Will Scammers Notice I'm Using Windows 3.11?

[@KitbogaShow]

I don't think there will ever be a better operating system...

[@henryfreeman6113]

Agreed

[@aevity5050]

First

[@himesetsu1001]

i agree.

[@Sampsonoff]

Very entertaining operating system

[@giantswingallday7001]

Windows Really Good edition blows this version out of the water 😂 😂

[@eastsiderdude]

Never trust a tech support person who sees "C:\WINDOWS>" and assumes you have a Linux machine.

[@xapienz]

export PS1='C:\WINDOWS>'

[@johnshite4656]

To be fair, there are Linux distros that LOOK like old operating systems, but are actually Linux. Pretty sure you can get a Windows 3.1 emulator on Linux. That MIGHT be why he kept insisting it was Linux. Though the VirtualBox thing should have given it away immediately.

[@johnshite4656]

@@RubberGopher Good advice! I think kitboga was using VBox on top of Windows 10 though..... I'm so sick of Windows. Will it ever finally die and stay dead??

[@ExFragMaster]

@@xapienz HACKERMAN!

[@Bialy_1]

@@johnshite4656 "That MIGHT be why he kept insisting it was Linux." very unlikely... was doing the most basic asumption that if it is not the operating system that he knows then it must be linux(that he do not knows).

[@amicaaranearum]

Test the scammers' patience by throttling your Internet speed to 56k and telling them you're on dial-up.

[@JoejoeEng]

Yeah I'm sure that won't affect his stream at all..LOL

[@cinistello]

@@JoejoeEng he can probably figure it how to only affect the program doing the screenshare, not his whole internet speed. he's done more complex things already

[@tsuyunobradley4439]

I'd say more like 600k is the modern absolute minimum (basically how 56K was until the 2010s)

[@TheMentalLizard]

That would be beautiful

[@deelawless6768]

😆

[@tylerlee328]

The fact they’re able to screen share with windows 3.1 and not raise any red flags is impressive

[@deeb3272]

Exactly lol

[@jerseythedog]

Typically would have been a dial-up also. 😂

[@maromega432]

So maybe im just that stupid but can somebody explain please how the fuck does this work ? he didn't show how they connected but im so confused how is he sharing screen thru that vm ? Or another question if they are sharing screen thru his windows 10 how the fuck did the scammers think they have acces to the pc ? im so confused wtf

[@muhammadnursyahmi9440]

@@maromega432 black magic

[@ShadowknitezRS]

@@maromega432 You can see it at the 10th minute. He has a VM on his machine and just goes fullscreen with windows 3.11 when they connect to him

[@este5804]

15:55 "Your IP ADRESS IS BEEN HACKED". That's just beautiful.

[@user-16804]

And they're chatting each other using Command Prompt

[@Slimee44]

To me the most surprising part is that not a single tech ever questioned how they were able to remotely connect to a Windows 3.1 device in the first place.

[@ecmorgan69]

LOL That was the first thing that ran through my mind. 🤣

[@eno2870]

Same here. My first thought was that there was no way this would ever work. Nobody would look at that and think it was real.

[@justineberlein5916]

Well obviously they could, since he's using Linux

[@padraiglogue3568]

@@justineberlein5916 He's not

[@098765432qwertyuiop]

what ? the first caller knew it was linux (or a VM) because they couldnt have Anydesk on a win3.1 machine, it's pretty clear in the audio. But the naïve acting of Kitboga saves the situation.

[@KurisuYamato]

"In this computer I don't think there is any Entertainment" That's where you're wrong kiddo.

[@Carl_McMelvin]

Kiddo? Are you three years old? Cringe level 1,000,000.

[@robertbeisert3315]

@@Carl_McMelvin Well, now, be fair. He could be a mid-60's Canadian philosopher or a sitting president of a nuclear nation.

[@moonshapedabsolution]

*DOOM soundtrack intensifies*

[@djsugarc1075]

@@Carl_McMelvin kitboga is pretending to have an old lady voice, kiddo is something an old lady would say.

[@Carl_McMelvin]

@@djsugarc1075 umm no. No normal functioning adult would ever say that. Kiddo is an idiotic pet name used by indoctrinated children. Same with “doggo”. Or saying stupid shit like “bae”.

[@ryanhamstra49]

“What do you use this computer for?” “Entertainment” well he’s not wrong haha

[@mindlessautomaton]

"No you use it to make software, this is Linux" Lmao when he kept insisting it was Linux, kit was getting visibly irritated

[@frankmarano1118]

"Der' is no entertainment here"

[@ticotube2501]

@@frankmarano1118 He obviously never had access to an IBM-compatible PC in 1994... DooM was literally installed on the PC, best entertainment ever made ;)

[@TiptronicSS]

😂😂😂😂

[@SweetPappyJones]

Ski-Free!!! I have to get that right now.

[@MrFalconhead]

I cant believe he typed ERROR lol when you said 14/4. It just shows how stupid they really are, i laughed so hard lol.

[@tank1712010]

The best part is that the scammer put up with all his BS up until that point. 14/4 is what pushed him over the edge.

[@SmileReal]

17:51

[@Fatalis_4K]

"Are you using android or iphone?" "I'm using a Nokia" had me on the floor.

[@Bisirsky]

I'm still using it, cause I don't want to lose my files

[@drhank33y]

"It's quite old". RIP to all the recent new Nokia phones that are actually pretty decent Android phones.

[@zennie846]

I mean newer Nokia's run on Android...

[@Darkusaido]

I'm using a landline phone hope this help

[@DeactivatedCharcoal]

Should have said Blackberry

[@rager-69]

She didn't even flinch when you said your computer is 28 years old. Priceless.

[@siritio3553]

I don't think she even heard it. I don't think they're actually listening to what people say, there's a script in front of them, they read it and sometimes react to possibly related to the script information in some way. You could compare them to a very narrow AI actually. Their intelligence is comparable.

[@2kosistacz238]

He want help at all cost xd

[@cameronspence4977]

@@siritio3553 yep. They're essentially braindead, basically robots

[@Darkusaido]

Maybe. MAYBE she used to work with older windows

[@audizul]

Hahhaa of theyre smart they wouldn't be scammer

[@dosawoc]

That was golden. As someone who remembers the happy 3.11 days, this is just hilarious ("Notepad or Write? Are you going for more business, or..."); I laughed out loud.

[@elimanic7925]

The absolute despair of the first person when he said, "This is MS DOS...?" Was priceless. He has never seen DOS in his life, I bet.

[@Enonymouse_]

The funny part is MS made it part of the core of windows for terminal use.

[@elimanic7925]

@@Enonymouse_ Oh, DOS is used everywhere, Lowe's cash registers run on DOS.

[@Enonymouse_]

@@elimanic7925 hehe last I checked point of sale systems that weren't MS based ran on some kind of Unix/Linux type thing. I forgot what the name is but Costco used it for ages, probably still does. I've seen various fast food places run virtual machines or VT's that involve command prompt for some reason.

[@joleenphillips2415]

I wonder if the scammer was crying inside? Lmao

[@RiffRaffMama.]

If he'd seen DOS he'd have recognised the fact that this was _not_ DOS. No GUI in DOS lol (to clarify - what I meant was that DOS is command line, Windows has a GUI. When I think of using DOS, I think of typing backslashes and stuff, not clicking on folders, etc, like the scammer can in this video.)

[@TheDainerss]

Absolutely unbelievable. These scammers just bulldoze on with their scripts even after seeing Windoze 3.11.

[@Dragonfly-in9uu]

the scammer would be like: I'll just roll with it and not question my life decision on why they have an old window system

[@SuperLordHawHaw]

Even after being called out they keep going. They are devoid of any conscience.

[@basedboi3956]

I see what you did there

[@ZacklFair]

Scammers are like a computer program i guess. They can only do what someone else told them. If they run into errors, they are helpless.

[@indiancowpeedrinker9241]

indiens

[@OtherworldJudge89]

The old Windows "ta-da!" sound never ceases to crack me up every time

[@MsZsc]

old roblox pilfered it

[@aidank9893]

I just sent this video to my dad, who has been working in IT since the early 80s (and still going strong!). I wish I could see his reaction in person, but I can’t wait to call and hear his thoughts about it 🤣🤣 Thanks as always for the great content, Kit ♥️

[@arihantsingh5953]

Update?

[@neuromancer5661]

"I've been waiting to update it because I don't want to lose my files." This man is legend.

[@irrelevant_noob]

I'd have said "but i'm not sure my version even _has_ an update feature..." 😈

[@zwenkwiel816]

always hate it when hackers remove your printer drivers. I once couldn't turn in a school assignment for this very reason, I swear...

[@Chou-shi]

Mine activated the Bluetooth connected shredding paper machine just when I fell with my homework, truely evil 🥺

[@landsgevaer]

A scammer told me to take pen and paper and write down his code. The only paper I had was my homework, so I wrote it at the bottom. Then he said I *absolutely* wasn't allowed to share that with anyone. I had to tell I was buying a restaurant in Thailand for a friend instead. Teacher could not make sense of it and I failed. But fortunately I still succeeded in getting a job without a diploma. I work in Tech City Hyderabad now, solving social security crime cases, no less.

[@fangofsilver5537]

Sure it wasn´t the dog that ate it;)

[@antrog1895]

@@fangofsilver5537 nooooo it was the budgie 😆

[@MrSamialbeik]

Hackers allways go after the printer drivers 😂😂😂

[@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

"That's not your computer, you're running-- Okay that's your choice." Scammer surprisingly accepting of Grandma's retro ways.

[@johntrevy1]

Listen to your elders.

[@lox_07]

Lmao

[@KimPossibleShockwave]

I lost it when he tried to write scam messages in MSDOS, and all it was doing was spitting out "bad command", haha.

[@Legomaster-jv8ll]

How did the scammers not just immediately realize what’s going on and hang up?! Honestly! How blinded by greed do you have to be to not just immediately realize you’re being played!

[@pyp2205]

I guess they care about people's money, and not their system. 😆

[@BblastedD]

Because it's a 'work'.

[@JohnPritzlaff]

Yeah the hacking is so organized over there that they get paid an hourly wage

[@edwinf9999]

Because he is too young to know what 3.11 is.

[@monado5937]

Makes for good comedy at least

[@ravenironwing]

I love how the scammers are too young to recognize Windows 3.1 😂 He keeps insisting it's Linux.

[@GarryGri]

What modern Linux looks like windows 3.1?

[@ravenironwing]

@@GarryGri while technically any distro could with the right GUI customizations, I don't think Linux has EVER looked like Win 3.1. This scammer is just a dope. That's why I thought it was so funny he thought it was Linux. The dude is like, "I'm not familiar with this.... I know there's this other OS smart people use that's called Linux. Yah, this must be Linux."

[@grain9640]

IT IS A LINUX... IT IS FOR MAKING SOFTWARES NOT FOR PLAYING GAMES!

[@Ghost-wz7tc]

Tbh I'm almost 32 and I've been using computers since I was 4-5 and I don't recognize it either.

[@ravenironwing]

@@Ghost-wz7tc Oh you're just a youngling. Sounds like you started using computers right after Windows 95 came out. Well, back in my day Windows 3.1 was everywhere. We even had Windows 3.11 in our middle school's computer lab.

[@77jamess]

Man Windows 3.11 is beautiful. It’s probably just the nostalgia talking.

[@KurisuYamato]

Something about Program Manager just feels so good.

[@Sampsonoff]

Beautify is in the eye of the beholder I guess

[@randomrazr]

is the scammer connected and seeing windows 3.1?

[@mrnobody.4069]

Yep!

[@WalknTalknStevnHawkn]

It's from a different time where nobody had any idea if what they were doing was right. Things from that era have a very unique charm to them.

[@sunniecam]

This is the best entertainment I have seen so far. Excellent choice to pull on those scammers. It also shows that Windows 3.1 was the best Windows that existed.

[@raruther59]

“22 years ago I thought this thing was a goner … Y2K, you know …” He’s got some genius level comedic improv skills to be so consistently funny on the fly.

[@Davey656]

I was dying at that! absolutely dying

[@smithgdwg]

All you got to do is keep changing the date back before 1/1/2000, otherwise the computer will burst up in flames.

[@jk9554]

that wasn't 22 years ag... oh wait. Where did all those years go?

[@profile2047]

I remember a kid in my class bet the teacher 1,000 dollars nothing would happen. The teacher was such a cocky idiot he took the bet. And of course he didn’t pay up. He spent most of his money on stocking up for doomsday and telling people he’d shoot anyone that came for his precious food.

[@willl7780]

this guy is a fucking god ad adlib....my gods

[@skor7338]

“Which cell phone are you using - is it an android or an iPhone?” “It’s called a Nokia” 💀I can’t stop laughing! This is gold! These scammers are so desperate they believe this!

[@eduardfreak]

No Kia

[@Dudemon-1]

Yeah, I lost it at her response to that!

[@AshterGoutich]

That's bc most of them are from south east asia , where a lot of people still use it 😂

[@maklogaming8134]

The legend of nokia hahaha

[@MyHabbits]

Mark my words, Nokia 3310 will be the last thing left from humanity after the sun expands to swallow the Earth.

[@worldcomicsreview354]

The funniest bit is the mental gymnastics as they try to explain how and why hackers would break into such an obsolete system to delete an old lady's printer drivers.

[@ravaszvorosroka]

😂

[@ianmac4595]

I'm not understanding how you can be so dumb

[@deenman23]

its called ransomware,its very common,the hacker doesnt care about the files,the point is the person being hacked does lol

[@bryanfrye8770]

Yeah dude, your articulation of this is funny too. It's all so absurd

[@sanguinor5609]

@@deenman23The point OP was trying to make was that ransomeware wouldn’t even be viable on a system with a non existent install base.

[@alphabeets]

I love how you removed the voice changer and he still kept going. 😂

[@psivewri]

I'd argue that there's plenty of entertainment using Windows 3.11 😂

[@molybdaen11]

Win 3.11. was very forgiving. Only defense against viruses was a problem. Otherwise you could just shutdown your computer and restart it. Gamewise you could play clonk 3.0, tank wars, ari city, Cyberia and even tomb raider (with luck).

[@lucialuciferion6720]

Nostalgic, even though we didn't have a computer back then :)

[@ErokLobotomist]

I know I had a lot of fun with it when it was around lol

[@Megsacc]

I just remember alot of cd\ D: Wolfenstein

[@yohanan5947]

Whoa! the hours spent playing Prince of Persia, Duke Nukem, Doom and Wolfenstein. Plus the good old PacMan, Paratrooper 😂

[@ITSLD69]

i actually laughed when the scammer said " i dont believe this computer has any entertainment "

[@thriftytreasure6410]

Classic ... literally!

[@molybdaen11]

Damn millenials, they will never know the joy of tank wars :)

[@Vlad-1986]

That was brutal

[@AdamMooreGameDev]

Wait until they realize that they are the entertainment.

[@nichderjeniche]

we had exactly this windows on the school PCs and we had a lot of entertainment with them

[@ScammerTakeout]

Was this the stream where he accidentally minimized the VM to show another VM running windows 10 and the scammer was like “Ma’am why do you use your computer like this?” And Kit said “it’s a free country?”😂😂😂

[@moodyringtarotllc1624]

😂😂😂😂

[@ScammerTakeout]

Nevermind, I just got to that part😂😂😂

[@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

I didn't even realise it was an accident until I saw this comment. Thought he did it intentionally 😂

[@ScammerTakeout]

@@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep it was on purpose, I can only listen to the streams, because he streams while I’m at work. I didn’t know it was on purpose until I saw it in the video🤦‍♂️

[@melonheadwt]

Timestamp please I guess i missed it

[@yidy1]

Good job holding in all the laughter! I don't know how that's humanly possible!

[@WhyYoutubeWhy]

I love when you just casually game retro stuff and the scammers are not even getting phased.

[@danielgiovanniello7217]

Kit casually playing Ultimate DOOM while messing with scammers is so funny to me.

[@joebloggs2635]

COME GET SOME - GOD MODE

[@LexLuxray]

And while the scammer is watching too. Adds to the comedy platinum

[@rob99201]

@@joebloggs2635 Yeah, I was waiting for Duke NukeEm 3D and him pressing the voice keys for the guy. Enough for him to hear over the phone anyway. "... And I'm all outta bubble gum...!"

[@Maximspec]

"I am saving the world right now, serious endeavor"

[@bewilderbeestie]

I've never seen someone playing Doom passive aggressively before.

[@Cloud-dq1mr]

This isn't just harassing scammers, this is comedy gold! This had me cracking up. And kind of sad how little they actually understand.

[@Solid.Worlds]

Especially the 14/4 part. Priceless! 😂🤣

[@Liu-Kang-Xi]

Harassing scammers? Oxymoron

[@JohnDoeL337]

Man, legit I don t crack up at a lot of things, but this.... omg

[@jachymecek]

@@Solid.Worlds 3,5

[@mlc4495]

They read off a script, they're idiots.

[@oliverpolden]

It always surprises me how persistent they are when it’s obvious they’ve been rumbled.

[@chollettgarrett]

“It’s a Nokia” “Oh so its quite old” “No? It literally just came out in 2022”

[@Lordosvk]

I have pretty good nokia 7 plus. Amazing phone.

[@Daxter250]

@@Lordosvk nokia 8.3 user here :P

[@kylietasker50]

Nokia was good when it used Windows

[@resphantom]

@@kylietasker50 Nokia was good when I could kill a person by throwing it at them.

[@yvanrobin1992]

@@Lordosvk my Nokia 7 Plus still works after 3+ years. Love it a lot.

[@nuffens]

seeing a scammer type out messages trying his best to act like the computer had me laughing, great video man

[@CityState_of_Valletta]

That was so cute Tried to paste it in to fake it but had to type it out. I know he’s a scammer but imagining them as a new employee struggling to handle his first call almost makes me feel bad for him

[@willischwabe1324]

14/4 ERROR that was the perfect spot to fit in his copy paste scam message.

[@gabrielv.4358]

Yess ajjaajhaB87h7hHH 16:44

[@Whoami691]

Hey kit, when playing as Edna, you should have a cat that constantly jumps up hitting 'refresh' as the scammers try to edit the html. It will piss them off and when they whine about it say 'why would my cat stop you transferring my refund?'

[@floridashottest2538]

Lmao that'd be funny asf

[@beckstoy2]

Freaking good idea

[@Puunch]

I want to see that 😂

[@Tysnack]

this needs more upvotes lol

[@catherineritch6241]

Good one 😂

[@Jiucedust]

I really love the idea of a grandma installing a virtual machine with the operating system she's most comfortable with, like she googled "how to get windows 3" and actually followed all instructions carefully to install a virtual machine

[@StrangeScaryNewEngland]

I'm sure there are tons of old people out of the 7 billion+ on this planet who have actually done that. Hell, I recently saw a guy in his late 70's or early 80's who had an entire cab setup for American Truck Simulator, and I've seen the same with Microsoft Flight Sim. If they can build a cockpit or truck cab and then install everything properly, they could def get a Windows emulator. Believe it or not, there are old people who grew up with and worked on computers since the 1950's, and some of them continued to work on computers from then up to now. My now passed grandfather worked on and operated one of the first big computers while in the Navy in the 50's, and it was called a Facsimile Machine. NASA Apollo engineers would also be able to use modern day computers, even if there was a learning curve.

[@StrangeScaryNewEngland]

By the way, I'm only 33 but don't know jack about programming or code. I can install programs and games, move and copy files around, and I've even installed PS1 and PS2 emulators, but that's basically the extent of my knowledge, and I've had a computer since the dial up days back in 1998.

[@supersardonic1179]

Most of these scammers have barely graduated from the type writer, good luck getting them to operate the artistic tapestry that is Windows 3.11.

[@Tim_3100]

Be cool to see what they would do if i told them i was using windows but actually using a 1994 amstrad nc200 notebook 🤣

[@elbeetlebeasto]

Artistic? Surely you mean autistic

[@MtlkatGaming]

Commodore 64 with contiki on it

[@TheDanDude17]

I love how Kit basically broke his own "never reveal" rule on this one, out of sheer disbelief at the scammer's ignorance/arrogance.

[@moocowspots]

He's done it before and they never believe that they are talking to the same person

[@icqme8586]

@@moocowspots Marks probably all look and sound the same to scammers

[@ken-ql7qt]

....he actually does it a lot

[@awoum]

minute?

[@MikkoRantalainen]

Every time the scammers doesn't understand what they see or hear, they just continue their script in blind.

[@heck_n_degenerate940]

To be fair, trying to show someone that you can use your computer for entertainment, then typing in 3-4 different terminal commands each resulting in a different error, is about the most linux thing possible.

[@cappaculla]

It would be a Linux thing if it was Linux

[@encycl07pedia-]

They didn't result in different errors... They were extremely generic "unknown command" errors.

[@heck_n_degenerate940]

@@MANTISxB I may be an incompetent and lazy degenerate only trying to improve my tech skills once in a blue moon, but I have been using arch Linux on my PC ever since I built it a few years ago.

[@M50A1]

@@MANTISxB 30 years spent on Linux? Smh

[@dirtfriend]

@@MANTISxB i use arch btw

[@AlphaWolfMusica]

You know they are scammers when they ask if you do banking or shopping on your computer. 🤦‍♂️

[@anti0918]

You jokingly said at 3:00 that your computer has 28 MB of memory, but that was actually way more than these computers used to have. I remember it was a momentous event when I upgraded my AST Advantage computer (running Windows 3.11) from 8 MB to 12 MB for the low low price of *$300* ! (over $500 today after inflation) (Old specs: AST Advantage Adventure 6066d PC Computer, Cyrix 486DX2 66MHz processor, 12MB RAM, 540MB HDD)

[@haachamachama7]

i remember when i was a kid being unable to play Age of Mythology, like "damn, it takes 64mb of RAM! I only have 32mb!" lol, and that was when computers were already starting to get faster. Couple years back i bought a 16gb stick of RAM for my lappy for like $80 🤣

[@reezlaw]

Dude at some point I upgraded my 386SX from 1MB to 4MB of RAM

[@katrinabryce]

@Peniley Majorey You can get 128GB sticks today, so I don't think it will take 20 years for them to become the mainstream option.

[@charlesboys9674]

Doom? 🧐

[@freebite]

@Peniley Majorey That's only if they make some major breakthrough in terms of transistor density. We're running up against a pretty hard limit there...

[@Enonymouse_]

Calling these dorks a hacker is almost defamatory to people who can hack. Thanks for the chuckles Kit!

[@Rokaize]

Im not even exactly sure what their goal is? Do they try to lie to you in order to extort money out of you? I don’t even understand who this could possibly work on

[@Tomas9970_1]

@@Rokaize They target people who are not tech-savvy, show them advanced looking things they don't understand (or make something up) and claim it's a huge security issue. Then charge large amounts of money for "fixing" it. Another variant is guilt-baiting, where the scammers make the non-tech-savvy victims feel like they messed up in some way and then demand a "correction", which involves sending a lot of money. A lot of honest elderly people can fall for that. For example they can call about a 50 dollar refund but make it seem like 500 was sent instead while processing it (all fake). Then demand 450 from the victim as a "correction".

[@landsgevaer]

Imho, they are scammers, not hackers.

[@matrix2929]

No one said their hackers

[@Hugh.G.Rectionx]

scammers not hackers smoothbrain

[@TriPawrus]

Scammer trying to sound smart by saying Linux; guess he missed the OS class at scamming school. Another quality video Kit (also props to Miss 🙂) ❤

[@RustyLightningPhoto]

He’s not old enough to remember Win 3.1

[@grantramsay1486]

So long as computer is the using for a online bankings? then is have network worms, online infection, "is have the e-shoe of the hacking", and so this have eligibility for refund. So do one thing and get each and every geeft cards.

[@AnnWahlquist]

Exactly, and there's also an Icon on the desktop saying "ms-dos"

[@syxepop]

And those Indian scammers are supposed to have graduated from some school with COMPUTERS in it. They don't teach what Windows 3.11 is... 🙄🙄🙄

[@borkingdoggouwuuwuw]

The probably don't even know what windows 95 is

[@xitheris1758]

Moment dude started playing SkiFree, I was rolling! Woke my wife up. 😂

[@genghisg]

"Your IP ADDRESS IS BEEN HACKED" Weird that a computer has such poor grammar.

[@chriskaprys]

All your IP are belong to us.

[@seronimo__7735]

The grammar gets better in the Windows 4 update

[@jakeoff7885]

its an old operating system it needed time to get better with the next update lol

[@jeffflowers5489]

They hacked my zip code last week.

[@djgamble07]

All your base are belong to us

[@DweezilBubbadown]

This operating system is probably older than some of the scammers working at the call center.

[@lusimyer]

Most definetly..without a doubt lol.

[@Kelvin.id.]

Thanks now I feel old.

[@lusimyer]

@@Kelvin.id. Dont worry I AM old! Hahah

[@MrJest2]

Pretty much all of them, actually.

[@Lemon_Inspector]

Well, it was released in 1931, so what do you expect

[@Legatron17]

"What's 14 divided by 4"? "error..." I'm fucking done 🤣🤣

[@smoke412]

"The computer has like 28 megabytes of memory that outta be enough." 💀💀💀 I'm dead.

[@d1fferen7]

11:51 I lost it when he LITERALLY had the Wikipedia page and was explaining to the scammer how their own scam works! LMAO, Kit! I lost my shit. XDDDDDDDDD

[@mrvespuccia.k.ameganite1747]

It was even better when the scammer tried to deny that he was a scammer and that the page was fake. Really shows how defensive they are about their “job”

[@GuardianNamick]

@@mrvespuccia.k.ameganite1747 And even better when the scammer said "You made the page" and/or the idea that Kit made all of Wikipedia which is hilarious.

[@FlorenceSlugcat]

@@mrvespuccia.k.ameganite1747they are proud and hard workers.

[@Aylem1]

Yea that was literally perfect ahahahahahaha According to scammers, they are the only right ahahahah but guys wikipedia isn’t professional source to look information. In many countries, if you use it as a resource in universities or in a job for research you will look funny and it will lower your academic career.

[@Buli0n]

And he does it few minutes later 😂

[@stuff31]

I think the grannies that get scammed know more about computers than the scammers do.

[@XSamsaX]

We're getting there. Their "jobs" are on a time limit.

[@bernadettelanders7306]

I m a Grandmother, never been hacked. I love getting the scammers yelling at me and hang up on me. Sometimes screaming and swearing at me 😂

[@IARRCSim]

It is funny how out of character Kitboga went with this and the scammer still wasted lots of time. Kitboga played the role of some very tech-savvy old lady when scammers would be expected to waste more time on a lady that knew nothing.

[@Jimorian]

I think a lot of these call centers penalize the scammers if they're the ones that hang up the call, to make sure they don't go "soft" on their victims, which is why they'll spend several more minutes insulting Kit trying to get HIM to hang up on them.

[@Tays4]

I think Kit more just wanted to hear what bs the scammers would come up with to try and scam money since this is such a unique situation

[@ejtaylor7]

Sir what kind of phone do you have? “I have a Nokia”😂

[@MikkoRantalainen]

5:50 I think when asked if your "Nokia" phone is old the correct response would have been "I don't think it's pretty old. I think it's actually about 10 years more modern than my computer".

[@GamingDad]

You mean 5, but yes.

[@encycl07pedia-]

@@GamingDad Nokia still makes phones. They were bought out by HMDGlobal and they make Android phones.

[@LostBeetle]

Seeing them still continue to try to scam an "elderly" person on such an old machine goes to show how cold they are. An elderly person in that position likely has no family to guide them into upgrading, and they are probably broke as well.

[@CobraFat2000]

Could be also a force of habit and convenience... or the hardware still manages to do the tasks just fine. Like I heard they use Win95 machines in some universities for some software development tasks and light computing, there was an autoshop that still used Commodore 64. Same goes with phones and other hardware - one can still go and buy a Texas Instruments graphing calculator for some 130 USD. Feels like you could buy an old Win95 laptop for the money that could do so much more. "Why waste money on Magnavox Odyssey when you have a perfectly good oscilloscope at home?" is what probably someone's parent told someone at some point.

[@caex]

​@@CobraFat2000 you buy the calculator because you HAVE to buy the calculator for a class or something else of the like, not likely to be allowed to use a laptop on a test in a class

[@CobraFat2000]

@@caex Were you allowed to use graphing calculators in tests? Most of the time we had any exams or tests we had to use the regular calculators you could get for like 5 bucks.

[@davidhayes3257]

Yea but they offered him a refund 🤣

[@upthebuffer1921]

They have also been elderly for getting on 30 years

[@en0zlived395]

grandma: "were you not just caught in 4K" this gma is an UNDERCOVER GEN

[@viribusunitis8617]

So DOOM generates ads on a barely dialup-connectable antiquity. The more you know. Love your work. Also, I really miss running a system on Basic.

[@orange_idol]

When he just typed "Error..." in response so he didn't have to do "14/4" had me in TEARS 😭

[@deltav864]

First I thought he would go for a hard math problem, but this just showcases their stupidity even more.

[@ccoder4953]

I know Intel had some issues with division back then but I had no idea it was that bad. Imagine if he tried something with a repeating decimal. Or even a divide by zero.

[@ekummel]

I did this to a Microsoft scammer once. I was playing around with Windows 3.11 (because it's the first windows with built in networking) in a VM and a scammer called. I played the role of an old man. When the technician started telling me where to go, I kept saying that I can't find what he's saying...This went on for almost 2 hours and escalated up the chain to 4 different techs. Finally, the boss got on the phone and said that Windows 3.11 was too old and that I needed to upgrade. Still playing the old man, I said, "well, you're Microsoft, right? So why don't you upgrade me now while we're on the phone. I'll pay you. I got my credit card right here". He hated me telling me that because that meant I was an easy mark, but they had no way to take my money that I was so readily to part with. He kept telling me that I needed to buy a new computer. I said, why, when this one works perfectly fine. I don't need the newest and latest of everything...I told him that my 1950 Buick Roadmaster was still running great from when I bought it new. My 1949 Zenith Refrigerator still works and my Philco TV still gets the local channels! I said that's the problem with you young folk...don't know the value of things because you don't keep them long enough to value them! He insisted that he can't work on my computer because it's too old! I said, that it wasn't too old when I bought it in 1994! I said that I got a free copy of Lotus 123 and Wordstar which I still use! I kept this fool on the line for another hour! That was fun! I enjoyed myself with that one!

[@awright7963]

Love this!!! 😂😂😂

[@makyiaheastman6951]

what a legend

[@rainierr9356]

Lotus 123! hilarious, man

[@icreatedanaccountforthis1852]

Outstanding!

[@balla9282]

Where can i get Windows 3.11

[@sta1nless]

I laughed my ass off at the idea of a grandma saying 'you were caught in 4k' to the scammer

[@pippa3150]

When he typed in that there were hackers, you should have typed some fake command like "hackers be gone" and then "All hackers removed. One scammer still in place." This really was one of my favorites. Right there with Windows RG. The ridiculousness of it is unsurpassed.

[@gabrielv.4358]

YESSSSSSSSSSZSSSSSSSSS

[@QuarrellaDeVil]

C:\WINDOWS>you shall not pass

[@TheNewsInASL]

I lost it at "28 MB of memory." 11:06 - "Show me the hackers." I started using computers when Windows 95 was just becoming a thing. Watching scammers deal with Windows 3.11 was hilarious.

[@axonis2306]

28mb was huge for windows 3

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

That's probably about when I started using computers as well, given I was born in '89. Didn't do much online, mainly just played computer games like the Neverhood. Good ole Willy Trombone (of which I'm just realizing sounds like a dick euphemism 🤣)

[@crypticutopia7228]

I'm a 2000s kid (born in 2001) so first computer I ever had was Windows XP.

[@gmsvalley]

@@axonis2306 Let's not forget that Windows was starting from DOS (640KB + 384 KB UMA zone + 64KB HMA), memory management was a nightmare. Once Windows was started, it could use the EXTENDED memory, everythings above the first 1MB. Today's nothing is optimized for disk and memory space !

[@axonis2306]

@@gmsvalley These were enabled by himem.sys and emm386.exe if I remember correctly. Right ?

[@bpdmf2798]

I love that the scammers are mad and reacting like they are being stolen from because "they're at work" when they are the thieves.

[@MrKotorX]

I actively have told scammers that I'm going waste there time and give them no information and they are free to hang up anytime. They stayed on the line with me for half an hour cussing me out and calling me a scammer I said I've told you this whole time you could hang up and move on your actively chosing to stay on the line with me

[@Tressie13]

Indian...

[@JennyGavinWear]

Hilarious. I'm 62 years old and had a long career in IT. So glad to kniw my old skills still have a use!

[@OligoST]

Listening to scammers try to answer basic computer questions brings me so much joy

[@vivien9406]

One thing I can tell... my grandma were using DOS and Win 3.1 in the 90's and I'm sure that she's more professional in handling computers than those scam tech support guys... :D

[@mariobros1594]

That's for sure

[@MsCarolM]

I'm in that same age bracket - we definitely are, LOL!

[@thecynicalaussie]

So was I and I'm only 61

[@vivien9406]

@@thecynicalaussie She's 78

[@nrnoble]

"The hackers have installed Windows 3.11 and deleted all your files. To stop the hackers you need to spend all your money in your bank account to buy Target gift cards. OK"

[@Liquidcadmus]

"we're doing everything for the people, we're not asking for money or anything" Hahahaha!

[@thisIsSomeShite]

12:40

[@userjen229]

How did they not scam him on “fixing his computer” that’s easy scamming right there. “Mam in order to give you the refund we need to fix your computer. I will transfer you to the computer fixing department”

[@ExValeFor]

they really can't function outside their script, it's insane. these people just can't improvise to save their lives

[@pinkflametheepic]

@@ExValeFor yeah they honestly suck as scammers. Any true con man knows how to yes and into oblivion though you can end up with a cult if you do that too much

[@artbargra]

@@ExValeFor That's the funniest part. When a scambaiter forces them to deviate from the script, you can actually hear them struggling to form a coherent sentence in English. It's hilarious.

[@ExValeFor]

@@artbargra IMO the best ones are those who have 3 entire braincells and actually do strart improvizing. Abel for instance is an all time favorite, he really put his heart and soul into the script, he understood the *heart* of the scam. Really though we're lucky so many of them are bottom feeders, we don't want scammers that are actually competent.

[@florianellerbrock8922]

That's how it works if you are dumber than bread you can't improvise

[@anthonywooldridge1158]

This made my day. We went from Scambaiting with Windows RG, Windows 95, and now the legendary Windows 3.11!! God Bless you Kit, my wife and I love watching your videos.

[@lesliemills3153]

How far back can he lure 'em? Commodore Basic? Amstrad? I'd give full marks if he got them on the Atari 2600 computer system (they had a BASIC add on, IIRC).

[@brandon9172]

Yes man

[@johnshite4656]

I would like to see them navigate an extremely laggy and buggy Windows ME system. Seriously, it was worse than Vista as far as quality goes. Make sure there are hundreds of programs installed and a thousand icons on the Desktop, so many that you can't see them all as they are off-screen. And maybe a ...... goofy dog.... for the Desktop background. Perfection.

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

Now he needs to install CP/M and see how they deal with that.

[@Spectoral_on_SPOTIFY]

That VM reveal to the clueless scammer absolutely killed me 😂

[@riderzinc]

Playing skifree in the middle of talking about online banking had me dying loool

[@jaredchampagne2752]

This guy is an actual super hero and should get government funding to do this...its a public service.

[@MTFOphantom]

I always said all of the youtubers with their unique scambaiting tactics could make a super anti scamming task force. They could even train people wanting to get into scambaiting how to do so safely and effectively.

[@leringustafsson1717]

I agree.

[@lieke9460]

Government funding is like toxic waste

[@jaredchampagne2752]

@@lieke9460 to a cause this great though? Nah

[@DigitalPsyche]

What does it tell you that the market, such as it is, supports Boga while the government will not? The government ruins everything it touches. Leave Boga alone!

[@alexmichelle7721]

Watching your videos literally saved my dad‘s ass the other day. True story! never would’ve thought in 1 million years that watching random videos on KZbin would actually do any good. Watched one of your scammer videos a couple months ago and I actually saw it happen in real life while I was at my fathers house the other day. I knew immediately what was going on. I didn’t get there in time before they actually transferred money from his Charles Schwab account but I was early enough to get in touch with Charles Schwab compliance and fraud prevention and you probably saved my dad thousands so thank you!

[@SteveJones172pilot]

THIS is why everyone watching this needs to make sure all their family and friends who may be computer illiterate know to be very suspicious..

[@faunatide]

@@SteveJones172pilot my dad is the type who is very tech illiterate, but thinks he is way smarter than he actually is. we literally left him alone in the house for 2 hours while my mum had to get surgery and in that time he got called by a scammer (not sure how often you get this specific one in other countries but in the UK a common scam call is someone pretending to be an ISP and threatening that your internet will be shut off if you don't comply). in just that short amount of time they were so threatening and urging that he was convinced by them even though we didn't even use the ISP they were imitating. he has brain damage meaning he struggles with critical thinking and so he did the entire thing of installing a remote access software and logging into the savings account. the only reason they didn't get away with it is because they got greedy and tried to take _everything we had_ and the bank saw a bunch of transfers of £3000+ multiple times into a random account, it flagged up some kind of fraud detection, and they stopped every transaction and froze the account. don't get me wrong my dads a dickhead and I don't like him, but even despite how I feel about him it made me so fucking angry. how can they so callously trick a clearly confused and disabled old man, who was saying the entire time "oh i'm really not sure I should be doing this, I'm worried, my wife deals with the money but she's having surgery" and still sleep at night? we live below the poverty line, if they hadn't been so greedy and not flagged the fraud detection they'd have literally ruined our lives. it was genuinely so surreal to come home and see the exact remote access programs that I see in scam baiting videos installed on his pc. I backed up his important files and then wiped the whole pc just to be on the safe side. we had to have a serious talk with him about what to look out for in scams and especially that its always better to be suspicious and he no longer has the login for the savings account (at his own request). I agree so much, please please talk to your friends and family who might be vulnerable to these kind of scams! it literally ruins lives

[@alexmichelle7721]

@@SteveJones172pilot absolutely! Not only did my dad suffer emotionally from this but physically as well. He used to be quiet the alpha male and ran a large company back in the day. He had a stroke last year and is now almost child like in his behavior. This was a VERY upsetting experience for him coming to the realization that’s he’s not all there anymore and his baby girl (even though I’m old now too) had to rescue him. He was very appreciative but extremely humiliated and it broke my heart. These scammers are scum of the earth. So grateful I watched these videos. Everyone should share with their family and friends.

[@SteveJones172pilot]

@@alexmichelle7721 So sorry to hear what you're going through (and him!!) I have the same situation going too.. 85 year old stepfather who used to own and run a software company before becoming a lawyer, but he's had a few small strokes and now gets very frustrated he can't really understand the computer anymore. Getting old sucks, but it beats NOT getting old I guess.. Anyone who would take advantage of someone like this are definitely scum as you said!!

[@molybdaen11]

@@faunatide Hey, we all have trouble inside our familys. This does not mean that outsiders can be forgiven to give trouble to our family members. After we dealt with them, we can go back to fight against each other as usuall :)

[@arrestedeffort]

Oh man, these just keep getting better and better. I lost it when the scammer tried to claim DOOM gives you ads which somehow lets you get hacked. 🤣

[@talbottsands3560]

Bruh, I installed doom on my calculator and got hacked. He's right...

[@dust_gale3108]

Playing doom while screen sharing is just diabolical 😂

[@zepryspet]

This was hilarious! Lol next time just create a VM where every program they try to run or every command they try to execute opens doom. You'd have to change the binaries, icons and create some aliases but that'd be golden.

[@teekay851]

amazing

[@speculesgorgoth4055]

My friend changed the theme in my computer so everytime I clicked on anything it went ROAAaarrrr using the doom game sounds and I couldn't shut it off

[@ravenf6283]

Priceless 🎉😂😅

[@kamalionify]

YES!

[@kebab_hill]

funny, but there's an issue, you can't replace those shortcuts.

[@brianegendorf2023]

The best was when a "Microsoft Tech" called about my windows errors, when I was running a Linux system. And when I explained that I'm not even using Windows, he straight out called me a liar and told me he could see what I am doing on my computer! I laughed at him and hung up.

[@dj-murlock]

I wonder what wouldve happened if you didnt hung up

[@flinch622]

Last I checked, anyone on the phone with MS was deep into existing problems - the $350/hour kind that are the developer variety. MS never cold calls desktop users.

[@WarcraftIsForVirgins]

@@flinch622 absolutely never. Too bad most don’t know that

[@notthatntg]

why would microsoft even call you if you were running linux

[@brianegendorf2023]

@@notthatntg They wouldn't....Dude was a scammer.

[@DJReacts777]

Network Architect here….. This is pure GOLD. I rarely comment but putting Win 3.1 on a vm to see how they’d act is just priceless. They kept thinking it was Linux….. do they try the same scams with *nix distros or is it OS specific? Scamming scammers looks like fun. I’d spend all day playing with them. You’ve got an endless supply of fun right there!

[@domenicdevries]

It’s impressive that grandma is running a virtual machine and he is still going and doesn’t realize. I can’t even do that.

[@AdamWestish]

I'm so glad he's doing this, he should get a grant for providing a public service for harassing these jerks

[@Scott.Sandifer]

I'm surprised they don't hang up immediately. When I get calls about extending my car's warranty they always hang up when I say it's a '67 Chevy.

[@realsentientpotato]

Same whenever i say it's a horse drawn carriage. First dude said "come again sir" and when i repeated it and said "the name's pretty self evident dude"

[@elliottwhite5990]

Try 2017 Honda CRF 250l rally

[@jst7714]

I always say "It's a 1953 Studebaker Champion"

[@techmaster170]

I tell them I have a 2019 Nova. One person told me to go fk myself once haha

[@ValdTegor]

A friend got one of these calls while we were hanging out on Discord. He put them on speaker for the whole group to enjoy. The car warranty scam script starts with them trying to get you to tell them what car you have. He answered in variations of "Which car?". Consistently implied he owns more than one, without spelling it out for the scammer. Kept pressuring the scammer to identify which specific vehicle he is calling about. Cue 5 minutes of "Which car?" "Your car" "Which car?" as the scammer cycled through his script lines, trying to get the make and model of "the car".

[@TudorRosesTapes]

I love Kit's videos because they're both entertaining and educational! I've learned a lot from watching him and other scam baiters. Yesterday my knowledge was put into action when I was checking out at Dollar General and happened to notice a man who was on the phone with someone while looking at gift cards. The more I observed, the more warning signs there were that a scam was in progress. I alerted the cashier and she went to see what was going on. As I left, I saw the man walking out, no longer on the phone and having bought nothing. Thanks to Kit bringing awareness to how these scammers operate, someone was spared becoming a victim.

[@CAMarg-zs1xq]

You are amazing for speaking up and trying to save someone from being scammed

[@radaro.9682]

Dollar General must pay you real well for you to protect their property like that.

[@DeathOrb93]

This one was absolute gold. One of my favorite videos of yours!

[@j4v4x]

"Hello Microsoft? I think my computer's gained sentience." I've never laughed so hard!!

[@LabMatt]

I started messing around with computers around the Windows 95 era, but this is still so nostalgic to look at

[@ocpd23]

Your IP ADDRESS IS BEEN HACKED

[@ThePrufessa]

Windows 95 is nostalgic. This is just arcane.

[@davidrofulowitz7538]

It's so funny watching Kit trying to hold himself back from laughing hysterically, lol!

[@alysha2162]

That’s my favorite part!

[@Financialcoachchris]

These scammers are so committed. I haven't laughed so hard in a long time. So many memories.

[@channelnotavailable32]

"it's called a NOkia!" "I'm a little busy right now" playing doom "I'm saving the world right now" I'm fucking dying right now

[@donatasbernotas1172]

That was nuts.

[@chucknorris2418]

How this dude doesn't burst out laughing or have the patience to deal with these assholes in general is a mystery to me. When they call me I get fed up after 10 minutes and tell them to hurry up and beg for gift cards. For some reason they hang up immediately. 😆🤣😂

[@abn10000000000]

Same longest I've been able to last is 2 minutes. Gotta work on my stamina...

[@ian-c.01]

@@nad663 I hear that voice on the phone trying to steal from my 90yr old mother and I'm RAGIN !

[@grantramsay1486]

Level 7 techkneeshin detect many of the echoes, I must the terminationeds a hackers and each and every wirus

[@markdragon9395]

the more people like us who know this kind of scam well we make these scammers waste time and the less time they have to scam people who unfortunately fall into this kind of scam.

[@acclemaali8530]

Lmao

[@blastem]

This OS is older than most of the scammers. Their reactions to it are hilarious!

[@BurgerKingHarkinian]

The FineBro's next series: Scammer's react

[@Clenched.Cheeks]

Man this gave me some serious laughs. Glad to have found this channel.

[@sanderdeboer6034]

It makes me feel old when people can’t recognize windows 3.11! Maybe I am a prime target now for these scammers. But truly an idiot for keep on saying it is Linux, when he does know MS-DOS is by microsoft.

[@JohnnyShagbot]

Well you see it SAYS Microsoft but it is clearly a Linux, because it lacks fancy aero GUI designs

[@kebas239]

Your IP address is been hacked.

[@UpLateGeek]

That one scammer really kept trying to push the scam. Even as you read the wikipedia article that said exactly what he was doing, he just kept trying to pretend he was legit. He tried so hard and got so far, but in the end it doesn't even matter. He had to fall to lose it all, but in the end it doesn't even matter.

[@scintillam_dei]

It DOES matter, 'cause he's gonna burn in hell.

[@kaffeinate4549]

I respect that Linkin Park

[@alexfell4194]

I like how the scammer is confused and not think this is a joke lol. This scammer is so blind. It's hilarious.

[@Staycalm2010]

"ads = hackers" Well, he is not entirely wrong.

[@thisIsSomeShite]

9:26

[@maverick627uk]

When you asked the woman "should I use write or notepad" I nearly choked lol! Simply golden 👍. Keep up the great work and a big hello from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🙂