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YouTuber Kitboga Traps 200 Crypto Scammers in an Endless Maze: The Inside Story

Kitboga Trapping Crypto Scammers

YouTuber Kitboga recently released a video titled “I Trapped 200 Scammers in an Impossible Maze,” shedding light on his crusade against fake crypto scammers. 

The Maze of Deception 

Kitboga and his team concocted a devious trap for the scammers – a fake Bitcoin redemption system cleverly disguised as an impossible maze. Scammers receive fake gift cards and receipts, leading them to a website filled with challenges and obstacles. The scammers believe they’re on the verge of claiming their Bitcoin rewards, but little do they know, it’s all a mirage.

 

Kitboga reveals that they’ve wasted a whopping 60 days of scammers’ time, tracking over 1,440 hours of their interactions. Moreover, they’ve devised a new tactic – tricking scammers into registering accounts with a phone system that keeps them on hold indefinitely. They’ve also integrated an AI-generated art-based captcha system, which many scammers struggle to bypass.

The Scammer’s Labyrinth 

Kitboga reflects on his experience with the scammers and the elaborate traps they set. Scammers employ obnoxiously long loading bars, wasting 10-15 minutes just to access their online dashboard and register their accounts. When attempting to withdraw Bitcoin from their wallets, errors persist. Kitboga maintains a customer service representative ready 24/7 to assist scammers in navigating the intricate phone tree.

 

Some interactions with scammers turn comical, as they are asked to say bizarre things to thwart automated calls. Notably, a caller endured days of calls, spent over an hour on hold, only to hang up out of frustration. Kitboga mentions that they’ve crafted various alternative endings to make the caller’s experience agonizing. He also discloses a recorded conversation with Kristen Cornfield, who apologizes for the long wait and attributes it to corporate layoffs. Regardless of whether the customer service representative understood the caller, they’d still request the caller’s wallet address to confirm withdrawal requests.

Frustrations and Setbacks

In this section, the scammer faces difficulty making a withdrawal from their Bitcoin wallet, grappling with a QR code and an access code. Their account presents issues, leading to a long wait on hold with the withdrawals escalation team. Despite being on hold for hours, assistance remains elusive, causing the speaker frustration and distress.

Wasting Scammers’ Time 

Kitboga elaborates on the tactics employed to disrupt scammers’ operations. Keeping scammers on hold for extended periods becomes a norm, with some records set for the longest waiting times. Scammers are also tasked with drawing images to prove their humanity, a task many fail to accomplish accurately. Kitboga introduces a maze as a human verification challenge, which even he finds perplexing. He further advises scammers to put their phones on airplane mode, effectively making them hang up. This breach of trust leads to some valuable wallets being entered, enabling Kitboga to report the fraudulent activity and potentially save millions in Bitcoin.

Koga’s Success and Future

Kitboga discusses the astounding success of his impossible maze tool, which has aided numerous victims. He expresses his anticipation for upcoming videos showcasing wild scenarios involving scammers and the tool’s rescues. Kitboga hopes his journey inspires viewers to pursue their passions and realize their worth. The video concludes with a call to explore Kraken’s security features and a reminder to stay vigilant and secure online.

 

In a world rife with crypto scams, Kitboga’s relentless efforts stand as a beacon of hope for those navigating the murky waters of the internet.

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