Kicilof and Costa Announced Measures to Defend Consumers of Virtual Wallets - Zona Norte Diario Online
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In the context of the explosive growth of the indebtedness and the lateness of the families, the governor of the province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, and the minister of Production, Science and Technological Innovation, Augusto Costa, announced on Thursday measures to protect users of virtual wallets from a series of complaints of abuses and breaches of the law of Consumer Defense. In the Conference Room, the Governor said: “In our country t…
The Buenos Aires government will investigate Mercado Pago and other wallets for alleged harassment of debtors and lack of clarity in financial costs. The Director of Communication of the Argentine Chamber Fintech, Alejandro Tejero Vacas, defended the sector and explained why published rates do not reflect what users actually pay. Read more
Kicillof Faces the Business of Indebtedness: the Province Goes Against the Abuses of Virtual Wallets
In the midst of a crisis of over-indebtedness that already hits millions of Argentines, the Buenos Aires governor, Axel Kicillof, and the Minister of Production, Science and Technological Innovation, Augusto Costa, announced measures to defend users of virtual wallets. The Province opened a research file starting from... The entry Kicillof faces the business of indebtedness: the Province goes against the abuses of virtual wallets was first publi…
In the context of the explosive growth of the indebtedness and the lateness of the families, the governor of the province of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, and the minister of Production, Science and Technological Innovation, Augusto Costa, announced on Thursday measures to protect users of virtual wallets from a series of complaints of abuses and breaches of the law of Consumer Defense. They could be fined millions. In the Conference Room, the Go…
The Buenos Aires government received 2,240 complaints against virtual wallets for abuse, harassment and harassment of indebted people, which is why the Governor spoke of taking action within his district's potential, which could include fines of up to $1,883 million.
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