Recently, Xiao Wei, a junior in a university in Liuzhou, got into debt because of "campus loan" and was taken away by the debt collector. Anxious parents have attracted the attention and discussion of many netizens after posting in the Red Bean Community Forum.
What the hell happened?
On August 4th/KLOC-0, the netizen "Mubeibei Girl" posted in the guest forum of Hongdu Community, saying that "the guest college student borrowed 1000 yuan, and190,000 yuan was kidnapped by the underworld", and the post was also forwarded to many universities in Liuzhou, and the issue of "campus loan" once again attracted attention.
According to "Mubeibei Girl", she is a guest, and her son Xiao Wei is a junior in a university in Liuzhou. She usually studies on student loans and is obedient and sensible at home. She worked part-time in Nanning during the summer vacation, but recently sent a message for help to her family. When asked, it turned out that Xiao Wei recently borrowed 1000 yuan through the "campus loan". Later, because of the failure to repay the loan in time, I agreed to the loan terms of the other party and borrowed several thousand yuan from usury. Due to the high interest rate of usury, it didn't take long for the arrears to evolve from several thousand yuan to tens of thousands of yuan, and then snowballed to 6.5438+0.6 million yuan.
The other party called the social youth to find Xiao Wei, and Xiao Wei, who couldn't afford the loan, had to ask for help at home. After receiving help, "Mubeibei Girl" came to Nanning to negotiate with the other party and call the police. However, after the coordination of the police station, things still failed to be solved, and Xiao Wei was taken away by social youth. After a few days of seesaw, the arrears rolled into 6.5438+0.9 million yuan. In desperation, "Mubeibei Girl" had to post for help, and the post quickly caused tens of thousands of readings and hundreds of replies.
warn
With the development of internet finance, "campus loan" has entered the campus, and college students can apply for credit loans as long as they submit information online, pass the examination and pay the handling fee. With the proliferation of "campus loans", some private lending institutions and even private lending have also targeted college students, leading to campus fraud, usury, naked loans and violent collection.