Scamming a Car Warranty Scammer

[@jessearnold2917]

“We have a Prius” was comedic gold. The defeat in Campbell’s voice was hilarious.

[@E4S65]

That got a loud laugh out of me when I heard that

[@FaridShahidinejad]

I burst into laughter twice. Once while listening to it in my sleep after waking up to pee in the middle of the night and once again when I showed it to my wife. Genius.

[@MichaelWilson-kk8xw]

the "oh myy god" then the audible sigh kills me

[@bittertruthnavin]

ha ha ha the last part was the best

[@randyw.9916]

I literally LOLed when he said that 😂😂

[@antihistamine]

The scammer saying that you can't get back time wasted....while his time was being wasted.....was truly poetic. 🤣

[@tsns1]

OHH !

[@mandowarrior123]

And he can't take back his wording either as kit crushes him with them. Poetic.

[@busystuff23yearsago15]

He wasted his own time just preaching bullshit and yabbering on😂 14:30 the KZbinr literally asks him to remind himself what this about

[@SpaceCadet45s]

I love when he realized he was on the phone for 2 hours! He said it was the longest time he spent on the phone while working there😂😂😂

[@whatfruit7965]

When he started counting the minutes he had been on the phone I lost it.

[@ProlapSedanus420]

The most disorienting thing about watching Kit Boga spend 10+ hours on the phone with scammers isn’t watching him role play as every member of a four person family, two employees at Target, an Uber driver, a rival scammer, and the judge of Scammers’ Got Talent - it’s falling asleep and waking up to the video still playing and not knowing if it’s been 10 minutes or 10 hours. This man deserves an Oscar.

[@francescaa8331]

Yes, and a medal for endurance.

[@CJ-ht4rf]

This is my favorite comment now

[@marcoambroso]

😂

[@manofmasters]

You know you're a true Kitboga fan when you got to sleep to Kit and wake up to Kit. It's the new standard way of living now🤣.

[@AbsoluteAudits]

You are aware this is all staged right? Could tell 10 seconds in.

[@Rashomon69]

“We don’t have a Ford, sweetheart.” GOLD!!! This was the best twist I’ve heard yet!

[@AB-nk5wv]

30:17 absolute swerve!!

[@KitbogaShow]

Something tells me these guys don't really work for Ford...

[@mozeoso]

Nah, they work for Dodge. His dad died in one of those little dodge trucks in the 80s.

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

Ford Transit.

[@williamjktkd]

lmao when I heard ford I was like LMAO this cant be serious hahaha

[@RiresDelven]

*GOD FORBID*

[@jessev2197]

Ford...no aluminum....🤣

[@mr.perfectcell1887]

When the scammers know more about your fake identity than you do, you know you did a good job.

[@jst6r]

😂😂😂😂

[@Azi084]

We got all kinds of lore in this episode.

[@VeggieRice]

that's incredibly off

[@JadeDragon407]

Classic🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@AngelLopez-bi6sk]

1,000th like

[@GalaxiaStars]

It's honestly disturbing when you find phone scammers like this who actually know how to have a two way conversation with their victim. These are the ones you really have to look out for.

[@benflashman7320]

Yep. His english is good and he seems to be smart. That is dangerous indeed!

[@MeatMachine212]

Well kind of, he continually interrupts him and talks over him. He sounds like he's on meth.

[@chaserfcfc]

@@MeatMachine212that's called a mic/audio delay/lag.

[@NFSBeast2365]

Exactly

[@Eisenwulf666]

Yup, this is a bit more sophisticated then " i will explain each and everything, madam". The guy asked about his political views, started a conversation he knew the senior citizen would approve of, had a couple of "jokes" and was very careful with what he told the victim. He could work for a legit insurance company or car dealership, no joke.

[@doppeekidd]

"It's all about positivity here" Campbell in the back loosing his mind on someone else 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@BrettMichaelRocker]

He’s complaining about Kitboga in the background, at one point you can hear him talking about claiming to be a Republican, haha

[@justinb2824]

Asking about political views and then agreeing with whatever the mark says is one of the golden rules of con jobs.

[@Ascended23]

He should have said he was a communist or fascist or something and get the scammer to agree with that

[@dangitbobby7887]

@@Ascended23 he did say he was a fascist, aka trump cultist

[@BishopGG]

@@dangitbobby7887 low iq

[@KenderGuy]

​@@dangitbobby7887you totally missed the point or chose to ignore it

[@mako3951]

​@@KenderGuy what point was missed lol

[@thesmugwhale9824]

This is fucking art. Your ability to be the most convincing gullible chatterbox is so entertaining.

[@drewaforbes]

Dude it’s so insane. Dude’s skilled enough to actually be a REAL AAA sales representative. Why doesn’t he just get a real job? Lol 😂

[@shadoninja]

I bet you the money at a legal scam center is insane.

[@PatriciaHillman670]

Exactly! 😂😂

[@pitchbuckets2860]

I wonder how many of these people think they actually work for a third party sales place that they assume is real

[@drewaforbes]

@@pitchbuckets2860 loads of people I’m sure, unfortunately

[@Playboysmurf1]

They probably get 30 or 50 percent of the sale.

[@icanhaskpop1239]

I love the "Do Not Redeem" needlepoint in the background. LOL

[@Spider-Geek916]

And the wedding photo where they're both wearing sunglasses. 😂

[@richardduerr9983]

The end of that call (with the wife saying you sold the Ford) was pure gold!!! You could literally hear his soul departing his body!

[@SicksinzGaming]

I was dying 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@CDWII]

One of the funniest moments ever 😮...🤣

[@nickturner2813]

"You could literally hear his soul departing his body!" What? Er, no, you, literally, could _not_ hear that

[@loritester4454]

🤭🤗😂😂😂

[@voids4818]

@@nickturner2813hyperbole. Ever heard of it before?

[@foxyp00]

There’s no greater pleasure I get than watching this man inflict psychological torture on scammers

[@mountainplumbing]

Psychological Warfare. LOL The longer the Better.

[@jebbo2320]

Same 😂

[@giantswingallday7001]

I lost it when the wife kinda blew the whole scam to smithereens 😂😂 “Honey, we don’t have a Ford, we have a Prius!” 😂😂😂😂

[@djpegao]

Never the sound of defeat had sounded so pleasant than when the scammer heard that line...

[@joseo243]

💀💀💀💀

[@RatboyZB7]

Haha

[@dianavankova8181]

In what part is that please :D

[@Drakkar2992]

​@@dianavankova8181 Close to the end, somewhere after the 'angry' part in the timestamps added by Kit in the video description.

[@agaeus]

This is the scariest type of scammer - someone who actually sounds like they know their stuff, is able to field questions (and not just force back onto script), etc.

[@FWDSUXARSE]

Right, they are shifty people and prey on people and scam the hell out of them. It makes me angry. My mom was scammed 30 years ago and luckily they caught the SOB.

[@bullschitt3666]

And doesn't sound Indian

[@TheQuietGuyAtTheBack]

@@bullschitt3666they’re not Indian????!!!!

[@skyezo]

@@TheQuietGuyAtTheBack they're clearly not american, not 100% sure if they're specifically indian but the accent is for sure fake

[@chepushila1]

@@skyezo Yes they are.

[@beckaliz]

The funniest part for me actually is the whole “Ford is still made out of steel, not plastic or aluminum”, but Ford was one of if not THE first major car company to start using aluminum for their truck body in 2015

[@RapidRedRider]

And it costs almost double to take it to a body shop 😂

[@florenbaron7111]

Yeah, Ford makes unreliable vehicles and they lie, cheat, and steal. They also cheat to not cover/honor their own warranty.

[@gbak9071]

​@WaitWhatsMyName Ford didnt create a aluminum chassis. They created a aluminum body. Their frame and chassis are steel.

[@WaitWhatsMyName]

@@gbak9071 the frame is a mix of steel and aluminum alloys

[@gbak9071]

@@WaitWhatsMyName Do they really? Forgive my ignorance, I did not know that. My apologies.

[@Seed]

Next time tell them you hear 97 miles… Not 97,000 miles just 97 miles

[@1981mello]

😂😂

[@Drakkar2992]

Or 9.7 😂

[@FireFarmer123]

"We took it home from the dealership and I just use it to go to the store every once a decade or so"

[@PSUQDPICHQIEIWC]

"It really looks good in the driveway." "... but don't you ever drive it around?" "What, and ruin how good my driveway looks?"

[@NeptuneEDM-t7r]

Nice gitar

[@J.A.Acosta]

Nothing like scammers raging and crying to fix an awful day

[@darktempest9871]

Couldn't agree more

[@jonhiggins2012]

Got off my 13 hour shift and I could not agree more

[@marcoantino2920]

"god forbid" 😂😂😂😂

[@tinaaurand8887]

I want to be a fly on the wall in the call center. 😂

[@somethingabouttractors241]

Guy was talking about people not wanting to do an honest days work while he's cheating the system himself

[@brendanhenry3171]

This is definitely one of the more well spoken scammers on any of Kitboga’s videos EVER. Scary for people that just don’t know any better.

[@tsns1]

@16:45 another fatal flaw " What do we call them in America".

[@jeffolsen7566]

So it was really a native English speaker or some kind of filter

[@pvolteminq2477]

@@jeffolsen7566 i think just someone good an an american accent, when he lists the location he pronounces the s in illinois

[@honestlywhatever]

@@pvolteminq2477 To be fair, some of my dumbass friends also pronounced Illinois with the 's' until we started making fun of them for it

[@andrewboxall2945]

@@pvolteminq2477 it's a terrible american accent though - he really struggles with sounding out the vowels it's completely obvious to me that it isn't natural - reminds me of Dick Van Dykes terrible English accent attempt in Mary Poppins

[@JayBigDadyCy]

It is unbelievable that the guy went on a political side quest. It's unimaginable that a professional would ever do something like that 🤣🤣🤣 I worked for a week at a call center selling magazine subs. It wasn't a scam, but i still didn't feel good about it. I had one call where the dude literally went on talking about his grandson and how much he loved him and what a great kid he was. Telling me about his adventures and what not lol. My manager finally came over and just hung up on him after about 15 minutes. I felt bad because it was obvious the man was lonely and just wanted someone to talk to.

[@dadaluma13]

I worked at a telemarketing center literally one day than quit. Worst job ever. And it was actually a "decent" one. Calling people who subscribed previously to something to see if they wanted to subscribe again. I'd rather work in a factory on a conveyor belt.

[@chloeandchanel7046]

I find it hard to believe he is American at all considering so many odd things he said as well as his accent that sounds very sus (like somebody trying to sound "American" but their real accent is still showing through.) Him bringing up politics (very inappropriate in this country just like if he had brought up religion for no reason!) sounds like nothing more than repeating stereotypes he heard about Americans- like assuming Ford owners are likely conservative and he is trying to butter his victim up. Again, not only are many of the things he said very strange (like weirdly adding, "as we say in America" to his story that in no way required adding thay) but as you stated, they just aren't things a normal professional would say while on the clock in this country. Just out of the blue asking customers/ strangers/ people in general their political party and how they voted isn't normal, especially for this particular conversation and situation.

[@bk83082]

Yeah because he's "required to ask" about political party affiliation.

[@phaedrapage4217]

What I learned from my very brief time working at a call center: "Yes, sir. Thank you very much sir, I will go fuck myself. Have a great evening." People don't want to buy accidental death and dismemberment insurance when they are in the middle of eating supper.

[@terranhealer]

A friend of mine worked for a call center during the summer. She said the employees there sold cocaine to get extra money and to get the Johns through the day 😢

[@megalodoff]

Mr. Lewis seems like a reasonably insane man

[@Someperson1522]

I love this character, he’s so hilarious LOL

[@azmike3572]

"Reasonably insane"...like "Comfortably Numb"...good one. I'll have to remember that!

[@jeremyheyman8952]

DO NOT REDEEM THAT MA'AM YOU DIDNT HAVE TO REDEEM THAT

[@Nayr50]

God forbid

[@NoahGragsonFan629]

0:04 Scammer really said "this is the meat processing center for your Ford F150" 😂😂😂

[@89menlo]

Yes, he really did say that. LOL

[@kamikariad]

What blows my mind is that this guy could make it as a legitimate salesperson. I've hired, trained and managed hundreds of telephone salespeople and this guy has it.

[@vladimpaler9274]

So does Kitboga 😂🤣

[@tornadosirenwednesday]

There's a lot of great minds going to waste because they don't have access to better opportunities so they resort to scamming or are trafficked into this life.

[@sandboxplayerz667]

Every salesperson is scamming a little bit, and I don't think he's a classical scammer. His insurance coverage isn't great, but that could be said for most of these companies.

[@djpegao]

Man does have charisma

[@Sashazur]

A scammer and a salesperson are both trying to sell you something. Only difference is the scammer cares even less about breaking the law!

[@jonathanna1]

That last minute was pure scambait art. We are witnessing a master at his craft.

[@beatboxx0eternal]

What a perfect reveal. The sigh from the scammer is just chefs kiss.

[@mufasta8322]

Its the best! Lol

[@xEvilRaptorx]

Such a great ending. The guy was put on a Rollercoaster of emotion at the last mins

[@No_More_Naggers]

That's because it's scripted. Kitboga is an actor.

[@xEvilRaptorx]

@@No_More_Naggers care to share evidence of this seemingly baseless claim. The only people I see claiming actors are usually scammers than are upset their scam was revealed

[@TheStevedie]

I love your ability to just completely talk over the scammers lol

[@JacobPlays136]

I worked for IT help desk stuff before and it's pretty common. Especially when you know the solution and are trying to tell them, but they keep explaining the issue further. At that point you just have to let them finish, stay patient, pull up whatever resources you need to help them, and when they finish describing it you just say "Oh yeah! I can walk you through how to fix that"

[@ParlorCityPickersDiggers]

Seriously, the best part. Cracks me up every time

[@lafelkins]

OMG it's so frustrating even listening to it! I'll bet that dude had a stroke lol

[@darrellstaples7011]

That is so funny 😂

[@Kunfucious577]

The way he can work that switchboard is very impressive. It’s hard to talk and use multiple sound effects to make everything sound natural.

[@ConeJellos]

It's refreshing to hear an American scammer. We outsource too many of our scamming jobs these days.

[@ArchitectGG]

That's not an American, that's an Indian. How many Americans do you know that say "Illinoise"?

[@patrickharrington9394]

@@ArchitectGG Easily the same number that I know who say Worshinntun (Washington), Misery (Missouri), jail-or-peenurs (jalapeno), chip-ol-tee (chipotle), and literally *dozens* of other common words that have theoretically imbecile-proof standard English pronunciations. That is to say, quite a lot, because people mispronouncing words they have no business mispronouncing is ridiculously common.

[@MrVIPGuest]

​@@ArchitectGG is this a serious question?

[@eleniminas7742]

I'm Greek and even I call tell the scammer is Indie and NOT American. Seriously? Can't tell the difference? 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ranjanbiswas3233]

That's an Indian 100%

[@carythesnail]

Kitboga might be the single content creator that I will willing watch dozens and dozens of hours with no hesitation.

[@AdamOBrien29]

If you haven't heard of morekitboga I might've just given you an early Christmas present

[@carythesnail]

Oh believe me, it’s Christmas every day in my house

[@justfloatingthrough2457]

I’m a DND fan and player (Dungeons and Dragon) so Crit Role and Dimension 20 have taken those spots for me. I only bring this up because Kit has used DND terms before so I assume he’s a player. And I also assume he’s a hell of a player considering how well he role plays different characters especially elderly women like Dawn Dewitt haha

[@Picklemedia]

Super inspirational!

[@Picklemedia]

@@kreshaun there's literally another one in this comment section. Check again.

[@drekthedestroyer2115]

Holy moly, that was probably one of the best endings to one of these scam calls ive ever seen.

[@psychedelikchameleon]

This has got be one of my favourites too 🤣

[@DMarkAgostinelli]

Great ending. Well put together. Well written.

[@JLF201]

Yes! Best. Ending. Ever.

[@Mikeq712]

Awesome ending!

[@-SSyl]

I'm so happy you were finally able to get one of these warranty scammers. It's been a long time coming.

[@platty9237]

Agreed. I almost got suckered in to one just this week, as I got a new-used car a couple months back. I snapped out of it once they asked for an activation payment.

[@brianloger8243]

That is good that this video was uploaded as well. I have never ever been into any of these calls before or any other calls from Scammers. I am surprised about that.

[@meeco_o]

​@@platty9237q

[@edwardmiguez6995]

@@platty9237 Hello Platty9237, this is Mike Jackson from the Ford Warranty Program. We have found your Ford Vehicle in Mexico with 87 pounds of drugs and blood in the vehicle. We can resolve the issue with just four thousand dollars in Target gift cards.

[@arnold8746]

@@platty9237 come on now.

[@ellebrown7821]

When the wife said “we don’t have a ford” I almost pissed my pants. This is too good.

[@WardenPhi]

“No one wants to work these days,” said the scammer

[@LeftAndStressed]

Not excusing stealing at all, but for some of these guys who work at these scam call centers, they don’t have many other options. I’ve spoken to a lot of scammers across the last few years and some of them live in countries where good honest work is very hard to find

[@nandrolonedecanoate250mg]

@@LeftAndStressed there's always work to be done. A country never has a shortage of jobs so severe to make people turn to scamming. Let's not forget you were taking the words of a scammer after all so it was probably all bullshit anyways.

[@LeftAndStressed]

@@nandrolonedecanoate250mg that’s not remotely true. Many countries and cities within those countries do have job shortages for people with limited skills or no skills. For some of these lower level scammers at these call centers, english fluency is their only valuable skill, but legitimate call center jobs are flooded with applicants and it can be difficult to get one of those jobs. And in Karachi, Pakistan specifically, one of the scam capitals of the world, they’re facing a serious job crisis that’s left some people fleeing the country to find work. So again, while I’m not making excuses for stealing and scamming, it’s easy to point fingers when not in a desperate position like some of these people are. Now of course the majority of scammers probably enjoy scamming and are genuinely bad people, but even Kitboga has encountered several people who felt hopeless and wanted out but felt there was no other way

[@zatzu9618]

@@LeftAndStressed Bro there is no excuse for doing a crime. Poverty is not a legit excuse to steal or scam people lol.

[@yanpro8844]

No one wants to work, just like me.

[@tomc5435]

I love how his character seemed like his biggest concern was the validation of being chosen by Ford.

[@MrCotchios]

That fake laugh with Kit laughing for real in the background is killing me every time.

[@marilynhaycock3476]

I love how fast you can come up with stories and tactics to trip them.

[@eldaremington341]

Brooklyn ? The accent? What is the point? Trying to steal the car?

[@shelleywooley6812]

I'm imagining the guy in the background yelling, yelling at someone's grandparent, bullying them into being scammed. It makes me so angry. Thanks for doing what you do.

[@blurrble5]

I'm pretty sure that was Campbell raging about this crazy old man he had to talk to for an hour 😂

[@shelleywooley6812]

@@blurrble5 Ohhhh, that makes me feel better. Thanks! :)

[@mudawott]

​@@shelleywooley6812Yeah, Kit was talking to the other scammer about how Campbell (the og scammer who was yelling) sounds stressed and they should put him back on.

[@kypy4608]

Yeah heard him saying "I have to follow protocol" probably talking about how he couldn't just say he worked for ford and that it was bumper to bumper

[@py_a_thon]

For once, I don't feel like a shill when I say: "please share this content in direct messages with family and friends". I would say to share it on facebook and socials...yet then maybe his cover would be blown more often. Loose lips sink ships as they say. God forbid THAT happens. Hahahahhahhaha. God forbid he would have to learn how to do more accents to disguise his voice...

[@ArronMCFC]

This scammer was actually quite charasmatic and said alot of the right things. Scary stuff, I am just glad that Kit was on the call with him for this long and not someone potentially gullible. Love you Kit

[@andyroberts4387]

*a lot

[@djpegao]

Yeah, the man had a lot of charisma and a very good accent (his home accent slipped from time to time) it's scary how legit it sounded

[@rodolfo5651]

idk he was pretty repulsive. hes a magat

[@vincentknws]

​@@rodolfo5651 why does his political beliefs have anything to do with anything?

[@m4sherman340]

@@vincentknwsHe’s trying to spell Maggot not MAGA. As in the bug that turns into flys.

[@keithdf2001]

Once they tell you the call is being recorded you are under no obligation to tell them that you are also recording. Good job

[@May-scribbles]

The stock footage of the scammer idly pushing a toy car back and forth is GOLD.

[@KatalystMacabray]

I work in a dealership service center. We've had a couple folks come in, expecting to have coverage, but had fallen for one of these scams. I always feel so bad.

[@grimspyder0001]

They sell these damn "warranties" at dealerships. Real dealerships not just the corner lot ones. It's big money and everyone is in on it.

[@amiatanamedmichelle5539]

Yup, me too. I currently have a gentleman who has a warranty I’ve never heard of with an engine knock in my shop right now. The first time I called them I told them the customer complaint, that the technician confirmed the noise is coming from inside the engine. They were really sketchy about how they said the customer needs to authorise teardown for cause of failure. “He needs to approve the whole diagnostic and provide maintenance records”. I get his authorisation to take his shit apart. Intake cam lobe 7 was completely fucking destroyed. Called the company back. They said, and I quote, “He has an exclusionary contract, everything BUT powertrain is covered”. I damn near crawled through the phone and choked them out. IF HE DOESNT HAVE POWERTRAIN WHY DIDNT YOU SAY THAT WHEN I SAID THERES AN INTERNAL ENGINE NOISE

[@f0r3v3r_]

Major dealer sold us our van and convinced us to purchase the extended warranty. We knew the scam, but thought since the dealer was involved it was reputable. The real lesson is the long-term business lost. I will never purchase a "warranty" on a vehicle ever again. I will also do my own work or go to any other shop now, before I will EVER return to that dealer. Should I live that long, at this rate I will likely need to purchase at least 4 to 5 more vehicles in my lifetime, minimum. Not counting other family vehicle replacements over time. Neither I, nor any of my kin will ever purchase from that dealership for the rest of our lives. And if any other dealer I ever encounter mentions an extended warranty during purchase, I will get up and leave on principle. And I don't finance - I buy. I can thank them for teaching me a point about sales and trust. A few years older now and I wouldn't be as critical without their exploitation.

[@eko4749]

​@@amiatanamedmichelle5539Chevy

[@Lycan_24_7]

I don't trust any dealerships, especially their mechanics. Everytime I would get my car repaired by the dealer I would have to inspect it. Unplugged sensors, lose bolts have been found. My friend is a dealership mechanic and he explained all the tricks his coworkers played on people. Find and test out a good mechanic and stick with them!

[@desertlightning7335]

I didn't realize that the DMV could legally sell your data. That's insane. There really needs to be laws passed that prevent _any_ government entity from selling any personal data unless explicit permission was given.

[@Fetidaf]

Good luck getting that to happen, look at who’s benefitting from it…

[@fedos]

My state has an opt-in box that they expect you to check to allow them to do it.

[@dougiesherwin9591]

Would you like to pay more state taxes? Asking for a friend.

[@DeltaOfNothing]

@@dougiesherwin9591how is this relevant to data protection??

[@fedos]

@@dougiesherwin9591 Yes, if it means the state isn't selling my personal info.

[@terrytwotoes3225]

Never just do something because the person on the other end seems confident

[@zippie6]

Ya gotta admit , the sales guy is good and has an answer to just about everything. LOL

[@ansel569]

yeah, its definitely more of a legit operation that other scams

[@penguinscrumbles1402]

If his accent wasn't terrible sure

[@notme2day]

@penguinscrumbles1402 Get out of your gaming bubble and travel America and you'll be exposed to a litany of accents like this guy has.

[@permabearxbt]

@@penguinscrumbles1402 literally the best sounding scammer I've heard wtf are you smoking

[@badlarry172]

a better class of scammer definitely, even a better accent imitation. i suppose it makes them more dangerous though.

[@cbrn_monkey5621]

This has to be my favorite, or very near my favorite. Hilariously delaying the scammer for over two hours. The culmination of Denver’s wife revealing he doesn’t own a Ford anymore is icing on the cake. Superbly done!

[@charlesfranks1902]

There are 3600 seconds in an hour, so Campbell still had another 1200 seconds to go. He got let off easy.

[@Blas4ublasphemy]

This one and the call with the wife who's husband filled the house with microwaves!

[@Subsonic_One]

​@@Blas4ublasphemyTHE popcorn was hilarious

[@zacharydoser8536]

Kitboga, I’m a loyal subscriber to your channel for over a year now. What still warms my heart is your ability to interrupt the scammers right at perfect moments. Your laughs interjected at the right moment in the conversation is epically masterful.

[@Tobeesho]

So true. It's uncanny how his interjection is so perfectly timed - every time. I happen to have also heard this one live. Campbell drank his own soup.

[@bindig1]

Always, always go by the old saying "If it sounds too good to be true, then it probably isn't true". If these car repair plans were so good, why would anyone buy a new car? Ridiculous

[@happilyham6769]

One older lady that was just smokin'. Princess Diana.

[@larsgrass1899]

Pun intended?

[@zacharydoser8536]

Totally agree. His interruptions are masterfully timed.

[@djpegao]

the interruptions have another subtle purpose, to trow them off the script, you'll notice some of them lose their train of thought and lose track of their scam

[@keishamarsielle3990]

It kills me when he’s silent when they are and the moment they begin talking he starts going at it 😂😂😂😂

[@supertoasting1011]

and talking over someone IRL is actually really difficult, at least for me. so its also a skill

[@jwcopple]

I've worked in dealerships in service for 25 years. I always hated when someone would come in with one of these service contracts. I felt bad for the usually elderly person.

[@frederick6570]

Well, dealerships are also scammers. The mark up at a dealership service department is outrageous especially considering the 9n the job training tech they employee

[@jwcopple]

@@frederick6570 dealers are more expensive than independent shops. The technicians often stay at dealers that pay well and are sent for training regularly. You are paying for an experienced, specialized technician for your brand of automobile. Dealers also back up their work and have at least a 12 month guarantee if not 24 months or longer on repairs for parts and labor on defective parts. After market parts are not the same quality as factory parts. Dealer repair equipment is usually superior to independents because they can afford to buy it. For my money I want to invest in my second most expensive purchase only my home being more expensive. You get what you pay for. If you want to go cheap that's personal prerogative.

[@Aditya-wg3lp]

@@frederick6570question do you have a car?

[@jackskudlarek3138]

​@@Aditya-wg3lpthe cost to fix my radio after it was factory reset was either 300$ at the dealer, or 20$ from a third party shop. Are you going to tell me a 1000% increase isn't a scam?.... And that's my radio...the muffler repair I got cost me 37 bucks for a guy to weld some metal over the hole....or 5 grand at the dealership to COMPLETELY REPLACE a dinked muffler. I got a near 10 grand value for a Benjamin....and I also got lunch with the change. Not to mention the one time I had a dealer specific issue (my key for stopped working and I needed a new key fob)....it wasn't fixed...I was supplied a new key/key fob that was unresponsive....what fixed tge issue was a hammer, the most basic effort, and super glue. I replaced tge batteries myself and I only paid the dealership 300+ dollars!....to fix a problem myself. I could have just copied my key and replaced the batteries in my broken fob for 30 cents.... I understand the theory that things get cheaper as you pay for more quality but it's not exponential. It's a bell graph. At a very quick point it starts to cost far more than it's worth to keep a 20 year old car factory new. I need my car for 2 years, not 200.

[@kusucks991]

I thought the scam was that there was no actual service contract, it was just a snatch and run What would happen, when you saw "one of these"? Like, does every claim get endlessly denied, or does your shop not work with that company and neither does anyone else, and they're screwed that way? I'm curious I had a legitimate one from the pre-owned dealership. 4 years, 48k miles, paid like $2800 for it. It paid out about that same amount of money over that 48k miles over maybe 3 major repairs. No restriction on where I could take it (that I was aware of or ever had a problem with).

[@jacen51423]

I genuinely was not prepared for the final punchline of Kit messing with these guys for over 2.5 hours and I ended up laughing so hard it hurt a little bit

[@JLF201]

Does anyone know if he had that planned from the beginning or if it was a spur of the moment thing? It's great either way. I was just wondering if Kitboga was as surprised by the ending as we were.

[@rjroninn9043]

​@JLF201 I watched the live stream, for context they called Kitboga, he had no idea originally what type of scammers these people where. Presumably Kitboga Thought they had gotten his fake information from someone who sold it. But during the call he stated to the live stream about the idea about having his "Wife" remind Luis that the Ford was sold for a car. So it was spur of the moment, but waited for a great time to destroy the scammers whole day!

[@MrCotchios]

That was true comedy gold.

[@tokinokie]

We drive a Prius xD

[@LW62FL]

Be honest, LOL, it hurt a LOT....hahahahaha!

[@DiscoStuLikesDiscoMusic]

These guys let themselves be seen for who they are repeatedly in the conversations. They’re selling you a warranty, but then he talks about insurance fraud. One time when you told the first guy about how he works for Ford he starts laughing like a maniac when he realizes that you honestly believe the bullshit that’s coming out of his mouth. I love your videos you’re my new favorite channel.

[@Lurch4you]

I had one of these " Extended Warranty " calls call me a few months back. I made up over 20 cars that I own. All of my cars qualified! Examples: 2020 Pontiac 2018 Studebaker 2019 Packard Anyone who knows a little about cars, knows I was " yanking their chain ". After over 3 hours of being on the phone with them, they finally realized I was wasting their time. They cursed me out & hung up. A few weeks later, they called back. I heard a female voice say " this guy plays games. He makes up cars & wastes our time. HANG UP! ". They've never called again!

[@FanOfVacuums2]

I have a friend who did a similar thing claiming to have weird things like a Trabant and a Yugo to a similar reaction from them.

[@vehicles_n_stuff]

I wonder if I should get an extended warranty for my 2019 Oldsmobile or 2021 Saab

[@Sashazur]

I could use a warranty for my 1983 Family Truckster.

[@wittypseudonym]

I don't even know a little about cars and even I get it. props to you for leading them on and wasting their time!!!

[@ABCEasyas--]

“Hey, can you transfer me over to that tramp? I guess nobody else is “playing games” with her.”

[@Jeff-yz3on]

My dad is 80. His mind is starting to go. I could easily see him falling for this.

[@meganadams7274]

Aww bless. I hope he's still doing ok though!

[@LisaBrown-wy9hi]

Mine is the same. I know my dad would fall for it too.

[@bjkarana]

Get power of attorney if you haven't already. My mom and uncle had to deal with medicare scammers quite often when my late grandmother's Alzheimer's started impacting her judgement.

[@LisaBrown-wy9hi]

@@bjkarana good advice!!

[@perryrush6563]

My grandparents did. Luckily my dad and my uncle dealt with it. Sadly many grandparents will fall for it vs wasting their time.

[@birdieerdie2349]

Kitboga is the KING of talking over a scammer. Pure masterclass in clowning.

[@grekounas]

The look of joy on kitboga's face when the scanner says he's been talking to a holes all day is absolute gold.

[@familyandfriendsadventures5782]

Duuuuuuuuuuuuuuude, The talking over the scammers is not only hilarious (and agitating) but you're a freaking virtuoso at it. I simultaneously love and rage at it while watching these, I love it so much.

[@Darth0308]

Right, made my skin crawl but loved it lol, the laughing took me out.

[@Topofthehill777]

The old man exaggerated laughs are sooooooo damnnnn funny😂😂😂 it’s so accurate and anyone who deals with the elderly in sales or service environments knows it. I love this 😂😂

[@maximem3464]

Kit's character in this one was absolutely hysterical, the laughter was insane and he seemed to genuinely enjoy playing him 😆

[@Just_In_credible6]

These car warranty people are fun because they assume a lot of things and if you know a little bit about cars then you can really have fun with them.

[@FedkaSlovanich]

@@Just_In_credible6holy smokes! do you think you can cover my honda? *hour in mentions its a lawnmower*

[@antondovydaitis2261]

Kitboga is the greatest comedy team since Abbott and Costello.

[@queenb1119]

Campbell in the background losing his shit about following protocol and being in recovery has me in tears I'm laughing so hard! 🤣

[@mortarchelle6411]

Omg that killed me too. The graphic of "Campbell" screaming with the mega phone in the background 🤣🤣

[@reactcirca]

I'm trying to not die in laughter while at my office..

[@Flocattdancing]

The punchline is the best part. I didn't see that coming. I laughed so hard. If Kitboga could hack into their webcams and get their face on a T-shirt for that moment, he could sell a million of them. He destroyed the guy.

[@Ferriswheel31]

Between that and hearing the guy pounding on the desk just before that makes it even better.

[@totoluca]

I almost got scammed like this when I bought my own car on my own insurance in my name for the first time a few months back. Didn't even question them because they knew my make, model, and VIN of my car. Gave them my card info and asked them if they could charge it a week later because I hadn't been paid yet (they were asking for $300/month). Then I brought it up to my mom and sister and realized that I already had car insurance I got at the dealership that wasn't associated with them and they had the address where I live now (where they sent the letter) that isn't the permanent address that the dealership has. Managed to cancel my card before they could charge me. Everything was so legitimate that it even threw off a relative who is an attorney. They are getting super sneaky. And it's not like I'm someone older and maybe easier to fool. I'm in my twenties. You doing this kind of stuff really does help people.

[@majora919]

They don't tell their employees it's a scam, so If they don't find out somehow they believe they are providing you with a legitimate service which helps a ton with their confidence

[@badsanta518]

young people can be very naive

[@kusucks991]

I was almost in your position and it was even worse for me -- I literally had purchased an extended warranty from the dealership, and I was aware it had expired, and I was actually interested in purchasing another one because the first one was already worth it (paid for itself and now the car is obviously even older than when the policy started)

[@Lucifer___-]

If you bought insurance at the dealership and you fell for this, you deserved it

[@kusucks991]

@@Lucifer___- No, I didn't fall for it, but only because I never called back. I certainly would have done my own research and reached out on my own for security purposes regardless but I'm just saying you're wrong, it was not obvious at all and to someone not as well versed it's totally plausible they could have fallen for this one Again, just saying you're wrong and it's not that obvious. Your comment was so obviously wrong and useless (because it was pre-debunked by what you replied to) that I don't know why you typed it and actually hit Send...

[@garypinholster1962]

I love how much he talks over the scammers and the scammers just go with it.

[@Tibarr]

This is a refreshing video. Not that I have a problem with the other vids, but it's nice to see an american scammer get his time wasted as well.

[@marz7102]

Please do more videos with these types of scammers. They’re more realistic than most of the other scammers in my opinion, and therefore more dangerous. There’s plenty of companies that I can think of that are like this. Go after the ones that claim you’ve won a free cruise, free gift card, etc.

[@hawaiianshirts4715]

Since I started getting the extended warranty calls YEARS ago, I've wanted to find out what the endgame is and how the scam works. Now I know! None of them have stayed on the line long enough for me to find out. They don't like it when I ask what a warranty is: "Is it part of the engine, or what?"

[@JLF201]

​@@hawaiianshirts4715Ha! I still get "urgent" notices that my car's warranty is about to expire and I need to act quickly to extend it. I'm pretty sure my warranty expired like 5 years ago, so there really is no upcoming event, much less an urgent one.

[@patricknez7258]

You are so good at cutting them off and talking over them, and just all-around getting under thier skin and getting them to freak out 😂 It's a gift. You have honed this ability and now you are a master! Well done Sir!

[@spectrumwarrior9560]

As a former call center employee it brings my heart joy to hear these scammers rage. The frustration is real 🤣🤣🤣

[@distortioncomplex]

For real. And the interruptions mid sentence kill me. They make me boil usually. But in this case, its amazing to watch.

[@poochiew.9302]

Ugh this guy. When I was hospitalized in 2020 one of these car warranty companies actually called the room I was in. I was so mad that I got my hopes up that it was a friend or family calling.

[@joshuaaugustini-ep7ow]

Campbell really is SCARY good, I hope he sees this and decides to change his ways. He could be a great salesman making an honest living.

[@pleasegetajob]

Honest salesmen.... Kinda like Jumbo Shrimp 🦐 lol .... capitalism is greasy like that.

[@loafylemon]

Honest salesman is an oxymoron.

[@scottsmith5623]

My father was a lifelong salesman… used cars, new cars, rv’s, outdoor patio furniture you name it he sold it… if I told him I’d give him a million dollars if he didn’t lie for 24 hours he’d just immediately say “F that can’t do it forget it”

[@etielrincon]

Honest politician

[@Kunfucious577]

He is really good. It’s his ability to have no remorse for lying. He’d be a good car salesman.

[@BimmerWon]

Scammer: “How many miles on your car?” Kitboga: “97” Scammer: “97,000 ok” Kitboga: “No, 97”

[@milletmongoose]

I love that you detail the actual scam and what to watch out for. This makes the video informative on top of being entertaining.

[@FamilyFigureHunters]

Not covered: "Any mechanical breakdown caused by normal wear and tear". Yep pretty much covers everything.

[@jmeier37]

Kitboga, PLEASE do more car warranty scammer videos. this was one of the most hilarious videos i've ever watched, genuinely had a blast with this. Thank you!!

[@djlancematthew]

“You voted for Trump? I don’t want to warranty anymore!“ Holy cow! I never laughed so hard! That guy’s reaction was priceless!

[@arick6601]

TDSDS at it's finest ​@0x0fffff

[@raygarcia-pg7wr]

He was like crap I lost this one

[@zhennizhenni]

That was the best one yet, what hoot, the guy was soooo disappointed and frustrated. Good one KB

[@k8schu102]

Kitboga for President 2024!! Make anti-Scammers Great Again!!

[@barbaramccollum-sd8vi]

😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂❤❤

[@user-nr2ku9dk9b]

This might be my favorite call ever. You drove them insane.

[@MaxTheMentor]

Yes!!!! 😂

[@d77543020]

The nerve of this guy talking about who doesn't want to work when he's a scammer

[@zzzzz45zzzzz79]

It’s a living to some people

[@FreshPresh8888]

Right!!! He’s got some real low hangers. Astonishing.

[@TAMAKOU122]

@@zzzzz45zzzzz79 stealing from people.

[@notme2day]

Fun (SAD) Fact- While car warranties are a legal way to scam, car warranty companies are considered *legit* businesses in the US. That's why Kit did NOT give a fake VIN#. These companies really do write real contracts ... they just happen to be useless contracts and the same contract that car dealerships try to sign you up for. Some are pretty pushy about it because they can make more commission off a warranty sale than a car sale. The more you know.

[@Shaggyladd]

​@@notme2dayeven dealerships aren't that scummy.

[@Jimbodini112]

Watching Kit over talk a scammer is a work of art.!! There should be a symphony conductor behind him on the green screen little stick and all.!

[@SolidariusLive]

You are genuinely a good human. Doing the best thing ever. Frustrating horrible people

[@MultiChrisjb]

indeed, and the scammers are even worst!

[@unpopulareli7333]

@@MultiChrisjbworst?

[@MultiChrisjb]

@@logical_bystander2951 but you can tell can't you. Who the pretenders are? Usually it's pretty obvious.

[@hollyheidt6841]

His frustration was a thing of beauty

[@DanielJaegerFilms]

As an auto mechanic, this is one of my favorites 🤣

[@Marshmallow_Trees]

This scammer must’ve just had a bump of coke before answering the phone and then kept going

[@foogee5403]

Hearing you cut in as he talks was just now frustrating to ME, you got this down to an art! Well done!

[@Granadan]

As a loyal American, it is my duty to watch this 🇺🇸

[@Aro2220]

LOL it's pretty impressive that he can keep these scammers on the line for so long.

[@Hossak]

Thinking of the old and vulnerable that these guys prey on would give me energy. Kitboga is a treasure.

[@novalessthanthree]

29:22 it makes me so happy to hear how loud "Campbell" is being bow that we know other victims can hear him too

[@_indrid_cold_]

I just want to acknowlege how hard it is to own and drive (no pun intended) these conversations, never mind orchestrate something like that ending! These guys are quite skilled and are more than capable of manoevering callers into the position they want you in. The fact that you can tuck them up so easily is really remarkable... you have mad communication and interaction skills!!! Love it.

[@cynthialange5690]

His ability to piss people off breaths life into me!

[@libertyisparamount1443]

😂😂😂😂

[@baritonebroker]

God forbid…

[@consue7]

I love that Kit's energy it's at 1000% and this guy try to match it every time lmao

[@RMejia-fb7hg]

I love you show. As a senior, I have learned so much from you. I don't answer my phone or email if I don't know who it's. Thank you

[@JBRamit]

I am so glad you covered this because THIS is the type of thing I’d absolutely fall for if I ever answered the phone

[@TheRootman626]

Hahaha epic ending… “ honey we don’t have a Ford we sold it” lol the “omg” and sound of defeat in his voice was the cherry on top. Well done dude I’m laughing my ass off.

[@djpegao]

You could almost taste the pain on his voice at that moment....

[@Joze1090]

Listening to the scammet slowly lose his cool REALLY made my day.

[@BaxterBlue]

"Sweetheart, we have a Prius"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 CLASSIC!!! Spit coffee out laughing so hard. 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

[@pingislife2653]

I never knew someone else's sigh of exasperation could feel so satisfying. Rock on, Kitboga!

[@wordsrwind22]

HAHAHAHAHA the Prius twist at the end was pure gold!!!! I could hear his heartless miserable spirit break 😂😂😂

[@lindadeeds5326]

When the wife said that they didn’t have a Ford, the scammer was defeated. It was great.

[@George-W-Jenson]

Totally defeated 😂😂😂

[@gregm7969]

LOL! "Sure, yeah… I mean, no…" Kit actually put this guy's brain in a blender! He has no idea how to respond without giving himself away! 🤯🧠

[@unstabledefusion]

I love it when these scammers call me about my car’s extended warranty because I’ve never owned a car in my life. I love playing with them. If I had time to play with them for as long as you, I definitely would.

[@mike1024.]

The nice thing about this channel is there is always something he can do for lots of content. The scammers don't quit, and neither does he!