14-year-old girl gets $200 from father for quitting Facebook

According to an interesting February 6 Inquisitor report, a 14-year-old girl Rachel Baier has decided to quit Facebook after her father, Paul Baier, said that he would pay her $200 if she stays away from the social network.

As per the report, Paul Baier - the vice president of an energy firm based in Massachusetts - got all the paperwork prepared to make the deal with his daughter a binding one; and made her sign the official quit-Facebook agreement.

The report revealed that Baier asked Rachel to sign a Facebook Deactivation Agreement; and he later posted that agreement to his own blog.

About the term-period of Paul Baier's deal with Rachel, the Inquisitor report disclosed that Baier is paying his daughter $200 for logging off from Facebook for a period of five months.

Throughout the five-month period, Rachel will keep getting part of the $200 deal amount for quitting Facebook. She will get the first payment of $50 in mid-April; with the full balance of $150 to be paid to her on June 26.

Meanwhile, noting that staying away from Facebook was Rachel's own idea, Paul Baier said: "She (Rachel) wants to earn money and also finds Facebook a distraction and a waste of time sometimes. She plans to go back on after the 6 months is over."

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