Just got accepted to start my humanitarian work in Kenya.

Wow, absolutely blown away by this opportunity. I will be working for World Vision for 72 months!

I will be going to Kenya to help develop Vaccines for Viruses spreading throughout regions.

I'm not even sure what to do, should I sell my bot farm and remaining accounts? I guess so.

 

Rather you than me. Although it sounds selfish, it seems like one of those things I'd think morally was a good idea, and get bored with and regain my anamilistic self interest (go home) within 4 days

 

how exactly does one get such a position?

 

Sounds interesting. How much are you getting paid?

 

Congrats! Sounds like a great opportunity.

 

Wow thats truly amazing. Congrats dude!

 

Congratz bro sounds like a great opportunity really great and meaningful work ur gonna be doing

 

That was my question, this is what I found through a Google search:

The average salary of a Humanitarian is $65,750. Salaries start from $37,100 and go up to $100,940. Please note that the average salary for a Humanitarian may vary depending on several factors, like level of education, amount of experience, industry, company size and location. Our source, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, produces some of the United States most sensitive and important economic information, which is based on their strongest commitment to accuracy, quality and integrity

 

I need to get on Humanitarian aid work then. $65k per year isn't nothing to scoff at, but damn what are you going to spend it on in Africa?

 

Well if you were going to a less poor part of Kenya you could actually keep your bot farm. Africa actually has some really developed portions with all the comforts of a 1st world country but you're in Kenya for 72 months and I think it's a safe assumption you're not going to be able to maintain a bot farm.

 

That's amazing man, congrats

 

congratulations, please dont come back with Ebola

 

This. I know Tanzania, bordering Kenya, has grown massively recently. Cost of living there is roughly 2/3 as high as in the US even.

As for salary, I guess we'll wait till OP responds, but this sounds like a volunteering thing. $65k seems high, but for OP's sake, I hope it's low

 

There's no way they're paid $65 haha. More like 15-20k maybe with housing/food covered.

Five years is certainly a long time. Good luck.

 

65k lold what


Anyways congrats glad your happy.

 

This was a perfect setup for a scam. Hope you're happy with your 80m OP.

 

Working to help others in Africa, yet banned for scamming.

How ironic..

 

Sounds like you're headed to the cesspit. I feel sorry for you; dreadfully horrid how one can feed his ego with such a position then scam a poor kid for a virtual currency. The irony is real, I'm so humanitarian -- but wait -- lemme just ruin this kid's alter ego in RuneScape and then I'll continue my humanitarian efforts.

 

nuff said

 

Nice dude! Congratulations, even though you are banned, I'm happy for you.

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