My Days on Fiverr are Over!

[maddisont]

Unfortunately, I’m totally kidding. 🙂



I received a message in my inbox from a dying man offering me… wait for it… $2 trillion dollars!!! All I had to do was trust him enough to believe it wasn’t a scam, and give him all my personal information. :))



Oh, the people who pop up on Fiverr. You gotta love this place! :))



(I thought I’d add this story because there’s just too much negativity on the forum today!)

[fonthaunt]

2 TRILLION? He only offered most of us 3 million! Wow, you rate high for dying priests!

[maddisont]

Reply to @fonthaunt: What can I say? I’m a black market heart surgeon in my spare time. :))

[fonthaunt]

Reply to @maddisont: If you have black market hearts, I would say that rates you up there! Now, where did a priest get that kind of trillions?

[jamesbulls]

I feel like Dr. Evil every time I get one of those 419 scam emails, aka “the Nigerian scam,” since so many of them originated in Nigeria.

[sabiansoldier]

Seems legit…

[maddisont]

Reply to @fonthaunt: Probably made a deal with the Devil.

[maddisont]

Reply to @jamesbulls: My reaction, every time.

[maddisont]

Reply to @sabiansoldier: Well… he did assure me this wasn’t a scam, and he seemed like such a nice guy.



:))

[zeus777]

Wow, trillion???

I got a message from a priest telling me that he wants to give me 2.9 million dollars,

and I thought THAT was being generous.



Here’s the thing though, let’s say I do end up getting/winning/receiving several million dollars.

I still won’t quit Fiverr!

I’m sure I’ll go on a somewhat of a long vacation, maybe for several weeks on an

AWESOME cruise around the world, but after that I’ll be back here again LOL 😃

[maddisont]

Reply to @zeus777: And here I thought we were supposed to be helping the poor! :))

[safwan]

lol… share half of it with me 🙂

[videosmaker24]

Well That’s not happening everyday. so You should take it. First money then information agreement. :-)) =)) 8-X

LOL

[Guest norrsken_marc]

Reply to @maddisont: I find it interesting that this priest claiming to be in Benin (South Africa) gives out an email address from France yet still wishes to pay $2.970.000.00 in US dollars. Also odd that on his death bed, he would take the time to create a Fiverr account and copy/pasting his unbelievable story on almost everyone who posts on this forum. I hope everyone reports this so it can be taken care of by Fiverr.