How does this con game work

The.Black.Templar

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I mean how is the above site allowed to do business...i got several ideas kama hizi ndio zinatuma mtu akuwe billionaire...are there regulations ama mtu anaanza tu?
 
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According to https://www.businesslicense.or.ke/index.php/license/details/id/201
Below are the requirements to start such a business
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Mehn its time to switch careers sasa. All i need is a partner
 
There are people who sell their houses and major assets like this.
If you're not getting enough interest in your property, you sell raffle tickets to the value of the house in small denominations with a guaranteed winner.
The last one I saw the owner waned £250,000 for his house and you could purchase as many £20 raffle tickets as you wanted.
You attach a time limit and just like that someone gets to own a £1/4 mill house for £2, the seller offloads the property and everyone lives happily ever after.
(Well, apart from the loosers.)
 
There are people who sell their houses and major assets like this.
If you're not getting enough interest in your property, you sell raffle tickets to the value of the house in small denominations with a guaranteed winner.
The last one I saw the owner waned £250,000 for his house and you could purchase as many £20 raffle tickets as you wanted.
You attach a time limit and just like that someone gets to own a £1/4 mill house for £2, the seller offloads the property and everyone lives happily ever after.
(Well, apart from the loosers.)
Damn, that's actually a great idea...what about transparency issues? Ama its all based on trust?
 
There are people who sell their houses and major assets like this.
If you're not getting enough interest in your property, you sell raffle tickets to the value of the house in small denominations with a guaranteed winner.
The last one I saw the owner waned £250,000 for his house and you could purchase as many £20 raffle tickets as you wanted.
You attach a time limit and just like that someone gets to own a £1/4 mill house for £2, the seller offloads the property and everyone lives happily ever after.
(Well, apart from the loosers.)

Where and when did this happen?
 
I remember reading a similar article a while back


The couple sold just under 30,000 tickets at £25 each for the chance to win their plush home that boasts its own cinema and seven reception rooms.

This equated to around £750,000 worth of tickets yet the winning prize was only a fraction of that amount.

 
The couple sold just under 30,000 tickets at £25 each for the chance to win their plush home that boasts its own cinema and seven reception rooms.

This equated to around £750,000 worth of tickets yet the winning prize was only a fraction of that amount.

Business based on trust ni shida tupu
 
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