Don't be shocked! If you suddenly have one baht from a creditor, this is a "no legal effect" trick (if you know it).

Rumors of creditors secretly transferring $1 into accounts to "renew" the debt...That sounds like a fucking trick, right?

Many people have already panicked.

"Hey, I owe you a lifetime!"

"Is it legal to secretly do this?"

The truth is...This is true of the debt collection company, but it has "no legal effect" to know!

According to the law (D & C 193 / 14), the statute of limitations will only stop if the "debtor" is the one who accepts the debt itself, such as paying the principal, paying interest, or signing the debt.

A creditor or a debt collection company secretly transfers $1 or $10 into your account...The court held that "the debtor had no intention of paying the debt."

Age of life does not stumble!

But the real problem is...If you don't know about letting go of the blur and missing the ending, you might be screwed up in court.

Here's a professional "way to cope":

1. Do not panic, do not transfer back, do not use

Leave that balance in the account. No reaction required.

2. Request Statement immediately

Go to the bank, ask the state to see where this baht is transferred from (mostly the account name comes from the debt collection company). Keep this evidence.

3. If sued, "Do not escape the court" (important descent!)

90% of indebted people miss this! When you're sued for an age-deficient case, you're afraid to go to court.

Remember, "Debt age will not be raised by the court itself." If you do not go to court to fight the case, the court will sentence you to lose immediately!

You have to go to court (or let the lawyer go) and take the state and argue, "This balance I didn't transfer. The creditor created false evidence to renew the matter."

That's it...The court dismissed the case without age!

Being in debt requires a return is the right thing to do.

But being exploited by a shallow trick outside the law is what you need to get up and protect your rights.

# Credit card debt # Age # Debt collection # The law should know