I Have Read That,

the tattoo says 'scammer',

the story goes like this, a photo of the smiling unnamed man showing off his unusual forehead tattoo was posted online last week by Russian tattoo artist Roman Bikeev, a.k.a. Mr Amsterdam, in the photo caption, Bikeev explained that the man had come in for a neck tattoo, but later said that he had no intention of paying for the artwork and nonchalantly admitted to pulling the same trick on other tattoo artist in Ufa, the capital city of the Republic of Baskortostan, so the tattoo artist decided to take his revenge by inking “Кидала” (Russian for ‘scammer) on the man’s forehead, along with his autograph, it was rumoured that all of this was a fake, to get publicity for Mr.Amsterdam, in response to the criticism he had been receiving online, Mr. Amsterdam sat down with GTRK Bashkortostan and insisted that his story was 100% true, He explained that he didn’t need to trick or hold the man down to ink the embarrassing tattoo on his forehead, instead he simply proposed it to the scammer as a way to exact exact revenge for himself and all the other tattoo artists he had tricked in the past, and the guy accepted, he sat back down in the chair voluntarily, no one forced him, when I was done, I took the photo and told him ‘That’s it, goodbye’.” Bikeev added that before he left, the man looked in the mirror, smiled and told him 'that he was going to get rid of the embarrassing tattoo the same way he has gotten all of his ink, by tricking another tattoo artist or a laser removal specialist to cover it up or erase it, and not pay for it', (obviously), so far, the police haven’t received any complaints related to this bizarre incident, if true hopefully other tattoo artist having read the story will not remove the tattoo, as BSM Williams used to say, 'Oh dear, how sad, never mind!'.