QuickCheck: Are debt collectors now using banners and loudspeakers to shame borrowers?


FROM threatening calls to splashes of red paint, moneylenders and debt collectors have many techniques when it comes to getting what they believe is their due. Recently, a video was uploaded; it showed a group of men demanding payment by going to a borrower's home with banners and loudspeakers.

Is it true that this is a new tactic used by debt collectors?

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