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Klarna was recently fined for money laundering, and in Sweden they had long fights with the unions (and lost). But their services are pretty decent.
by TheChaplain 2y ago
Klarna was recently fined for money laundering, and in Sweden they had long fights with the unions (and lost).
But their services are pretty decent.
- 28304283409234 2y agoDecent? They create debt among teenagers. As if they don't have enough angst they now also have to worry about fines for having bought something marketing scum manipulated them into buying and Klarna allowed them to pay-now-regret-soon.
- mklepaczewski 2y agoTeenagers are allowed to take high interest loan? Where? I think in Poland it would be possible for every parent to refuse repay such a loan.
- c22 2y agoI think probably anyone could refuse to repay a $120 unsecured loan with pretty limited consequences.
- dagw 2y agoIn Sweden at least they will just send it to collections. Something which down the road could potentially negatively affect your possibility to, for example, rent an apartment, and in theory they could even garnish your wages if you keep refusing to pay.
- dagw 2y ago18 year olds aren't considered adults in Poland?
- halper 2y agoWell, the deal is that once one is 18 one may make one's own decisions and suffer the consequences. Klarna is scummy for sure, but the "SMS loans" in Sweden are even less appealing.