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JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – The Indonesian Consumer Foundation (YLKI) has engaged customers or other people who feel disrupted by the billing service Peer-to-peer financial technology lending Rupiah Plus to report it to parties

A number of citizens in social media have been discussing in recent days how Rupiah Plus billing calls contacts on borrowed mobile phones, even required to pay off the debts.

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"Please report to the Judicial Police, Cyber ​​Crime where there is a misuse of personal data, we would advise, whether borrowers or the disadvantaged because they feel disturbed, "Abdul Basith said. contacted Kompas.com, Saturday (30/6/2018).

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According to Abdul, such a billing method harms people to be a customer or those who are contacted by Rupiah Plus for recover the debts of the client.

He believes that Rupiah Plus, as a lender, could do more rigorous checks to minimize the risk of default.

"Even though they are affiliated with the Fintech Association, they can share data relating to the borrower's background, especially those who are stuck or have not paid" Abdul said. [1965900]] Separately, Chairman of the Working Group Peer to Peer Lending The Fintech Indonesia Association Reynold Wijaya considers that there are several ways to recover late or under loans -Paid. [19659003] This is revealed in response to the way Rupiah Plus billing is complaint on social media.

Based on the information on rupiahplus.com's pages, the Rupiah Plus platform is mentioned as the first unsecured credit service in Indonesia, where users can operate entirely via apps on mobile phones. [Lire la suite] Rupiah Plus Problem "To borrow via Rupiah Plus, it is not necessary to guarantee or sign the contract, but enough KTP can then apply for a loan of 800,000 Rp and 1.5 million Rp. [19659002] Kompas.com is trying to contact Rupiah Plus through the contacts listed on its official site, but no answer yet.