The Substack Ponzi
Tyler Bossetti built a huge social media following. His secret: 30% investment returns.
This Week In Blunders – April 5-11
“It takes two to lie: One to lie and one to listen.” – Homer Simpson
Tyler Bossetti’s Substack still boasts more than 59,000 subscribers. Maybe it’s because he bills himself as an expert on everything.
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Maybe it’s because he already had a huge audience on other platforms, including Instagram and Facebook, and a podcast called “All For Nothing.”
Or maybe it’s because he promised investors he could deliver 30% returns.
He took in $23 million by wooing his social media audiences with what appears to be a lot of bluster and blather.
On Friday, Bossetti, 31, of Columbus, Ohio, received a six-year prison sentence for running a Ponzi scheme and committing tax fraud through his purported real estate investment company, Boss Lifestyle.
