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⚠️ SCAM ALERT: PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU TRUST ANYONE ONLINE
I fell for a scam that targeted my need for community, support, and financial stability. I was made to feel like I finally belonged—like I had a family I never had. That sense of belonging was used against me.
I joined TikTok hoping to earn money and build something positive. Instead, I was manipulated into giving money I didn’t have. And the moment I started asking questions, I was blocked, cut off, and treated like I never existed.
That’s when I started digging. And what I found were layers of inconsistencies, false claims, and a pattern of deception. The stories I had been told—about who these people were, what they owned, and the life they claimed to live—did not match publicly available information. I searched with their REAL NAME: Jay Eric Alley & Chantal Amber Alley/Binger/Roth. Finding Several Phone Number, Email Address, and over 45 Address History. These people are scam artist and NOT who they say they are. BE CAREFUL!
This post is not about attacking individuals. It’s about exposing the tactics used to exploit people who are simply looking for connection or financial hope.
Why I’m Speaking Out
I’m sharing my experience because silence only protects the people who do this. If my story helps even one person avoid being manipulated, isolated, or financially drained, then it’s worth every uncomfortable word.
You are not weak for falling for something that was designed to feel real.
You are not alone.
And you deserve better than people who prey on vulnerability.
Hoss & Amber are liars
Cease And Desist For The Holidays
Turns out he does love charity.
Just not for anyone but himself.
I consider myself an intelligent man—skeptical, grounded, common sense on lock. Which is exactly why what happened next feels humiliating to admit.
Hoss slid into my DMs with a warning about shady charities who only donate a “tiny percentage” to the cause. That’s how our conversation started. I said I wished I could give more, but I’m living off disability and still trying to monetize my TikTok. I’ve got 6,212 followers—respectable, but not life-changing.
That’s when Hoss told me he could “change everything.”
Followers. Growth. Income. A whole new life.
And he said we were family.
That word hit me harder than it should have. I don’t have family. Not really. Hearing someone call me that felt… nice. Human.
Fast-forward a week: I sent him $125 to “support the family.” He called it an investment, promised I’d get it back tenfold. And he sounded so sincere. Smooth. Every sentence made perfect sense… until it didn’t.
A TikTok friend warned me he was bad news. I thought she was being dramatic. I blocked her. Now I feel awful—she was the only one telling me the truth.
A few days later, I stumbled into a live where people were talking about Hoss. Not praising—exposing. They listed his whole pattern: follow, unfollow, emotional manipulation, money grabs. I ignored it. I thought I was the loyal one.
Then came the moment everything cracked.
I was cleaning out my friend list and saw that Hoss had unfollowed me. After I sent him money. I messaged him jokingly, “Oops, I think you clicked unfollow by accident.”
He read it.
Then blocked me.
My stomach dropped. Embarrassment. Disbelief. I knew instantly—scammed. Played. And I’d defended him. Lost a friend over him.
And then, just when I was trying to process the shame, Mrs. Hoss messaged me. She told me to keep their names out of my mouth, slapped a copy-and-paste cease and desist in my inbox, and said they’d sued “many people” and won. She said they had a personal attorney. She said they could “find my information.” She hinted she could accuse me of harassment if she wanted to.
That’s why nobody talks.
Not because they weren’t scammed—because they’re scared.
I’m still not sure if the cease and desist is even real. My friend who’s a paralegal is going to check it out. If it’s fake… that’s a different story.
If it’s real?
I don’t know yet.
To be continued.
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I'm gobsmacked after finding this website. This thief has victimized me too. I was promised a monetized tiktok account by hoss. He said if I was sincere and serious about my account to invest in it. I sent him $100 to guarantee at least 10k followers within a month. He said him and his people would promote me. Things went sideways when after I sent the money he wanted more. He said for an additional $100 I could be included in his discord and that would grow my account much faster. I started to realize something was off. I told him I couldn't afford another $100. I noticed he had unfollowed me and I asked him if I did something wrong. He blocked me. My bank wouldn't help me because he had me send the money as "friends and family". A few days later I was messaged by his wife. She told me not to speak about what happened and then threatened to publicly release my name and address and label me as an enemy of the family. She said whatever happens after that isn't their problem. I live alone and I'm afraid. I didn't give my address but they have my real name and email address. I don't know if that's enough to find out where I live. I would like to file a protective order just in case but i don't know their real names or address for it. Also I'm embarrassed I was scammed. I didn't tell a soul. Then I saw other people telling their stories and it blew my mind. How many more people will be scammed and threatened before someone stops them?
Help Me Please
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Dan Seffner (Dan_the_Man_GenX)
Dubuque, Iowa
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