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This situation didn't make any sense to me. Wasn't Kitboga and his team playing the part of the party being scammed? What did this lady have to do with bitcoin

This situation didn't make any sense to me. Wasn't Kitboga and his team playing the part of the party being scammed? What did this lady have to do with bitcoin receipt/qr-code?

graywh 3y ago
this wasn't the usual "pretend to be a victim" bit
lapetitejort 3y ago
They are playing the part of the scammed. and the part of the support group helping the scammer. Kitboga got "scammed", says he went to an ATM, deposited money, and got a receipt with a QR code. The code leads to Kitboga's website and telephone service. How an innocent lady got his number isn't clear. Maybe the scammers switched receipts on accident, got frustrated, and told the lady to deal with customer service herself.
- john-radio 3y ago
  I'm guessing they attempted to outsource the work of dealing with Kit's "customer support" to one of their more malleable blackmail/extortion/scam victims.
throwawaymaths 3y ago
The scammers for some reason gave the victim kitbogas number. I don't know why. I think kitboga is confused too.
zerf 3y ago
The scammers were in full belief that Kitboga's cryptocurrency transfer service was legitimate. The scammers had a second victim who was unable to transfer her cryptocurrency to the scammers. The scammers instructed the victim to contact both Kraken as well as Kitboga's service to help complete her bitcoin transfer. The remaining mystery for me is how the second victim was able to repeat Kitboga's email address to Kraken support. It's possible that the fake transfer site included this email address somewhere on the page.
IG_Semmelweiss 3y ago
i think for some reason the scammer asked the victim to call kraken Presumably because the scammer's account was on kraken? The really odd part is how the scammer came across some of Kitboga's real info (kraken account, email, etc). Since that was the key detail that allowed Kraken to flag the victim's existing to Kitboga. REminder that at this point Kitboga and victim had still not connected. Scammer then gave QR maze infoline # to victim,and asked victim to try to call and untie the knot. That's really how Kitboga got involved.
ydant 3y ago
There's more details on the next video released after you wrote this comment: https://youtu.be/tzXRb8PdmJo https://youtu.be/tzXRb8PdmJo

This situation didn't make any sense to me. Wasn't Kitboga and his team playing the part of the party being scammed? What did this lady have to do with bitcoin receipt/qr-code?

graywh 3y ago

this wasn't the usual "pretend to be a victim" bit

lapetitejort 3y ago

They are playing the part of the scammed. and the part of the support group helping the scammer. Kitboga got "scammed", says he went to an ATM, deposited money, and got a receipt with a QR code. The code leads to Kitboga's website and telephone service. How an innocent lady got his number isn't clear. Maybe the scammers switched receipts on accident, got frustrated, and told the lady to deal with customer service herself.

john-radio 3y ago
I'm guessing they attempted to outsource the work of dealing with Kit's "customer support" to one of their more malleable blackmail/extortion/scam victims.

throwawaymaths 3y ago

The scammers for some reason gave the victim kitbogas number. I don't know why. I think kitboga is confused too.

zerf 3y ago

The scammers were in full belief that Kitboga's cryptocurrency transfer service was legitimate. The scammers had a second victim who was unable to transfer her cryptocurrency to the scammers. The scammers instructed the victim to contact both Kraken as well as Kitboga's service to help complete her bitcoin transfer. The remaining mystery for me is how the second victim was able to repeat Kitboga's email address to Kraken support. It's possible that the fake transfer site included this email address somewhere on the page.

IG_Semmelweiss 3y ago

i think for some reason the scammer asked the victim to call kraken Presumably because the scammer's account was on kraken? The really odd part is how the scammer came across some of Kitboga's real info (kraken account, email, etc). Since that was the key detail that allowed Kraken to flag the victim's existing to Kitboga. REminder that at this point Kitboga and victim had still not connected. Scammer then gave QR maze infoline # to victim,and asked victim to try to call and untie the knot. That's really how Kitboga got involved.

ydant 3y ago

There's more details on the next video released after you wrote this comment: https://youtu.be/tzXRb8PdmJo https://youtu.be/tzXRb8PdmJo