Shock! Bank offered to sell the child to the debtor on the bodies!

To repay the debt in the amount of 150 thousand rubles, a client of the bank offered to sell organs or their child.

In Chelyabinsk, a local resident Irene turned into one of the branches of the bank "Russian Standard" to take out a loan in the amount of 40 thousand rubles. 

She needed money for drugs, doctors suspected she had cancer of the brain. For a while Irina regularly pays fees on the loan, as long as her condition has not worsened, and she lost her job. After that, Irina asked the bank to change the schedule of payments in order to pay less. But after a while her bank debt increased from 40 to 150 rubles.
After that, the woman began to call with threats. She urged to return the money. However, some calls did not stop. After some time, Irene began to receive letters in which she recommended to sell their bodies, attached to the letter of their value in the "black market." In addition, in a letter to the child she was offered to sell her family, writing that he is really valuable and "tripe on the market for it will give in dollars."

In a letter written by hand, the number of the credit agreement, Irina and her bank account. However, representatives of the "Russian Standard" deny being so aggressive pressure on the debtor. They explained that such methods are often collectors, which the banks 'sell' customers were not able to repay the loan.

Irina turned for help to the police first, and then the prosecutor's office, but she was not a criminal case, saying that there is no threat in the letters. Irina went on, but of the 12 structures in which she applied, including the Ombudsman and the presidential envoy in the Chelyabinsk region, has agreed to help her only local CPS.

The official response of the bank "Russian Standard":

"The information in the article Lifenews, is not true and is a provocation against the Russian Standard Bank. The article gives an absolutely false data on the amount of debt, working methods with clients, distorted or absent any hard facts: for example, intentionally distorted the fact that the Bank restructured loans to customers as early as 2012, with the official letter from the bank customer and telephone conversations with clients and replace handwritten forgeries. "

Russian Standard Bank