DANGER

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  Ai Lal1 month ago

  They won't come to your home, but paranoia is normal. Their collection method is the same: they threaten to come, collect, seize assets, etc. They often send you your address with a photo of your house (the address you gave them when you opened the credit, the photo they take from Google Maps). They don't come to your house; 1) it's not convenient for them due to legal issues of extortion and harassment, both punishable. If they cross from cyber extortion to something physical, it's easier for the police to catch and dismantle them. They work purely with people's panic and fear. 2) They don't have people assigned for that; it's to intimidate. They want to create that kind of paranoia so you pay out of fear and pressure. However, under their standards, they probably raise your interest rate up to 100% and demand full payment at once. Don't pay attention to them, don't answer calls or messages, don't open links they send you, and don't reinstall those apps. Everything will be fine; in about 5 months, they'll remove you from the list and stop bothering you.

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  Rene Dorantes1 week ago

  No van, they play with you psychologically, stay calm. I was once told that a white van would be waiting for me. I went out with the "little toy" and there was no van or strange people outside my home.

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  L G1 month ago

  Download Truecaller and block all calls that are not contacts. 2.. delete the apps and no, better change the SIM card

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  Lily Solis1 month ago

  They accumulate a lot of debt, high interest, and phone harassment.

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