Serasa Experian offers the Feirao Limpa Nome network on the Internet with debt discounts of up to 95% until December 15th

Serasa Experian offers the name of Feirão Limpa on the Internet with deductible reductions up to 95% until December 15th. The Feira Serasa Limpa Nome, which allows debtors to settle their payment arrears on the Internet, in order to obtain credit on the spot, has been extended until 15 December. Discounts can reach 95%. According to Serasa Consumer – the branch of Serasa Experian that connects businesses and consumers – seven million people have already accessed the site. This move would have resulted in 1.9 million transactions, or 64% more than the total recorded in 2017.

When accessing the site, the consumer is required to complete a registration form. Once completed, the user is directed to a page listing the debts on his behalf that can be negotiated, as well as his creditors.

The page also indicates the service channels (phones, e-mails or chat). ) companies and, as the case may be, even offers a bank draft for the printing and clearing of the debt. Serasa Consumidor ensures that the virtual environment is secure for those who wish to complete the transaction, while protecting consumer data.

Companies like Casas Bahia, Ponto Frio, Santander, Renner, Ipanema, Qualicorp, Porto participate in the fair. Insurance, Itaú, Claro, NET, Embratel, TIM, Crefisa, CredSystem, Recovery and Vivo, which offer new payment terms and discounts to those who wish to pay their bills.

Debt Profile According to Serasa Experian, the number of people in default in the country reached 61.6 million in October this year, representing an increase of 1.08% compared to the same month in 2017. At that date, the national total was 61 million debtors.

The total amount due in October 2018 amounted to R $ 237.1 billion, which equates to an average of four debts per FCP.

The majority of the debts concern banks and credit cards (27.3%), followed by late consumption accounts (electricity, water and gas), representing 19.2% of the total.

Older persons owe more

In addition, according to the Sur Serasa Experian survey, the majority of people with vulgar names are between 41 and 50 years of age (19.8% of the total). The oldest people, aged over 61, are in second place in the ranking of defaulters, ie 14