Ada Kami Boss Denies DC Phone Number That Makes Suicide Customers Registered In The Company System

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JAKARTA - Ada Kami's President Director of online loan provider (pinjol), Bernardino Moningka Vega Jr, denied the telephone number of debt collectors who collect debts from customers to commit suicide registered with the company's system.

This is based on a search related to information circulating in the upload of the @rakyatvsoinjol account.

"Based on Ada Kami's check on the billing numbers circulating on social media, the results of the investigation show that the number is not registered in the Ada Kami system," said Bernardino in an official statement received by VOI, in Jakarta, Thursday, September 21.

Bernardino said that if it was proven that there had been an act of violation of violent billing as reported, then Ada We were ready to take legal action.

"Ada Kami akan menindak tegas pelaku penagihan yang tidak sesuai dengan code of conduct yang telah ditetapkan regulator," ucapnya.

In addition, Bernardino explained that Ada Kami would also cooperate with the competent authorities to ensure that the actions needed to be taken would be carried out quickly and effectively.

"There we believe that these steps must be taken and resolved as quickly as possible, so that this event does not hinder Ada Kami's financial inclusion spirit and AFPI," said Bernardino.

For your information, in addition to terrorizing customers by telephone and short messages, Ada's debt collector We also send fictitious food orders through online motorcycle taxi services.

Regarding the news, previously Ada's Management had denied the news.

Management emphasized that the delivery of fictitious orders through online motorcycle taxi services was not part of the company's procedures and had no connection with the Ada Kami service.

"We invite the public, especially Ada Kami customers, to be active in collecting complete evidence and reporting collection actions that are deemed to violate ethical norms of decency," said management.