To: SeekAndFind
Going to the undergound has two consequences: For those who take out loans, it means having to pay much higher interest rates than they would if they borrowed legitimately. For the lender, it means that if a loan goes unpaid, there isn't much that can be done about it. Really? I have a sneaking suspicion the Chinese are well versed in the "policies and procedures" of loan-sharking.
2 posted on
09/23/2011 12:29:54 PM PDT by
WayneS
(Don't Blame Me, I voted for Kodos!)
To: WayneS
Black banks are also more likely a Triad front for laundering.
Cross / default on the Triads at your own risk.
6 posted on
09/23/2011 12:36:47 PM PDT by
Centurion2000
(Watch what people DO, not what they say.)
To: WayneS
I may be wrong but the way I understand it, the Chinese gangsters and crime syndicates frown upon people not paying debts.
They'll probably send them a sternly written letter.
7 posted on
09/23/2011 12:38:43 PM PDT by
NativeSon
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