Identity theft and cheating people by pretending to be someone else on the internet, unfortunately these days a situation that hundreds of people face every day. While some commit this crime to gain followers, others try to make money by taking advantage of it.

The small-scale Instagram celebrity known as Vincent or “White Plastic” took advantage of this situation. among those who earn considerable sums of money. It’s quite shocking what he said on a show where White Plastic confronts his victims.

“You are stupid enough to post nude photos”

White Plastic (I’ll call it WP for the rest of the article) has been targeting low-follow influencers on Instagram and YouTube and has fallen into its network. people deserve it claims. When confronting his 3 victims on the TV show he was attending, WP said he didn’t regret what he had done and said: “If you send nude photos to people you don’t know online, you deserve to be scammed.he tries to justify himself.

One of WP’s victims, Diamond, after receiving a message from a famous content producer named Deleonardis, thought he was talking to her and then fell in love with her. reveals he sent her nude photos at her request. WP, who took the photos, admits that he made hundreds of dollars by selling these photos on various websites.

I have salaried employees

White Plastic, in a statement about the program, for Catfishing (the process of collecting and obtaining information about people by misleading them on the Internet) have salaried employees and that these people help them “keep their jobs” by getting information about goals and them. Likewise, WP said he has spoken to many celebrities and they have featured him. He also admits that he intentionally “hunts” homophobic, racist and similar people.

WP sees this scam as a legit business and claims that the victims are fully deserved and have done nothing wrong. He said he makes thousands of dollars a month but doesn’t see himself as a bad person. WP said that while he spoke to his victims, he sent them flowers, chocolates and makeup items. He says he has won their hearts.

While there is no legal penalty under US law for impersonating someone on the Internet, it is not possible to take advantage of this by impersonating people on the Internet. Can be fined $10,000 or jailed for up to 5 years. Although all 3 victims who took part in the program stated that they would sue White Plastic, he was not guilty of what he did. states it is perfectly legal.

So do you think what White Plastic is doing is legal? Don’t forget to share your ideas in the comments.