A company launching an Island-based alternative to cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin says it's giving away free money.
Douglas-based MannTech is launching the new virtual currency Manncoin, which it's describing as a gift to the Manx community.
And to mark the coin's launch, it says it'll be giving the coins away for free.
In order to claim yours, you can visit manncoin.com and follow the instructions on the company's website.
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