Know the other side as well as your own. If you have used online loans, are caught up in them, or are close to missing a payment, take your time and read this article through. This world is full of hidden dangers. The stories here can help you prepare yourself and avoid falling into blind anxiety that could ruin your life. (For certain reasons, some parts may be a little padded, so feel free to skip them. The main content continues afterward, and some details are included in the main text. If you have questions, leave a comment.)
This collection is based on stories gathered offline and compiled from hearsay and things people bragged about after a few drinks. Some artistic embellishment has been added to make the stories work (if this were written as an anti-scam guide, it might never have been published, so it includes other plot elements too). The first-person narration is used purely for the purposes of the article. The stories have all been reworked for artistic effect and are not factual. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. There is no deliberate attempt to smear or vilify any industry. Regulations in this sector have gradually improved, so the incidents described are now much less likely to occur, though that does not mean they have vanished entirely. The book exposes many illegal tactics and schemes, and hopes to use these stories to warn readers not to get scammed.
This article uses stories based on hearsay to encourage ordinary people, especially young people, to stay away from online lending traps and escape before they fall into ruin, helping those in danger.
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It's very real, but in reality there are very few blowers who are as lucky as pig horns. 90% Of them go in and step on the sewing machine.
It's well written and seems to have been personally experienced by the author!