"My time here is almost complete, I have only a few hours & minutes, I have loved you all."
Within an hour of the video being posted and linked on the social networking site Twitter, Moore County sheriff's deputies received 25 to 30 calls asking for police to check on the 36-year-old at his home in the 300 block of Boys Camp Road in Cameron, said Capt. Henry Marion with the sheriff's office.
But when Marion and another deputy showed up at Hardy's home, he said, there were no problems.
"I shook his hand," Marion said, "and he told me everything is fine."
The apparent hoax drew immediate reaction from commenters on Twitter and YouTube.
UPDATE: Jeff Hardy's wife posted the below to her Twitter account:
Ugh. So sick of bulls***. Don't believe everything you read. No matter who writes or posts it.
When the cops show up to our house at 11 pm, for a "suicide call" the f***ing joke is over @MATTHARDYBRAND. Stop trying to work the Internet
I guess you got what you wanted @MATTHARDYBRAND. Everyone is talking about you, again. But it's not in a good way.
This guy needs to grow up he has real issues.