Sean Spicer got paid to record a Cameo pep talk for a company he’d never heard of. Mid-video he says: “the growth of LSSC… apparently that’s a he” aka Spicer did not even know who or what LSSC was. That company was allegedly an investment scam. An investor sued him for $45 million. Now Spicer is suing the investor back. The Cameo was a standard “Pep Talk,” booked “for friend.” LSSC, a scooter company, reposted it on Instagram as a “HUGE shoutout” and told followers to “SIGN UP NOW.” When LSSC allegedly collapsed, an investor sued Spicer for $45M plus RICO damages, calling him LSSC’s “public spokesperson.” According to his complaint, she declined his offer to team up against LSSC and never pursued LSSC itself. In July, the judge dismissed every claim against Spicer, finding he was at most a “good-faith service provider.” Yesterday, Spicer sued her under New York’s anti-SLAPP law for his legal fees and punitive damages. A LESSON FOR CREATORS: under Cameo’s terms, buyers can reshare your video publicly. Once it’s out, you don’t control who uses it to sell what!!!!