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We have long been accustomed to the fact that truck drivers stick signs with their names on taxis, and unsuccessful businessmen – advertising stickers indicating services and telephone
It is a thankless task to increase the traffic of your page on social networks thanks to the ads on the sides of the car. It is unlikely that one of the neighbors in the stream will try to type the specified nickname into the search bar on the way. First, it’s simply not safe to do this while driving. Secondly, it’s corny that you might not have time to see the address completely flaunted on the body. Finally, who needs this address anyway?
No, of course, it is understandable if in traffic jams you could see an equally attractive blonde in an incredibly beautiful car with lush, unrolled lips and heavy eyelashes. Then a random oncoming person certainly has every chance to register for the queen of the lane.
However, stickers with the phrases “Looking for a husband”, “Active search” or “I’m signing up for an iPhone” work much more efficiently. The bachelors, and sometimes even the rich, will surely overtake the princess to remember her appearance and contacts on the Internet.
It is even better if there is a poster with a half-naked beauty on the back window, advertising itself or a page in social networks. This is not prohibited by law in our country. Unless, of course, we are talking about a porn server and the photo is not obscene. But with men such a trick will not work. The fact remains that such a driver will of course not be understood. And if they do, they could easily be blamed for promoting LGBT people. So far they have not put people in prison for this, but 400,000 rubles from an amateur of something hot will not be shaken without pleasure.
However, the responsibility of advertising your accounts in communities and social networks banned in Russia is much worse. Even a harmless sticker with, if desired, a link to the profile seems to be easily interpreted as a call for support for extremist organizations. And for this you can not only pay a fine of up to 700,000 rubles, but also lose your freedom for up to eight years. Of course, many “users” do not even think about it, actively use VPN and stick cars with “illegal” stickers. In fact, sticking the body with the infamous “tags” is nothing more than a useless way of self-expression to match the generally accepted trends in particularly narrow circles.
It is a thankless task to increase the traffic of your page on social networks thanks to the ads on the sides of the car. It is unlikely that one of the neighbors in the stream will try to type the specified nickname into the search bar on the way. First, it’s simply not safe to do this while driving. Secondly, it’s corny that you might not have time to see the address completely flaunted on the body. Finally, who needs this address anyway?
No, of course, it is understandable if in traffic jams you could see an equally attractive blonde in an incredibly beautiful car with lush, unrolled lips and heavy eyelashes. Then a random oncoming person certainly has every chance to register for the queen of the lane.
However, stickers with the phrases “Looking for a husband”, “Active search” or “I’m signing up for an iPhone” work much more efficiently. The bachelors, and sometimes even the rich, will surely overtake the princess to remember her appearance and contacts on the Internet.
It is even better if there is a poster with a half-naked beauty on the back window, advertising itself or a page in social networks. This is not prohibited by law in our country. Unless, of course, we are talking about a porn server and the photo is not obscene. But with men such a trick will not work. The fact remains that such a driver will of course not be understood. And if they do, they could easily be blamed for promoting LGBT people. So far we have not been imprisoned for this, but 400,000 rubles from an amateur of something hot will not be shaken without pleasure.
However, the responsibility of advertising your accounts in communities and social networks banned in Russia is much worse. Even a harmless sticker with, if desired, a link to the profile seems to be easily interpreted as a call for support for extremist organizations. And for this you can not only pay a fine of up to 700,000 rubles, but also lose your freedom for up to eight years. Of course, many “users” do not even think about it, actively use VPN and stick cars with “illegal” stickers. In fact, sticking the body with the infamous “tags” is nothing more than a useless way of self-expression to match the generally accepted trends in particularly narrow circles.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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