ãSpeaking of which, that debt is ...ã(Mother)
ãI see ...ã(Mile?)
Mile and Maevis are strong in combat but weak against lolies (young girl), cannot afford to leave the mother and the loli alone.
After applying recovery magic to the twisted little girlâs arm, they escorted both the mother and the loli back and then asked her about the situation.
Pauline and Renaâs face like âAh...â
ãIn other words, you canât return the borrowed money, right?ã(Pauline)
ãYe, yes...ã(Mother)
The mother nodded to Paulineâs remark.
ãItâs a common story ...ã(Pauline)
A common story
It was a trivial, too many of such stories.
ãPauline-san, how can you say that?ã(Mile)
However, no matter how common the story is, itâs still an important part of life for this mother and daughter. So, Mile complained about Paulineâs way of thinking, which was a bit sparse.
ãCertainly, interest rates are higher than usual.
...But she borrowed it, the money.
Apart from writing the contract, they donât give anything yet.
They borrowed from high interest-rate because they had no good collateral and there was no one else lending money.
And at that time, they were glad and grateful to be able to borrow money even under such bad conditions.
Is this wrong?ã(Pauline)
ãYe, yes... well...ã(Mother)
In response to Paulinâs question, her mother replied a little incomprehensible.
And Paulinâs question does not stop.
ãWhen you borrow from them, you treat them as God, and when you need to pay, you call them a demon.
When they just want you to fulfill the contract...
Why do you think interest rates are high in the first place?
Thatâs because they lend it to those who have high repayment risk.
The higher the risk, the more people will not return the money they have lent.
Yes, there are so many people who do not return the borrowed money.
Well, if they donât do a little hard picking (kidnaping), you will think that you can keep the debt as long as you can without paying.
And in order to keep them from out of business (bankrupt), they have to raise interest rates to cover the lost money.
If they lower your interest rate, they will not be able to lend to those at high risk of repayment, yes, people like you. They will refuse like any other lender.
So are you going to run away without giving back money to that kind money lender who also lends money to dangerous customers?ã(Pauline)
Pauline is in a bad mood.
...It was not the âslightly badâ but the âworst.â
Apparently, there was always something to think about the hot reputational damage to the industry called âmoney lendingâ which is a legitimate business.
Certainly Pauline is not wrong.
If you borrow money but donât repay it by saying âI donât have the moneyâ when itâs time to repay it, people will keep borrowing and the lender will go bankrupt. There must be no such stupid things.
It is bad to borrow and not return.
Itâs not surprising that the power and police are on the moneylender side as a law-abiding person.
... Of course, that doesnât mean that violence or human trafficking is allowed.
ãFinancials are always treated as bad guys.
The more the customers keep their promise, the more friendly those money lenders are.
Well, for those who do not return the borrowed money, wonât they have to take a severe method?
Otherwise, they canât keep their business!ã(Pauline)
ãWell, thatâs right.
Now I feel sorry for money lenders and those debt collectors.
In the first place, once the moneylender is destroyed, there will be no one left to lend money to unsecured customers.
Many people donât pay and if they urge people to pay, they will be treated like bad guys, and they will be killed or crushed by justice friendly people...ã(Maevis)
ããEeeeeeeh......ãã(Mother + Loli)
The mother and the loli were stunned by the words of Pauline and Maevis. They thought the girls would take a consultation with sympathy.
Mile and Rena also nodded at Paulineâs overly convincing words.
ã... Well, unless they take illegal collection methodsã(Pauline)
Paulin apparently wanted to dispute the dissatisfaction but didnât mean to abandon this mother and child.
ã... Why did you get a debt that couldnât be returned?ã(Pauline)
Pauline asked because she couldnât keep talking without checking that much...n/o/vel/b//in dot c//om
ãYes, my husband was sick on our travels and we couldnât do the planned transaction.
In addition, the money for the transaction is exhausted due to the stay fee and medicine fee, for temporary working at capital and living expenses ...
However, we could have been repaid it immediately a few days ago.
The interest rate was quite high, 20% a month, but we still had enough to cover that amount.
However...ã(Mother)
ãHowever?ã(Pauline)
ãThree days before the repayment date, when I brought my money trying to pay (120%), the money lending shop was closed with a sticker saying âthe shop will be closed for a few daysâ
And then the store keeps closing up until after the repayment date to open again.
He said âBecause we didnât pay by the due date, we will need to pay a penalty in addition to the debt as a breach of contractâ
Thatâs twice the amount of the repayment, and three times as much as the original debt (300%)...ã
ããããAhï½......ãããã(Red Oath)
Basic.
This is the basis of the basics.
If there was a book called âIntroduction to Fraudâ, it would have been a super-classical method that could be written around the third page.
(Thatâs such a simple scam work...
Well, because there are no television or newspapers, maybe that fraud techniques will not be widely known.
That means, perhaps, if I do chain sales or bank transfer scams, arenât they biting?
Itâs âBlue Oceanâ in the scam industry!) (Mile)
Mile is thinking about that, but of course, she doesnât really do it.
...Besides, if she tells Pauline about those fraud techniques....
Mile was a little scared.
And when she looks at the state of Pauline ...
Shocked.
That was the end of the fact that she defended the loan shark by using her speech. It will be a shock...
ã... letâs crush itã(Pauline)
Too much cute, in fact, itâs 100 times Hatred
Apparently, she defends the loan shark a little because she thinks that itâs only a high-interest loan,
But itâs a very bad loaner, the borrower seemed to have no fault.
And she feels ashamed, it can be said that her face was lost,
Despite being self-sufficient in saying those things, Pauline was as good as eight.
ãYou donât wait to hear the story to the endã(Mile)
Rena had a stunning face, Pauline showed a more disappointed faceã
ãItâs human scraps who borrow money but do not return,
For out-of-town customers who do not keep their contract, you can do harsh collections and some threats... No, itâs natural!
For itâs even worse for merchants to break contracts or commit scams from themselves,
You should erase them off the world, of course!ã(Pauline)
ãI see. Is that the merchantsâ code and bad merchants should be erased?ã(Mile)
Mile is satisfying with Paulineâs words.
And Rena hits Mileâs head.
ãYou are way too easily believing in anything, you donât receive it at face value!ã(Rena)