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Buying a television in installments can become a reason to lose your home. This is the story of a 66-year-old mother. She raised three orphaned children alone. In '97 she comes to Tirana to provide a better life for her children.
" I worked where I had the opportunity, with two shifts, with as much power as I had and I managed to get a house with a loan. Even today I pay the loan. In 2016, I received a 'Fuego' TV and a toaster for 8,000 ALL. I did not receive them in cash and started paying in installments to Intesa San Paolo. I got sick and went for a check-up outside. I didn't pay it for three months, but when I came back I paid it in full and during the calculation I paid 140 thousand old lek more. I called it closed" , said Prende Niklekaj.
Despite the fact that the debt was actually settled, what is quite serious is the fact that the lady's apartment was put up for sale for an alleged debt that was worth as much as a television.
" One fine day I receive a letter from the bailiff that your house has been auctioned. For a TV this is the pinnacle of pinnacle. The girls of the microcredit company called me two or three times and I told them that I have closed that obligation. I told them that I will sue them because I closed it and paid them 140,000 lek more. What is this talk of spending 60,000 euros on a TV, this is shameful. This is an open crime, a crime" , said Prende Niklekaj. / InsideStory
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