The story first came to public knowledge via a blog post on Chinese platform Tian Ya Yi Du, where a user going by the name Proud Qiaoba wrote about a colleague who tricked each of her 20 boyfriends to get her an iPhone 7, which launched in the country last month. The woman, called Xiaoli on Chinese social networking website Weibo (though that is not her real name), reportedly then sold all the iPhone 7 units she had on the Hui Shou Bao website, making around CNY 120,000 (roughly Rs. 12,00,000) in the process.
his money went into paying the down-payment for her new home in the countryside.
Proud Qiaoba wrote in the post that Xiaoli is not from a wealthy family - she is the older daughter of a migrant worker and a housewife. "Her parents are getting old and she might be under a lot pressure hoping to buy them a house... But it's still unbelievable that she could use this method!" the post said.
The news became fodder for office gossip at Xiaoli's workplace when she called a few friends from work over to show them the house and told them the story of how she got the money to pay the deposit. Proud Qiaoba wrote in the post, "Everyone in the office is talking about this now. Who knows what her boyfriends think now this news has become public."

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