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Geez! That sounds like the creditors in Japan. They actually got in trouble for encouraging people to commit suicide, after the creditor had purchased life insurance on them. I just don't know how some people sleep at night.
Drachen wrote:I used to work for them . . . for a week. That company was malicious and unscrupulous. They taught us to ask people "What does your family think of you, a man, who can't even pay his bills. Do they think you are really a man?" As far as your question, I didnt hang around long enough to find out what kind of settlements they did.
06-21-2008 07:20 AM
pjxf99 wrote:Geez! That sounds like the creditors in Japan. They actually got in trouble for encouraging people to commit suicide, after the creditor had purchased life insurance on them. I just don't know how some people sleep at night.
Drachen wrote:I used to work for them . . . for a week. That company was malicious and unscrupulous. They taught us to ask people "What does your family think of you, a man, who can't even pay his bills. Do they think you are really a man?" As far as your question, I didnt hang around long enough to find out what kind of settlements they did.

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