JAKARTA - Artist Nafa Urbach said that she recently became a victim of the terror of the ferocity of illegal online loans (pinjol). In fact, Nafa did not borrow money at an illegal loan.
"So about five days ago, I called many unknown numbers and collected debts. I didn't know that person, at first I ignored it," Nafa said in the Mata Najwa event, which was launched on Sunday, October 24.
Nafa said that she did not borrow money from illegal loan applications at all. It's just that, it is suspected that the number was written by someone to apply for an illegal loan.
"Then suddenly someone called again, and asked for another debt. He said please convey it, named A has to pay this debt," said Nafa. Nafa was initially indifferent to the action. But day by day, the debt collectors are getting more and more rude. Even the collector had dared to threaten him.
"On WA (WhatsApp). At first, he was WA please tell A to pay the debt, because he failed to pay. Until finally the PP (profile picture) harsh words came out like a thug wearing a tattoo, he started threatening. 'why You don't pay your friend's debt, your friend has guaranteed your name, so your family also bears the risk," said Nafa.
As is known, the National Police Chief, General Tito Karnavian, recently ordered the ranks to step on illegal loans. So far, dozens of illegal pinjols have been revealed. In this case dozens of people have also been named as suspects.
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