3 $500 dollar sales in a hour which would be $21 which is good. the usual time it takes to scam someone can be 10-15 mins so a good scammer could make 4-5 sales in a hour $28-$35 in a hour for them. but you are right tho, for all the money they make that get back that little. well i guess the scammers get scammed too lol

[@Kreepinsgirl]

You want me to feel sorry for a scammer?when I am here slaving at my job per hour.

[@davidstone4725]

Murk320 How can they scam someone in 10-15 minutes if they are instructing people to drive to Walmart to buy gift cards. I would think the average call would be closer to an hour.

[@gavinjenkins899]

He said that was the BONUS, he said he also got regular wages.

[@sovietbot6708]

It depends. I made $50K a month on average. Though my accent and referring to people by name made me seem more legit. Now I make less than $1000 a month. I would get a job in customer service, but I would have to lie about my experience.

[@Dayvit78]

He's right about having to pay for a job in corrupt countries. It's even worse than you can imagine... basically it costs more than the job pays in several years. So the only way to get your money back is to get a higher position and then take bribes to from people who are applying to work there... and the cycle continues.

[@ThereIsNoLord]

I had a very similar call once, where I pretended to be a devout Muslim after converting in prison. The guy totally dropped the pretense, because I treated him with respect. I don't have this much time to waste with every call, but I do enjoy trying to break through to get to the real person on the other end of these calls. We don't know what circumstances are on the other side of the phone.

[@dans9728]

"I own many leather-bound books." I'm crying over here! LMAO

[@IceAngler]

Holy shit. This was huge.

[@nikki-nickelsninetyfive]

I feel awful for this guy, he needs a job and took this job out of necessity. And now he regrets it every second he is there.

[@hasooniisback7165]

Kitboga I'm 100% sure this guy made your day!! First scammer that actually has a heart and feels guilty about what hes doing and it's the best thing for him to quit and get a real job

[@plumbcrazy9195]

By far the best Kit video I’ve seen!! When reality and normalcy finally hits!! I’ve watched for days straight Kit, JB, ScamRev!! But this one I’ll remember!!

[@mamaluigi294]

That inside information wow

[@Meowfy]

Made me really sad to see that you never got into contact with him. Have you kept trying since then? Thank you for what you do, Kit. You're gonna be the one in charge of the effort to end these scams, and end innocent people being cheated by these companies.

[@ThereIsNoLord]

Why don't you blame the people who are making our population so stupid? Do you really think this would have worked on anyone 40 years ago? Everyone should be asking the question: why can the world rely on the fact that there a bunch of stupid suckers in America with a lot of money?

[@kerrysmall8764]

OMG! That poor guy deserves respect man. Hope he's OK.

[@IratePuffin]

Wow. This was amazing. I may be silly but I literally teared up for a sec. He sounds so defeated. Kit is doing God’s work but I never thought I’d hear a scammer do this.

[@cogs11]

What the Indian guy says is true. People do it for a living sometimes cause some of them can't even afford an education in India so they resort to this. They know its a scam but sometimes it pays higher with less effort.

[@RealmRabbit]

JustOneSmallOlive It's like Crusader Kings 2... Sometimes you just gotta kill your brother so that your genius baby can inherit the throne, y'know? Other times your uncle will be leading a faction that want to be silly little independent states that would immediately be conquered so you just need to arrest him for his heretical beliefs and throw him in a giant deep hole in your dungeon... Or maybe you marry the Holy Roman Emperor's daughter and don't want him having any more children in case he has a son which could mess up your dreams of becoming emperor so you need to blow him up, despite the fact that it'll make your wife despise you... But you will give her money to make her despise you ever so slightly less so that she will be more likely to get pregnant... Because what better way to punish the person who murdered your father to usurp his empire than to give his murderer an heir and have things go exactly as he planned? The reason nice guys finish last is because Machiavellian sociopathic kinslaying bad boys were all the rage in the Middle Ages from what my experience has taught me...

[@cogs11]

@JustOne... Okay

[@charlesgaron8131]

JustOneSmallOlive fuckoff

[@TedsApex]

Definitely. in the US for example, robberies and shootings are very common. They are also poor and resort to it. In Korea, insurance scam is huge. Also something they resort to. If we focused more on taking care of each other even just for a while i think it would eliminate this kind of act by a huge amount.. little faith can go a long long way.

[@Theycallmethek3]

In the end everything's a scam.

[@kaidos123]

this is so awesome!! he made a good point too. a lot of these scammers are forced into the job, but their country has no strict laws on these things. It's good to know that some of them have a soul and genuinely have remorse for what they do.

[@StonedViper]

People everywhere do what they have to do to put food on the table, if they even have a table.

[@traceycrosss]

This guy restores my faith in humanity a tiny bit more. He sounds so sorry for what he’s done and really sad.

[@ClamMan1989]

I hope that reformed scammer received a nice chunk of youtube money from Kit. It's about time that honesty is rewarded for once.