you want make them do obituary poster for you??

general111:

I will pay them, but make i stress them small.

MJBOLT:

you want make them do obituary poster for you??

badboyTee:
If you go that group on Fb u go laugh tire

Note: if you want to learn to borrow from Lcredit without them having access to contact any of your friends and family if you don't repay quote me so I teach you

general111:
lcredit na very mad people.they need to ban them

general111:
I used to be a very good customer of one of them, not until i defaulted for two days.
I had reached out to them to tell them that things were not going well, only for me to start receiving threats oh.
They even called me a fraudster..
Well i paid them the loan, but i refused to pay them the extra charges.
They are calling me to them the extra charges, i just ignored them..
I will pay them, but make i stress them small.

NaijaRoyalty:
A micro loan company has been accused of declaring defaulters dead, designing and circulating the obituaries of such persons to family and friends.

A customer, Azuwuike Chinedu Achiever recently shared his experience with the loan company on social media.

He said he had defaulted in his repayment plan for five days and the next thing he saw was his obituary.

On a public group on Facebook, another customer of a loan app, Victoria Eyo Ekpo revealed she was also a victim and vowed not to repay the loan.

She said, “This is what Deloan (app) sent to me oooo. I will never pay. They called my mum and insulted her. May God help us.” (sic).

Ekpo added that she borrowed the sum of N15,000.

When PUNCH Online spoke with one of the contact persons of Deloans, who the Truecaller app identified as ‘Scammer,’ he denied ever doing that.

The contact person, who simply identified himself as Somto “How can I do something like that? Am I not a human being?”

Pressed further, he said he doesn’t have the authority to speak on the matter and that our reporter would need to speak to his bosses before abruptly ending the call.

Further calls to his line went unanswered.

Meanwhile, the Executive Vice Chairman/Chief Executive Officer, Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, Babatunde Irukera, has said that the regulators in the financial system are collaborating to address what is fast becoming a dominant and abusive practice targeting some of the most vulnerable in the society.

Irukera said, “In November (2021), the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission hosted a meeting attended by the chief executive officer of the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission, and representatives of the National Information Technology Development Agency and the Central Bank of Nigeria; in leading an effort to address multiple potentially dubious conduct of certain money lenders, otherwise known as loan sharks.

“Continuing complaints about questionable repayment enforcement practices including public shaming and violations of privacy, arbitrary, unjust, unreasonable, or exploitative interest rates and or loan balances calculations, harassment, and failure of consumer feedback mechanisms among others have led to significant and understandable consumer aggravation and dissatisfaction.”

https://punchng.com/loan-shark-declares-defaulters-dead-distributes-obituaries-to-relatives-friends/?amp

Lalasticlala Mynd44

Torg77:


you broke people know how to collect loans above your means but can't pay back. Its always easy and sweet to collect but when you don't pay back its hard and bitter for the companies involved. If 50 nigerians take loans and don't pay these companies will run into debt. If you don't have money go do conductor and stop punching above your weight

NaijaRoyalty:
A micro loan company has been accused of declaring defaulters dead, designing and circulating the obituaries of such persons to family and friends.

A customer, Azuwuike Chinedu Achiever recently shared his experience with the loan company on social media.

He said he had defaulted in his repayment plan for five days and the next thing he saw was his obituary.

On a public group on Facebook, another customer of a loan app, Victoria Eyo Ekpo revealed she was also a victim and vowed not to repay the loan.

She said, “This is what Deloan (app) sent to me oooo. I will never pay. They called my mum and insulted her. May God help us.” (sic).

Ekpo added that she borrowed the sum of N15,000.

When PUNCH Online spoke with one of the contact persons of Deloans, who the Truecaller app identified as ‘Scammer,’ he denied ever doing that.

The contact person, who simply identified himself as Somto “How can I do something like that? Am I not a human being?”

Pressed further, he said he doesn’t have the authority to speak on the matter and that our reporter would need to speak to his bosses before abruptly ending the call.

Further calls to his line went unanswered.

Meanwhile, the Executive Vice Chairman/Chief Executive Officer, Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, Babatunde Irukera, has said that the regulators in the financial system are collaborating to address what is fast becoming a dominant and abusive practice targeting some of the most vulnerable in the society.

Irukera said, “In November (2021), the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission hosted a meeting attended by the chief executive officer of the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission, and representatives of the National Information Technology Development Agency and the Central Bank of Nigeria; in leading an effort to address multiple potentially dubious conduct of certain money lenders, otherwise known as loan sharks.

“Continuing complaints about questionable repayment enforcement practices including public shaming and violations of privacy, arbitrary, unjust, unreasonable, or exploitative interest rates and or loan balances calculations, harassment, and failure of consumer feedback mechanisms among others have led to significant and understandable consumer aggravation and dissatisfaction.”

https://punchng.com/loan-shark-declares-defaulters-dead-distributes-obituaries-to-relatives-friends/?amp

Lalasticlala Mynd44

NaijaRoyalty:
I hope Buhari is servicing the loans he took from china before we begin see his posters all over the internet o

Truvelisback:
Himself never pay him loan. Him wan leave am for the next president.

Gadafii:
I am still very very happy that I trained my self to survive on what I have and can afford, taking loan or borrowing from friends is one thing I still don't do, I couldn't be starving to death and I will never disturb anyone to borrow me money, because I love my peace and sanity, and the small pride I have for my self I don't want anyone to rubbish it for me because of money I borrowed from him, the same way I don't lend people money, except the sum IAM prepared to let go, if you come to me to lend you money, I will tell you I can't lend you money, but take this amount, that's what I can afford, don't bother to pay back, simple as that.


I am grateful to God too, for always rescuing me at the eleventh hour, I have so much faith in him that what ever the financial problem I am having, I don't discuss that with anyone with the hope of getting financial favour from them, I am equally grateful God havent put me in a situation I can't handle my self, that one na big flex

Torg77:


you broke people know how to collect loans above your means but can't pay back. Its always easy and sweet to collect but when you don't pay back its hard and bitter for the companies involved. If 50 nigerians take loans and don't pay these companies will run into debt. If you don't have money go do conductor and stop punching above your weight