An SAS: Who Dares Wins interrogator is selling “nice or nasty” personalised videos online for just £11.
Ian Dilkes, known as Dilksy, from Channel 4’s hit reality show, has launched himself on Cameo.
Fans can pay £11.10 for a 57-second personalised video message from Dilsky on the platform.
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Dilksy, from Leicester, is best known for the interrogation phase of SAS: Who Dares Wins, as reported by What’s The Jam.
This comes during the final and most brutal stage of the selection course, where recruits are “captured”, isolated and subjected to intense psychological pressure.
During his time on the show, Dilksy has interrogated former health secretary Matt Hancock, pop singer Gareth Gates and former Olympian Perri Shakes-Drayton, among others.
He joined the online bespoke video platform in November and advertises himself as appearing on SAS: Who Dares Wins and Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test on Fox.
Fans can request anything from roasts and insults to birthday wishes, anniversaries and good luck messages.
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The description says: “Can send nice or nasty messages. Or somewhere in the middle.”
One example video shows Dilkes fully leaning into his no-nonsense SAS persona.
In the clip, he says: “Hello Ross, a little message from your pal Tony from your favourite interrogator, Dilksy from SAS: Who Dares Wins.
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“Happy 50th birthday, mate.
“50th, you old b*d.
“No one is that f***ing old, are they, mate?
“Brilliant. Anyway, mate, I hope you’ve had a good Christmas, and I hope you have a good new year as well.
“A little birdie tells me you’re a Man United fan.
“F***ing hell mate.
“I watched them against Villa yesterday, they did really well.
“I can’t say f* all, mate, I’m a Leicester City fan, and they’re s*.
“Alright mate, have a great birthday, take care, see you soon.”
Dilksy has already earned three five-star reviews.
One reviewer wrote: “Absolutely superb. You’re a gent. Love it.”
Another added: “Really pleased. Turned round in a couple of days and delivered in the style and tone I wanted.
“Looking forward to the recipient getting it Christmas Day.”
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