They deposited money into my account

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  Anonymous Name5 days ago

  READ COMPLETELY: These are debt-creating apps, the first step to cope with the situation is to set all your social media accounts to private, including your WhatsApp. On WhatsApp, everything must be private, including read receipts (this includes your last seen and whether you are online or not), your profile visibility should also be private, including your photo and profile name. Inform your social circle that your personal information was compromised and that no one should trust or believe anything these digital criminals do because they will edit your photo and do other disturbing things. Most importantly, your two emergency contacts must know this so they don't fall into the trap. The key is to report and ignore everything. My personal recommendation is to go without a SIM card for about 15 days so they get bored and bother someone else. In case I didn't say it, change all your passwords, including your digital banking and email accounts. Something I forgot to mention is to uninstall the Monto Libre app and format your phone—do this before changing your credentials for your emails or banking apps. Just ignore them, nothing else. Good luck, friend, and remember no online loan app is legal; they are all the same garbage. I speak from experience. Nobody helped me at the time, so I feel the need to help people going through this difficult moment. By the way, almost forgot, if you haven't done so, go and report the loss of your ID at the nearest police station because you gave access to your ID and they will try to take out more loans in your name on these debt-creating apps. Also, don't fall for apps that say "Are you being threatened by illegal loan apps?" Those are other scams that take advantage of your situation. Good luck!

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