Would you tattoo meme coin project on your fore head for free Solana

[BIT-BENDER]

There is this crazy wave where people are getting there forehead tattooed all just because of free Solana.
According to this Instagram post https://www.instagram.com/p/DZUrUI4E-QJ/?img_index=2&igsh=eTlzdWsyM2FrZzE4 people are now being lured because of the gains of free Solana to get there head inscribed.


Firstly what is the reason to get your forehead tattooed with written of a meme coin, could be for publicity but you can actually wear tee shirt or face caps of the meme coin rather than getting your a tattoo on your forehead.

I believe that this is taking advantage of the poor to get cheap publicity because for 40 Solana many low income earners will jump on this especially now many countries are facing serious economical problems.

I am very much against taking advantage of the poor and I actually see this as a dubious and inhumane treatment of people. And what's even more annoying is denying them payment because of typo error.

[Princess Leah]

 I'm not a fan of tattoos, I might like seeing some lovely tats on the body of celebrities but I don't think I'll like an ink on my skin. However I don't consider it free money when the price i have to pay is an ink on my skin not even arm or neck but forehead. I believe it's not going to be temporary tattoo due to the amount of Solana given, now imagine the cost of laser removal and the pain the person would go through to remove it.

 Elites love to take advantage of poor people it's unfair that people have to go through that for publicity of a coin that's not Bitcoin, even though it's Bitcoin can't the person giving the coin come up with a fair task than tattooing the coin on people's forehead, that's really unfair.

[Doan9269]

On a normal day, you will discover that some people really like piercing tattoos on their body even without them receiving anything as a reward, it is all about passion, and now that a tangible reward has also been included in doing so, it may be intended to repurpose to advertise for Solana and try to engage more holders in the network.

But we can't establish the facts on the reason behind this but I think it is still not bad for those who will be interested to do that and have Solana as a reward, because people pierce tattoos even before now, but I'm sorry someone like me cannot do such a thing.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I won't do this for a cheap price and the tattoo is not also a permanent one, just a temporary ink that can either last for 24 or 48 hours and then it will go out, that is doable but going to tattoo your forehead with a permanent ink is crazy, I can do it with a temporary ink depending on the price and how many days they want me to  carry it ($100k is good) but a permanent tattoo with cheap price is a no no.

[Ishicryptic]

I won't do this for a cheap price and the tattoo is not also a permanent one, just a temporary ink that can either last for 24 or 48 hours and then it will go out, that is doable but going to tattoo your forehead with a permanent ink is crazy, I can do it with a temporary ink depending on the price and how many days they want me to  carry it ($100k is good) but a permanent tattoo with cheap price is a no no.

These are crazy times where people can do just about anything because of money and tattooing your forehead because of money is one of the craziest of them all, you will have to carry the inscription like a slave everywhere you go, I don't think that any reasonable person will agree to such a deal. Maybe some weirdos who likes to appear in crazy manners would tattoo their forehead for an amount that cannot change their lives.

If the ink is a removable one I can consider such a move but if it is a permanent ink then it is a capital NO for me although I know that tattoo inks are removable but consider the pains that you will go through during the removal because the forehead is a very sensitive part of the human body. The people behind such a campaign in the Solana network are heartless and inconsiderable.

[BIT-BENDER]

I won't do this for a cheap price and the tattoo is not also a permanent one, just a temporary ink that can either last for 24 or 48 hours and then it will go out, that is doable but going to tattoo your forehead with a permanent ink is crazy, I can do it with a temporary ink depending on the price and how many days they want me to  carry it ($100k is good) but a permanent tattoo with cheap price is a no no.

There was a prank promotion where on the television the company promised anyone who can tattoo their name on his or her forehead they will get rewarded handsomely and the price was actually mouth watering, a man did the challenge and got the tattoo on his forehead but after going to redeem his price he was rejected and even sent away.

The company never thought or imagined that anyone will actually take on the challenge so the man took the issue to court and in court the company still stood on the ground of it being a prank,

[Curious T]

It's not free money. They had to do something for it, and it's something very demeaning. Very annoying thing to read. I agree, it's a classic case of taking advantage of the situation of people, and it's not nice. That 40 sol could have been put to better use if they wanted to market their project. They could print T-shirts or caps and distribute them on social media to create hype. They could even do a referral bonus kind of thing.  Asking people to print the coin on their faces would not even do much for the coin. Marketing online will do more for the coin than offline.

[Agbamoni]

1 Solona is around $67 if im not mistaken. 40 Solana will be around $2k+. For me, it is not worth tattooing the name of a meme coin project on my forehead. However, that's an insult to a lot of people who can get that $2k in a day, but there are still a lot of poor people around the world who will do it for the $2k, even less than that. Point of correction though, the money is not free. The project gave an offer, and the unfortunate ones who find themselves in the position to need $2k will accept the deal, hoping to erase the tattoo later in the future.