A festive card with claim included a wave of networks in networks: the most viral escrache to recover a millionaire debt.
They say that revenge is a dish that is served cold, and on social networks it can reach unthinkable temperatures. When it comes to charge debtssome appeal to ingenuity to achieve what the insistence does not get. That made a stubborn neighbor And his strategy went viral.
In an attempt to recover his money, he decided to make the claim into a public show. Took advantage of Facebook And, with a quota of creativity and much irony, he pointed against a woman who owed him a strong sum of money. The result: a wave of reactions and a story that did not go unnoticed.
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The original card with balloons, garlands and irony to demand the payment of a debt
Ezequiel Mosqueraneighbor of Lomas de Zamoratired of waiting for him to return the $ 380 thousand who lent, decided to act with an unconventional movement. He designed a card that simulated being a birthday invitation, but with a direct message: “You are invited to pay what you owe me“
The card included the face of the alleged debtor, Vivero Ángelesand decorated with balloons, garlands and other ornaments typical of a celebration. The detail did not go unnoticed in the Facebook group where it was published. There, dozens of neighbors joined to comment and share the situation with humor and indignation.
Ezequiel explained that there was a previous link with the woman and that, despite giving her payment facilities, she never was willing to comply. “He abused trust and friendship,” he said. The card even allowed you to choose schedule, as if it were a real celebration, with the suggestion of doing it “as soon as possible, as far as possible.”
The publication soon reaping hundreds of “likes” and comments that celebrated the creativity of the claim. Some users applauded the strategy, others laughed at the format, but all agreed that rarely a debt was exposed with such creativity in a network social.
Source: Ambito
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