Instagram user @AntiVaxMomma, aka Jasmine Clifford, has been charged with two felonies and a misdemeanor for rather publically selling phony vaccination cards, just days after a TikTok user went viral for exposing her scam.

On August 26th, TikToker TizzyEnt, aka Michael, posted a video exposing how @AntiVaxMomma was charging $200 a pop for a fake vaccination card.

"With COVID cases on the rise and the vaccine readily available, more businesses are requiring their employees or guests to be vaccinated," TizzyEnt explained. This created the "business opportunity" to sell fake vaccine cards to the anti-vaxxers.

Clifford was advertising the scam in her Instagram stories, to which @TizzyEnt replied. He then documented his conversation with Clifford, who is also on Instagram as @5starjazziiii, catching her in a scam. Clifford said that for an extra $250, she could get a "friend" to enter TizzyEnt's name into the vaccine registry.

That friend, Nadayza Barkley, was also charged as part of the Manhattan DA's investigation into the fake vaccine card scam ring.

“I’m glad to see that action was taken,” Michael told the New York Post.

“If nothing else, it could scare her into stopping. This is a public health issue, my friend last week died of COVID and it’s not the first person I know.”