Pay 100 yuan for a chance to net 150,000 yuan house in China

Tuesday, September 1, 2009, 16:07 [IST]

New Delhi, Sept. 1 (ANI): A Beijing resident has come up with an unusual way of selling off an apartment.

The 26-year-old man is looking for some 1,500 Internet users to invest in an apartment, and the owner will be chosen on the basis of a lucky draw, reports the China Daily.

Each of the 1,500 netizens will have to pay 100 yuan to participate in the draw.

He has managed to convince 600 netizens so far. (ANI)

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