comma with apposition [participle]: persuaded me, convinced me, to

[MugenKaosu]

I'm not sure this is actually an apposition, since I've only seen appositions between nouns, not verbs. But anyway...

I'm wondering if I should use a comma here:
He has persuaded, convinced me, to do this.

... Or perhaps I should write it like this?
He has persuaded me, convinced me, to do this.

 

[panjandrum]

He has persuaded, convinced, me to do this.
He has persuaded me, convinced me, to do this.

But not:
He has persuaded, convinced me, to do this.

The sentence has to make sense if you omit the text between the commas.

 

[MugenKaosu]

The sentence has to make sense if you omit the text between the commas.

Oh, I should have thought of that! I think it would be basically the same thing in my native language.

He has persuaded, convinced, me to do this.
He has persuaded me, convinced me, to do this.

But not:
He has persuaded, convinced me, to do this.

Thanks for the help!