Beware of scammers

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  Arief Wahyudi3 days ago

  If you have a loan, it is from an illegal online lender (pinjol ilegal). The debt collectors from illegal pinjol start spamming and threatening less than 2 days before the due date because they are chasing payment fees or full repayment from the borrower. If you don't have a loan, it is possible your data has been misused by others (leaked). Two weeks ago, I received calls and WhatsApp messages demanding loan repayment, even though I didn't have any loans. They sent a link to an APK, do not click it, they provide a suspicious link with continuous threats. Just ignore it, they will give up after 3 days. Common leaked data includes ID card (KTP), selfie photos, emergency contact numbers, workplace address, and profession (which they usually don't have access to). I tried to calm them down and said I would pay, baiting them amid the threats, and they gave job data and office address that do not match at all. Don't forget to ask the disbursement date and to which bank account the payment should be made, because they don't have that data. If they give a virtual account (VA) bank number or payment code, ignore it and do not pay.

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  Sammy Diaz2 weeks ago

  hahaha.. behind that WhatsApp, the one typing is just a little kid..

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  Respati Gibran3 weeks ago

  The threat is really scary haha

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  Gufron Tokai3 weeks ago

  If you have debt, then pay it. If you don't want to pay, just prepare yourself mentally, it's simple. Just threaten back.

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