OnlyFans’ Colombian model offers 50% discount to those who present their COVID-19 vaccination record

Currently in Colombia there is a lot of insistence from the public and private sectors that as many people as possible get vaccinated against covid-19.

On the other hand, there are those who motivate to be vaccinated through unusual offers, but in the same way, striking. This is the case of Luisa Fernanda, a Twitter user who offered a 50 percent discount to those who present the vaccination card when purchasing any of their packages with exclusive content.

“Make known”, he wrote on his Twitter account, also mentioning that in his OnlyFans profile, there are – for the moment – 297 photos and 162 videos. On this platform, he appears with the user ‘Loverintherye’ and has more than 1,600 ‘likes’. Meanwhile, the fee for accessing its content has a monthly cost of $ 10 (approximately 38 thousand Colombian pesos) while the three-month subscription has a value of $ 25.50, or 99 thousand pesos.

The “entrepreneurial” trill for more people to get vaccinated and, incidentally, access their explicit material, was published on August 1 and has more than 150 “likes”.

How is the vaccination going in Colombia?

On July 29, the Minister of Health, Fernando Ruiz, announced the opening of vaccination for people aged 25 to 29. This statement came a day before the distribution of Moderna doses.

Since then, the country has presented vaccination cards: a day after Ruiz’s announcement, 550,832 doses were applied, also highlighting that over 12 million vaccination schedules have been completed. These figures contrast with those presented in March, where the 200,000 doses applied per day were not reached.

In addition, the Dane revealed an investigation in which he claims that the number of residents who refuse vaccination has decreased. According to the director of the entity, Juan Daniel Oviedo, only 11.6% of the total population does not wish to apply any dose.

It should be mentioned that, days before the minister’s announcement, several users of networks such as Twitter warned against “loneliness” at the various vaccination points. In Bogotá, for example, places that were previously filled with people wanting to apply their doses were half empty. The position in the Metropolis shopping center, located to the west of the city, was one of many without influx of locals.

This situation generated disagreements among the youngest, many of them intending to be vaccinated, but unable to do so due to age restrictions.

Another defining factor that motivated many political leaders to insist on mass vaccination was a trill from Senator Gustavo Petro, where he referred to the effectiveness of the doses against the Delta variant: “Very bad news which implies a total change in health and economic policy. Vaccines are useless for covid-delta virus, early research shows “. The post was described by the same Twitter platform as “misleading” and also received a lot of criticism, even from many supporters.

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