If you accidentally get stuck in an overdue maggot while you're enjoying Kyoto gold loans, you may be subjected to “snipers” by the pick-up team, for example, by receiving a letter of notification. This warning letter lists the amounts you owe, and may even tell you that there will be subsequent prosecutions. So, what should you do when you have such a Kyodong gold note? Try the following way

What about the late issuance of the circular? These measures can be tried

First of all, you need to establish the authenticity of this circular. Carefully examine whether the information contained in the circular is yours, in particular the name, the identity account, and whether the amount owed is the same as the amount actually owed. If it's all right, then it's true. If the information doesn't match, then it's probably a false notice or sent to you wrongly. Regardless of whether it is true or not, it needs to be understood that the circular is primarily intended to prompt you to pay back as soon as possible, as a means of making a reminder and without legal effect. It may list some of the actions that will be taken against you, such as lowering your Kyoto gold line credit lines, sending someone to press charges, and even charging you, to create a sense of urgency and prompt repayment。

Secondly, you need to process your overdue payments as soon as possible. If all the letters of notification are received, but you are still in arrears, you may receive summonses from the courts, in particular if they are more than three months overdue, and Kyoto gold regulations may take the approach of prosecution. By that time, even if you pay your dues, your credit records will be damaged by enforcement, so you should try to avoid prosecution and pay back as soon as possible. If there is a high rate of interest due to a long overdue period, you can approach the Kyoto gold bar platform and try to negotiate a partial reduction of interest or apply for a new instalment。

If the Kyoto Goldbarn platform agrees with your request, you will need to enter into a new loan contract to clarify the amount and timing of the new repayment, and then to follow that agreement. If you do not agree, you should raise money as soon as possible to pay for it, for example, by asking for help from relatives and friends, or by selling idle items. Early repayments, early release, and your letters can be restored as soon as possible。