Fiverr Review: What Would You Do For Five Dollars? ~ A Rich Idea

Photo: “creativepixelz” on Fiverr

What would you do for five dollars?

Over the weekend, I had a boring technical task that I needed to accomplish and I searched the Internet to see if there were people out there who did it. Maybe they like to do it; I didn’t.

This search led me to a website called Fiverr.com: “The place for people to share things they’re willing to do for $5.”

After finding someone to do what I needed done for $5, I began to wonder…just what are people willing to do for $5? It turns out that in this world people are willing to do a whole lot of things for $5.

Naturally, because I am male and programmed to thing about sex and relationships (not necessarily in that order) every 7 seconds, I began to wonder just what people out there are willing to do for $5. A simple word came to my mind: bikini.

So, off we go and we quickly discover that the wonderful ladies of the world are willing to do a lot of show and tell for $5. Let’s have a look at just the first few results.

And that was just the first couple of results–there were many more! But five dollars for some of those assets? I guess that it is the law of supply and demand and supply is not losing the battle.

So, I played around with some more words and found out everything that people are willing to do for $5. I hope these things don’t take too long…are people aware that the minimum wage is $8 an hour?. If someone makes a personalized video for me (which a lot of people will do), that might take at least an hour or more.

Anyway, it’s an interesting website and definitely something you may want to check out if you are ever bored on the Internet.

Here’s the site again: Fiverr.com–“The place for people to share things they’re willing to do for $5.”

About
Latest Posts

Get Social

Richard Cummings

Author at Obvious Conclusions

Richard Cummings is a writer, traveler, and web content developer.

Get your copy of his latest book entitled Obvious Conclusions, stories of a Midwestern emigrant influenced and corrupted by many years living in San Francisco and abroad. It just received its first outstanding review "...reminiscent of David Sedaris or Augusten Burroughs" on Amazon UK.