Moneylenders destroying online businesses

[neku]

In some countries money lenders are extremely greedy and they are destroying online businesses, defaming the business owner, spreading false defamatory information. Are people in your area harassed by money lenders?

 

[gwolf666]

Hello everyone, I wanted to bring up a topic that worries me a lot, and perhaps many of you as well. In some countries, loan sharks are extremely greedy and, instead of helping, end up destroying online businesses. I've seen cases where they even defame the owners, spreading false information to damage their reputation and force them to close. It's a very unfair situation, as these loans sometimes seem like the only option for many people, but they end up being a trap. I'd really like to know if you also experience harassment from these loan sharks in your areas. Have you had similar experiences or know of cases where these lenders act in such an abusive manner? It's important to raise awareness about this and find ways to protect entrepreneurs and small businesses. I look forward to hearing your opinions and experiences.

 

[Augusta]

Nigerian authorities are shutting down illegal online lending firms that use deceptive schemes to hook consumers

 

[Stardom22]

Of course yes. The online money lenders are actually being greedy, heartless or even brutal to people. Their business is actually illegal for sure.

 

[neku]

The offline money lenders are very aggressive in robbing the savings of some investors from poorer communities after criminally defaming them, spreading fake rumours.

 

[eLdavis]

I think these people need to be reported, this way they can easily be delt with by the law and maybe others would learn from this.

 

[neku]

The moneylenders have a large number of politicians on their payroll, so the politicians and police will usually not entertain complaints against the moneylender.