Generally, the installment company will rush you first and then call your friends and family. If it is serious, it may be legally filed. Don't take any chances. I suggest you negotiate with the lender about the repayment plan and pay in installments. If the interest rate is too high, you can sue for interest rate reduction. If you think that the lender is at fault, you can confirm it through litigation and demand that it not be repaid or less.

There are many frauds on online platforms. If you are cheated, don't take it for granted to operate blindly. Be sure to listen to a lawyer's professional advice. If necessary, you can call a lawyer in detail to prevent getting deeper and deeper.

Create the illusion of private lending. Criminal suspects and defendants often publicize in the name of small loan companies, investment companies, consulting companies, guarantee companies, peer-to-peer lending platforms, etc., to attract victims to borrow money with low interest, unsecured, unsecured, fast loans, etc., and then induce victims to sign loan agreements or related agreements with false reasons such as "margin" and "articles of association" based on misconceptions. Some criminal suspects and defendants will also force the other party to sign a "loan" agreement or related agreement with an inflated amount on the grounds that the victim defaulted on the previous loan.