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Natalia N

1 reviews | Active since Nov 2021

23 Nov 2022, 11:40

Forgive us our debts

Dear FNB

Covid has been so cruel to so many humans on this earth. Many have lost jobs or had hours cut, the health costs of preventing the virus and of course the cost of during the virus . It's no lie that so many men and women who have otherwise, under usual circumstances of paying their debts on time, religiously, have fell into financial struggles just to survive the pandemic and the after effects of it. Why are creditors being so unforgiving? Why Dear sir/ madam reading this are creditors being so harsh and unforgiving when it comes to old debts? Do they not believe in second chances? Imagine if God the father did that ... One sin and it's over, no forgiving no forgetting. But he doesn't, he forgives us when we rehabilitate and change, he also doesn't harbour resentment as these Credit establishments such as Truworths and TFG and Woolworths and FNB and standard Bank do. The above mentioned are extremely unforgiving and will resent someone who has bad debt for life. How Sir/ Madam are they so unforgiving yet they seek mercy from God. I'm sure there's religious people working within those establishments, how can we ask God to forgive us our tresspasses when we DO NOT forgive those who tresspass against us.

Not every bad debt came from a bad intention. Life happens. Times are hard.

If this message reaches the right heart, I believe this person or persons can help those who deserve a second chance

Thank you

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Natalia N's update24 Nov 2022, 13:33
Reviewer Update
I just need my message to touch a heart. Don't you look carefully at the payment pattern of a bad debt for instance. Wouldn't a person with no regard for the law and your establishment default on payment early on into a loan for example, I don't know of any good person , honest person that would pay their loan for years and damage their name by skipping payments suddenly. Did they have a prior history of going into regular arrears for example? If no, doesn't that say something unfortunate and unforseen has happened to this client? People deserve second chances is all I'm saying. God be with you. May he grant you with the gift of discernment.