Digital Hands
A man makes money in the electronic atmosphere.
It was similar to the dating sites, except cash exchanged digital hands.
“Yes, I’ve got your money, Daddy. Forty-thousand dollars in total,” Framiga Gonzalez chimed.
“Here’s fifty-thousand dollars,” Lonique Willard said.
Who received these donations? A college dropout named Colliard Cale. His handle online…Double C’s. He just put his name on the pecuniaryways.com site and waited for the dollars.
He made two hundred to three hundred thousand dollars off of women who just thought he was worth their money.
Then, the pot got bigger with a minimum of a hundred million dollar donations.
Cale became a billionaire in just minutes.
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