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A finance company‘s unconventional method of debt recovery has sparked an online debate.
A handwritten demand letter for a car instalment of 27,850 baht was left in a woman’s mailbox, causing her to question the legality and normalcy of this approach.
The woman took to the consumer group on Facebook, sharing her experience and seeking clarification. She expressed her bewilderment at the absence of any official letterhead and why it had been delivered in such a manner. She received two identical letters in her mailbox, one on November 18 and another yesterday (November 22).
The post, featuring images of the handwritten note, ignited a flurry of comments from netizens expressing diverse views. Some argued that the approach seemed unprofessional and could be a potential scam given the prevalence of fraudsters. Others suggested…
