Wakefield shop Wakey Wines banned from TikTok after flogging new Prime Energy cans for £100

Responding to the TikTok ban, Nazir wrote on Instagram that he was just having a bit of "fun" and blamed an influencer for trying to "tarnish" the business.

The shop said: "Hi guys, today there is a well known influencer trying to tarnish my business I have been building up for years.

"All of my videos are all for fun, I saw a business idea with WFD sweets just like any other business man and I took the opportunity.

"Some jealous horrible people. Please report these posts and help me!

"Thank you to my fans always, Wakey Wines." https://www.instagram.com/p/CnKQyahNawf/ The account has since been reinstated. In a statement to JOE, TikTok said: "We are open about the fact that we don't get every moderation decision right and have reinstated the Wakey Wines account. We hope they continue to use TikTok to promote their business." TikTok uses a combination of technologies and moderation teams to detect, review and, where appropriate, remove content or accounts that violate its Community Guidelines. Nazir wouldn't be the only one who saw Prime's popularity as an opportunity to make some decent profit. Earlier this year, one Nisa shopkeeper defended his decision to sell bottles of Prime for as much £15 a pop. Meanwhile, a 'little Del Boy' has started selling empty bottles of the drink on eBay for almost 20 percent profit.