A lender like shasan not responding is not good?

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What strikes me as noteworthy is the lender's sudden absence from the forum. Given the substantial number of loan accounts he manages, his lack of activity raises red flags for me.

There's no red flag in this case because most of those loans were non-collateral loans and he doesn't owe money to anyone so if he goes down with it then he was the one who will be losing money not the other way round (just pointing out).

Two days is not that long to be concerned about either so better be wait for two weeks at least before concluding anything also what's the political status right there now, is there anything alarming?

I agree, I hope Shasan is ok, there are many reasons why he cannot go online, and we can only get the answers once he is back online, Shasan's business is risky for him because of the outstanding loans coming from the many members of this forum.
I hope he can contact anyone here so we can have an update, just like what happened to A.B. Royse, who is able to find a way to contact a few members of the forum to update his situation, because of the loss of internet in their country.

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Quote from: pakhitheboss on Today at 12:22:48 PM

What strikes me as noteworthy is the lender's sudden absence from the forum. Given the substantial number of loan accounts he manages, his lack of activity raises red flags for me.

There's no red flag in this case because most of those loans were non-collateral loans and he doesn't owe money to anyone so if he goes down with it then he was the one who will be losing money not the other way round (just pointing out).

Two days is not that long to be concerned about either so better be wait for two weeks at least before concluding anything also what's the political status right there now, is there anything alarming?

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It is just two days, not 2 weeks or 2 months. Probably he has some things he is doing. There are sometimes that you will not be able to visit the forum. Even this can happen to people that are in signature campaign. I think there are people that still owe him money, he can not just decide to leave this forum just like this.

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Quote from: pakhitheboss on Today at 12:22:48 PM

What strikes me as noteworthy is the lender's sudden absence from the forum. Given the substantial number of loan accounts he manages, his lack of activity raises red flags for me. While I acknowledge that it might be premature to conclude, his two-day absence from the forum is quite unusual. Considering the current turbulent situation in Bangladesh following the forceful removal of the Prime Minister by the new government, I sincerely hope that he is safe and well.

My best guess is that he has some other things taking his time which could be personal needs or family. He ĥas more at stake in the forum so if there is anyone that ought to be active, he should be the one. I don't think using the word "red flag" is appropriate because such words are used in expressing distrust and for this case, the issue of trust is not involve given that he is the lender and base on what you have narrated, unless there other things you did not feel comfortable adding to your post.

I believe he will come online and get things resolved soon so no need for panics.

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Quote from: pakhitheboss on Today at 12:22:48 PM

What I am finding intresting is that the guy is now not active in the forum. Which is my concern because as a lender who has so many loaned account he should be always active. I might be assuming to early here but he hasn't been active within the forum for the last two days.

Two days of no activity in the forum is not terrible.

As a lender, shasan will have to worry if his customers go inactive for several months, no response to his PMs for loan expiration and repayment. I know that shasan has good patience to wait for several months, or about 1 year, before making a scam accusation on his customer.

He maybe has other things to do beyond the forum, and as said, two days is not quite long time to worry.

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I am hoping he is okay as Bangladesh is now going through the worst than expected after the PM was removed forcefully by the now government.

I hope he is ok and the democracy revolution in Bangladesh will succeed and bring better government, policies, life quality and human rights for locals.

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I have been a borrower of Shasan Lending for over a year now. Throughout this time, I have consistently met all my financial obligations, including paying the interest as agreed and repaying the loans on time. Whenever I encountered issues or needed an extension on my loan, I always engaged in open and transparent discussions with the lender via Telegram.

However, recently, I have noticed a concerning change in the lender's behavior. I can vividly recall the initial conversations we had when I first sought the loan, and I'm now confronted with a situation that seems contrary to what I have come to expect.

What strikes me as noteworthy is the lender's sudden absence from the forum. Given the substantial number of loan accounts he manages, his lack of activity raises red flags for me. While I acknowledge that it might be premature to conclude, his two-day absence from the forum is quite unusual. Considering the current turbulent situation in Bangladesh following the forceful removal of the Prime Minister by the new government, I sincerely hope that he is safe and well.

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