I Shouldn’t Have to Post About TikTok


 

When I get an influx of “Hey, are you on TikTok?” questions from followers, it piques my curiosity. Yes, I have a TikTok account, but no, I am not on TikTok.


As it turns out, people are impersonating me, using my real name, my business name, and my logo, to try and scam you out of your hard-earned money. I have reported this to TikTok. TikTok asked me to take a selfie with me holding my driver’s license, which I did. I also sent them a selfie of me holding my business card with my logo, and TikTok rejected all of those, claiming that the people impersonating me are not violating any Community Standards.

 

I have one, and only one, post on TikTok, and it is a video I made this morning to warn folks on that platform that I do not engage with TikTok, that I do not sell whiskey, and that I do not participate in the secondary market.




There are, unfortunately, a lot of bad actors out there who will do anything to scam you. Please understand that TikTok doesn’t care about protecting you from them.

 

I now return you to your regularly scheduled program. Be safe out there. Cheers!


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