Possible fraud with Azteca

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  Anonymous Name2 weeks ago

  If you have the payment receipt for the overdue amount and proof that you are up to date or have already settled the debt, it is best to go directly to Azteca or Elektra and present copies, not the originals, because you should never hand over your originals. Always bring your originals and copies, and if they ask to see them, show the copies because the originals are yours. With this, you can stop them from bothering you. There is also the possibility that these people have stolen your information, know you had an overdue payment, and are now attacking you to get you to pay. Never pay anything except to the official accounts given to you when you made the purchase or loan request. Never deposit money into any account just because someone calls you and says you need to pay into a certain account to recover your payment. Those strange or STP accounts they send disappear as soon as you deposit money, and you will have no way to claim your money if it was a scam. If you paid Elektra, Elektra must issue you official documents. If they say you did not appear in court, ask where the official document signed by a judge is that was sent to your home summoning you to court. You have days to make a claim or file an injunction. Do not be misled by false news.

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