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31/12/20

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Originally posted by Forex333: ↑

Afterpay has thousands of unpaid credits.
there is tons on people who installed the app, bought for 1000$ stuff and then simply cancelled their credit cards so afterpay cannot take the money and can only hire debt collectors to try to recover the money.

debt collectors can keep up to 75% of the money recovered and they have no other power than emails, phone calls and mails, which people simply ignore.

Also only Facebook groups of backpackers are full of tips explaining how you can use the 1000$ credit afterpay and then go back home without paying.

You all understand now that afterpay is actually a terrible company business model not to mention that it makes people spend money they don't have in stuff they usually don't need.

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I understand now.

You have just taken an absolute bath on Alita and Sayona and are salty about anyone else being successful.

You've aimed up at the tallest poppy you could find.

We all should be flattered that you've chosen AfterPay as that tall poppy.

Keep it up mate, it appears you are a reverse indicator, so the more you find fault in AfterPay, the more likely it is to continue to FLY

APT Price at posting: $118.00 Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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