Flowers are just a consumer credit product, full of ants. When flowers are opened, the user receives a certain amount of consumption, which can be paid first at the time of the purchase, and is entitled to “consumer before payment”. However, many often forget to pay on time. So, what happens if it doesn't take two months

What happens if it takes two months

**1. Overdue cost increases**

First, after the flower has expired, there will be interest arrears. These costs will accumulate over time, putting greater economic pressure on users。

**2. Influence personal letters**

If the user does not pay back on time, the flowers remind the user to pay back as soon as possible by telephone, text message and mail. If payments are still outstanding, the overdue records will be reported to credit institutions, which will have a negative impact on the user ' s personal credit。

**3. Declining sesame credits**

Overdues are systematically reported to sesame credit, which affects users ' s sesame credit ratings and may lead to a decrease in credit ratings. If the delay exceeds 180 days, the flower is entitled to include the user in the Sesame Credit Black List。

**4. Limited functionality of flowers**

Long overdue repayments affect the subsequent use function of the flowers. After a delay, the flowering function may be restricted and users cannot continue to use the flowers for consumption。

**.5. Levels may be lowered**

The amount spent was determined on the basis of a multifaceted assessment of the use of accounts and personal credit. Overpayment would result in a decrease in the amount spent。

Therefore, the use of flowers should be used to plan funds rationally to ensure that payments are made on time. At the same time, rational consumption avoids blind shopping and unnecessary economic burdens。