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@Xeno The Strange those people are born fools!

@Xeno The Strange sounds like politics in general not just the U.S.

it's easier to quote someone than thinking for ourselves

@@bboyhanvzla actually not, it’s a lot easier. You forgot “a lot”.

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Definitely. I also got angry at the post office worker who barely took this seriously - I was actually on my break haha lol. And also the police officer seemed disinterested as well - yeah, yeah, we got this, bye.

I'm not gonna lie, I felt a little angry when the woman at the post office was like "oops! I was on my break then haha" 😐 smh.

@@IceStationZebraAssociates I think the police officer was OK. He can't go blabbing about investigations over the phone to someone who just calls up. He was right to be cagey and abrupt.

They were willing to believe scammer but not the person trying to help them.

The postal worker was also an absolute donkey. Why wouldn’t she tell all her workmates everything before going on her break? Anyway, next time the police should’ve been called, not the post office

They are old to understand how today's world work

@@deoxyribose they know perfectly how the world works, but most of them do not know how the technological or electronic world works, that is the problem

Thing is, they come from an era where banking was face to face, so such calls don’t stand out as odd, but a “welcome” return to how it was.

@@deoxyribose no fool like an old fool

I wonder if the next generation of old people will fall to scams like this anymore, we won't be new to technology.

it's not about saving the stubborn oldie, it's about stopping the scammer from feeding on these ignorant people

@@XJacksonvilleXlol, nah it’s about saving the oldie. You’ve lost the plot.

It seems to be easier to cheat someone than convince that they are being cheated.

@@misiekwaw it is, sadly it is. People are fools at the best of times.

@@lynkwhat yep, the modern times reveal it in most painful way, mass media, politicians... build the lying perspective of world and unfotunately people believe that and even fight for the lie. Incan see it in my country...

i mean its not like the victims are bad guys its just how they think its hard to change a mind when its made up after all but ye its amazing he saves them as best as he can

I mean from their perspective it makes sense. No real reason to trust him and he is telling them that they did something wrong which everyone reacts negatively to on some level.

I hate it when people judge a whole nation based on singular cases. Best wishes, India really rocks!

I know its sucks :/

I feel bad for legit indian people working at amazon or any call center based in western country

GREAT to hear your pride of the homeland. Besides Karl Rock are there any Indians willing to stand up to these criminals

But the Indian authorities don't do anything about it. How does that work?

Some people need to learn the hard way.

@@_.Madness._ considering the old man in the video had already sent 5 thousand pounds to another scammer, I don't think they'll learn unfortunately

With numerous people, it's more not liking the feeling that they been had by something so seemingly stupid. It's partially the psychological phenomenon of people doubling down when being confronted and a little bit of the sunken cost fallacy.

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boomers are stubborn

Bro, after the first call I would have given up on the old fart tbh 🤷

@@noahlamouruex8775 I genuinely think it’s fear of the unknown “sneaky Eastern European accented malware people scambaiter was novel new caller to the “confident trusted partner” in India. An Indian accent with lengthy waits and jargon seems more familiar despite neither callers background being an issue or indicator of credibility either way.

this old man... omg he even told the scammer his private finances are not to be disclosed...

@@diynot7640 Tbh he was more of a scottish/irish accent than eastern european imo. Atleast that's what it sounds like to me.

It's' easier to fool someone than convince him he's been fooled.

It really is a shame bc a lot of people now think scammer when they hear an Indian accent. And when majority of scam calls are from those people it affects the country as a whole.

Huge shame, Indians are so proud of their country and what they produce. we sadly associate indians as scammers.. The authorities and the government must work hard to undo this.

@@1lagarti Union Govt not taking any action regarding this

For everyone else, remember, the money mules are usually from whatever country is being targetted: Americans in the US, Brits in the UK, etc. Thievery knows no national, ethnic, or religious boundaries.

Unfortunately whenever I hear an Indian accent on the phone I’ll always immediately think of scams and scammers and foul little insulting f***ks … obviously the government of India doesn’t give a crap what the world thinks of them since they won’t clamp down on this …

Yes I agree, Mr Clark's reaction was very annoying - but by this stage the scammer had pretty much brainwashed him to be suspicious of other people, such as local bank and Post Office employees, who could possibly have saved him.

'It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled' -Mark Twain.

There's no helping some "people".

I have this really awful thought that people like that should end up beings scammed so that they learn to listen to others next time, even if it's the hard way-

@@abloogywoogywoo Confirmation bias a fatal flaw in all of our psyche's. Once we decide to do something we need overwhelming evidence the opposite is true.

Yes they just laughed like it was nothing

She said “oh I was on my break then” then instantly followed up with “he said to me” So basically lady you’re a fucking idiot😂

Women!

@@nasifabdullah362 Got nothing to do with gender, post ofice workers are just like that (mayority of them)

Useless slags.

I get that they're old, but jesus. "Put 5k in cash into an envelop and send it to you? Why, certainly!" "..What do you mean this is a scam?? YOU'RE A SCAM!!" Lol it's like, he thinks the person telling him to NOT SEND MONEY is a scam??? what???

And the funniest part - It's an INDIAN WITH A THICK ACCENT. I thought old people were exceptionally good at being racist.

@@maxwell_edison849 There are plenty of legitimate Indian customer support centers, so that unfortunately lends an air of credibility to the scammers.

​@@maxwell_edison849 Reality is that they are only getting the gullible (or just plain stupid) people to start with since they are gullible enough to fall for the obvious scam call. I wouldn't be surprised if they convert a double-digit percentage of the people who fall for that initial call.

@@curtisbme This is the truth, hard for me to feel bad for some of these people sometimes. They get warned by family members, random hackers in the UK, and even people who work at the stores they buy a shit ton of gift cards from, and accuse everyone but the actual scammer of lying to them and being scammers, it's so very odd and dumb.

Too right, the sound of gold. Love this channel, straight to the point.

"panicking in hindi" 🤣

@@persona83 its bengali..this fuckers are from my state probably.!!!

It feels good in fact.

nope…never gets old

*S* omething *T* hat *D* estroys *s* ystems

Apparently the correct term is STI...

wouldn't it be VTDs Virtually Transmitted Disease

Did you say credit? Please, tell me the 3 digits number in the back side of that credit card and I'll give you instructions to get you out of this situation...

@@jacksprat9209 I am going to pretend to be optimistic and say he was likely just busy and was caught off guard with the call (despite telling the shipping company to give the number if requested). He sure ended that call abruptly. Maybe its a thing over there.

@@spicygnomesoup idk he had that "I'm just giving the canned answers I am but a cog in the machine with no control over what I can do" malaise in his voice

Oh no :((

NOT VERY SMART

@@harryballsacky that’s mean

so sorry for your auntie

@@harryballsacky go away bro

People are programmed to be anti-establishment nowadays. They are far more likely to believe they are being lied to and manipulated by their institutions then by some random guy on the phone.

He believed the bank branch was stealing from his account so he didn't trust his own bank.

@@ayberke8066 How does anyone believe that? It's pretty easy to verify if the money you put in there is still there.

@@eballer48 for you and I, it's simple. We log in to our account and see our money using browser or an app. For the elderly, majority don't know how to use their own device, they strictly use ATMs and branches to manage their finances.

@@eballer48 the scam starts with a notification of a purchase and transfer that they didn't do, and the scammers give the understanding that they noticed the unusual transactions because the y were paying attention to the accounts of that branch because it was fraudulent, and then stepped in to protect the customer and stop the transaction. The customer than thinks the evil bank people are doing that to a lot of other customers and they themselves were spared by the investigation team, and now have to create a new account to be free of the "evil" bank. The money hadn't been taken out already, but they thought it was about to be. It can be believable, especially if you don't know how banks work and what it takes to open an account

Awesome!

Sure Russell, sure.

If you can financially help out and donate a few dollars/pounds/whatever, Scammer Payback have a crowdfunded scheme to pay back victim's money

agreed. i think i've got it covered in terms of hardware, but these scambaiters like the latter or people like jim browning have a lot more knowledge of these things than i do. i think they both have the capability to engineer their own ways to get into these scammers' operations (hacking) that maybe you and i don't have. they can't release their methods either or else the scammers would try to find ways around it :( totally seems like so much fun messing with these scammers and watching them twitch in their seats :p

I was thinking the exact thing!!

Me too and I wouldn't need to use a old app voice because I am Old!

Typical post office staff. At least they did report it to the Police, can't believe the woman asked if they should report it!

@@moonlitdesert Probably no training/systems in place to tell employees what to do. Generally, with large corporations, staff are discouraged from thinking outside the box because that doesn't align with corporate policy (often, for good reason: e.g. to prevent employees from being drug or money mules themselves). There should be a way to flag parcels as 'orange', setting them aside for further consideration, not relying on word of mouth to prevent them. Silly, regardless, but preventable if you have policies in place.

Ya I was furious. She could have inform the next person about it before going for break.

@@ro7601 they could careless

Tbf I guess she thought it was a prank call, so didn't pay much attention but at least they called the police in the end

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Indeed. Making sure that evil doesn't win.

@@Scambaiter You're somebody we look upto as a saviour. If only our government was not corrupt and vigilante with these frauds and scammers.

are you spying ?

I agree 100%

I agree. Messing with the scammers is great. Saving victims is awesome. Destroying the scammers' equipment is cathartic.

Yup these people are so stupid.

Heh i like the adjective “grotty”

@Schlock Pai Sho "Thank god this guy exists" Unlike God. 😁

@@Chimel31Holy shit, the fedora-wearing neckbeards still exist, never seen one in person. What a rare find.

@@Chimel31 Why brought up religion lol, Shit has nothing to do with the comment/video. Trying to spew up stuff you neck-beared basement dweller

That is why there are many of us US developers/hackers attacking and reporting these scammers...lol

yeah, but why do that when you could spend taxpayer dollars on a landmine-proof Army Van you'll never actually need.

@@BlitzkriegOmega you'll be begging for our vans when the landmines attack!

Sadly the lawmakers won't agree to this. It's a good idea when executed but politics will always be intervening and claim that everything being done here is illegal. I mean sure it's illegal but stopping potential victims from being scammed through malware is much better than letting them loose. Sometimes it's better to just break the law to save people

This is so well organized and so common that it should be treated and dealt with as electronic acts of war unless the governments in the countries where the scammers operate from acts on it expediently and starts to shut them down permanently.

guarantee he voted for brexit

@@ProfGlitch lol nah he probably voted against it

@Lexmix this, older generations are so convinced they are always in the right that they'll believe this shit immediately a lot of the times.

No amount of cyber crime awareness will help someone that literally refuses to use basic logic.

@@baklapjr It's because they take everything at face value. They grew up talking to people face to face and they still think the person talking online or on the phone is a genuine person when younger generations know it could be anyone.

Exactly! Everyone should inform their (elderly) relatives.

Not all heroes wear capes

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@@yurei3714 so do u

@@frozenanalyst it was sarcasm lmao

I’ve always been curious about something, is it difficult to get an honest job in India? A lot of these scammers say they have no choice.

@@zaccampa4055 Yes, we have 1.35 billion population

Worst people

@@stefan2serb worst who?!?

@@zaccampa4055 most certainly not. There's plenty jobs here and yet some just can't land them cuz they're failures.

Those people are just dumb. They deserve to loose their money.

@@wollfaden1979 They are 80+ years old. Have some perspective once in a while.

I quit my job recently so i could focus on smoking weed on my UKposts channel full time 😅😂i think F’d up

@@wollfaden1979 Old age has been shown to degrade the brain in many people. It's just a sad fact and one of the big reasons they target them. It's not just technological illiteracy. And don't worry. We will be there at some point to and then the younger generation will wonder why we are so dumb :P

@@wollfaden1979 The poor guy had been manipulated into thinking he was talking to his Bank who were running an investigation to find criminals in the branch. He had come to trust the scammer and therefore not trust anyone else who called and tried to help, he was not aware of the scam and certainly not aware of scambaiters or anti-scammers ! Calling him dumb is especially unkind since the guy was obviously not in the best of health physically or mentally, he cannot be blamed for falling for this type of scam !

That’s the spirit! 😆

soooo reletable

I don't pick up calls from unknown numbers. 95 percent of the time is people trying to sell me something. My line phone is just disconnected at this point, because in that case is 100 percent of the times.

My phone won’t even ring with unknown numbers. And I’m alright with that as long as they leave a voicemail I can get back to them if they are legit.

@@pumajlr I enjoy salesmen and scammers calling me because I can tell them to stuff themselves where it hurts.

Exactly first guy was Scottish that's how he didn't part with money lol. 2nd guy was English and got scammed.

@@lauralishes1 It has nothing to do with what country they're from, stop being xenophobic. They were obviously old and lots of old people get scammed from all over the world.

​@@noire1001 As an English person I don't agree, a lot of English people seem more susceptible just look at the ever declining state of England. The Scots seem more switched on.

@@jaexiusnem1267 Sorry but thats just completely baseless and false generalisations. I will bow out though as there is no point arguing in UKposts comments.

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It speaks great volumes about the idiocy of the modern world. A British man trusting a foreigner over has actual kin.

@@nikolatesla811 everyone trusts their own country first but people within your own country can betray you too

14:41 very funny thing is happening

​@@nikolatesla811 Why would he be able to trust a British person? Have you ever met the British?

@@nikolatesla811 the youtuber sounds Dutch to my ears, not British.

My guess is that this is intentional, same as many scam e-mails are ridden with grammatical or spelling errors. It's probably the first step of weeding out people that are probably going to be too smart to trick.

Unfortunately, that manner of speech is exactly what makes them appear trustworthy. There are several major corporations who use Indian call centers like that. It's exactly what people have come to expect.

@@patrickkeller2193 a lot of those legitimate call center personnel double as a scammer call center on their days off too.

Hmmmm... you used 'frequently not 'often', I smell a rat! (jk)

@@petersimpson633 foiled again!!!

Their reaction had to be priceless, did they call you back or anything?

"take out cash, put it in a box, send it to a random place, and literally lie about the contents (7:03)" -standard bank protocols. just _normal bank stuff._

@@SpaceMissile oh yeah typical bank stuff

he was about 85. that generation are very kind , honest and gullible.

Are you 87? Did you live in society before television existed? Before the computer? Before electronic money? Before the internet? You have no idea how confusing this world is to people who have.

​@@thehandleiwantedwasntavailable yes i do understand, hence my comment about their ignorance of today's society. Your attempt to use rhetorical questions and repetition to persuade me that I do not is poor to say the least.

I agree with you. Ego is good at two things. Getting you effed over or killed.

Yeah that’s true. Some have ego issues so they’re in denial. Some are are just straight gullible.

Indeed, and that is why I don't believe in a truly altruistic act...

Some times ago I warned my mother about a (local) scam group, their likely name (they changes name frequently), how they work, how they trick people, etc... After that day I went back to university dormitory (in another city). 5 days then I went back home and heard my mom got scammed $13k by the exact same group, with the exact method as I told her 5 days before. She said "who even knew they are scammer", I replied "I warned you last week", then I got mad at for the whole week. For some reason she didn't want to report to the police, and didn't even give me the scammers' phone number so I can report it myself. I just feel sad....

Remember reading a study about how it's easier to scam someone with a high intelligence due to them overestimating their intellect. They think they are above being scammed by people stupider than they are. It teaches you 2 things: 1. Just because you're a genius on one subject doesn't mean you're not an idiot. And 2. Until proven otherwise, view everyone you meet as either just as or more intelligent than you. That way you're always on guard.

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Mr Clark probably wouldn’t believe they where police haha

How the hell did that scam ever work? Who would be so dumb to fall for it?

@@thetourminator sometimes its border line hypnotism. kind of exploiting short-term decision making and sense of urgency. if they think long enough its going to be obvious however, they somehow just believe this stranger, and the moment they realize the money has already gone.

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@@thetourminator sad to say I fell for it. For my case it was a guy outside the bank who said he needed to take a taxi for a job interview and he forgot to bring enough money. So I gave him some money (not a lot but large enough) out of sympathy. We exchanged numbers since he said he will transfer the money. After a few days I realized what happened. I learned my lesson that day. It's not that people are dumb to fall for the scams, it's just that they are gullible.

@@frankwilliams4445 thanks friend! I’m not sure if religion is for me but I can respect the idea of mutual love!

Is it just Latin American me or do you think the police actually gave the money back?

First guy was Scottish that's how he didn't part with money lol. 2nd guy was English and got scammed.

@@lauralishes1 you sure are everywhere in this comment section aren't you.

ok kumar

Its real my dad lost 10k on craigslist to some indians

old people are the easiest. i used to be a theif, and a con artist. i was a teenager with a very hard upbrining. i would target old people, they are very 'dumb' and they believe anything, and i dont understand why. considering they have been alive for what, 60 years? and they dont have experience with this? LOOOOL. kinda rip. old people are the dumbest on earth.

@@SR-yt2bc they’ve been alive for over 60 years, but the technology the scammers are using is brand new. They have ZERO experience with it and it looks to them like it’s real because, once again, they don’t know any better. Intelligent people can be scammed because they just don’t understand what’s happening. It’s our job to help them learn and recognize scams, along with stopping the scams before they can happen

@@lils426 preach, these scammers are scum that target the weakest links, really wish the boomers would take greater interest in tech matters because these scams are easy to identify with minimal education

We can’t imagine what it would be like to be close to 90 in this era. The guy is old enough to remember life before television, computers, internet.

they deserve it

He is old I won't blame him! The people scamming him are utter shame to our country!

To be that gullible is a crime in itself

Not only elders are being scammed.

But it does not stop the criminals, they just buy another computer overnight and are back in business before the backup drives stop spinning...

​@@thesoundsmith the intention is to raise awareness, not stop the criminals. as long as people lack responsibility for their own belongings, there will always be predators succeeding

@@thesoundsmith the more of their mules and low end peeps that get caught the more fearful people get to work for them

I kept hoping he'd call back to apologies at least after few days

Honestly if he did end up sending the money he would have deserved it.

Cause they getting excited about they scam working and then frustrated when stalled lol

Wrote : _"Discovering a money mule address in the UK is massive,... Hopefully people in connection with this will go to prison."_ They won't. The police can't be bothered, you can tell that from the policeman's attitude on the phone. It needs some politicians to raise this to the level of an international scandal, threatening sanctions. Have Western leaders raised it with Indian leaders? No.

@@lexlayabout5757 if you Google the address they mention in London, the first result is from the Enfield Independent about a scam artist getting arrested, so it's very possible the police did follow through.

@@lexlayabout5757 they do get arrested btw. Especially when the work is already done.

@@lexlayabout5757 fucking hell "Western leaders" you aren't even from the fucking UK The police here take scams VERY seriously and doesn't need a fucking politician to do wank Pardon my fucking French on this one but fucking virtue signalling? Really? The police are stretched *thin* trying to deal with scams along with the other deluge of crime. Why has India not done anything? Because if you actually pay attention the Indian public *DESPISE* scammers as they tarnish the country. And the police there are extra vigilant in trying to shut these down, to the point these companies will have a legit front and operate a scam in the back room.

@@lexlayabout5757 I agree. HMG need to put pressure on Modi to close those centres down.

I wonder if the reaction is less "mind blown" and more "confused".

@@petermgruhn If the confusion resulted in his mind being shaken completely when it comes to who to actually trust: I think mindblown is still the end result. ^_^

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@@frankwilliams4445 - Not again! Reported to UKposts for spamming.

this guy @scambaiter is scamming people! why cant he collect proof and tag local police department on twitter ? i went through 100s of his tweets no mention of scammer info to police wonder why! tag police asshole.

Don't be so naive, these scumbags will never go out of business, the money is good and there are only so many good guys to stop them. It sucks, but as long as the Indian govt/police doesn't do something about this, it will never stop. All they need is a cellphone to fuck someone over. The only other way is cyber education on the victim's side. These scammers aren't even all that convincing, maybe getting some elderly to view Kitboga and such will help them spot the scamcunts in the future

@@vincentadultman6226 Vincent, I can't argue about your point. About the only thing that would stop these guys is if some idiot were to start a war in that part of the world. Unless, someone were to hack into their power grid in ZONE 5 of Kolkata, India. No power means no internet.

@@vincentadultman6226 kill all scammers

@@MidnighttArtz Harsh, but understandable.

As much as I love Kitboga, he doesn’t shut them down. He just wastes time.

Perhaps he needs to change the way he introduces himself.