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Just so it’s clear, if person A borrows money from bank B under person C’s name, person C will have to fix the problem. And make no mistake, it’s a huge problem
by janalsncm 4y ago
Just so it’s clear, if person A borrows money from bank B under person C’s name, person C will have to fix the problem. And make no mistake, it’s a huge problem. It will affect person C’s credit score and potentially cause loss of property as bank B will hound person C for their money back. This is in spite of the fact that there may be no relationship between B and C or A and C. And then credit reporting agencies D will happily report the lie from B, that C owes money to B.
It’s completely upside down. And good luck getting the local police to fix the issue.
https://youtu.be/otU-1Il7GfM https://youtu.be/otU-1Il7GfM