The MFO in Kirov transferred the debtor's data to an outsider

      A resident of Kirov complained to the main department about a microfinance organization. In the appeal, she indicated that she had taken out a consumer loan, however, due to improper fulfillment of her obligations, she had overdue debts.

      The Kirov resident communicated with the microfinance organization on the issue of debt repayment via the phone. After a while, the woman received a text message from a stranger that read: "Good afternoon. What about the payment?". The caller introduced himself as an employee of the organization and continued to send messages.

      At the same time, the microfinance organization denied having an employment relationship with this person, as well as belonging to the number from which the stranger wrote messages.

      Employees of the enforcement agency found out that the organization, without the consent of the woman, transferred information about her and her debts to a third party, who soon wrote off the kirovchanka. Thus, the organization violated Part 3 of Article 6 of Federal Law No. 230-FZ dated July 03, 2016 "On the Protection of the Rights and Legitimate Interests of Individuals in the Course of Activities to Repay Overdue Debts and on Amendments to the Federal Law "On Microfinance Activities and Microfinance Organizations."

      As a result, an employee of the Federal Migration Service of Russia for the Kirov region issued a decree declaring the microfinance organization guilty of committing an administrative offense. The company was punished with a fine of 50 thousand rubles.