the star of the sertanejo Gusttavo Lima gave an interview to the columnist Leone Dias to talk about appearance of your name on Serasa’s list of debtorsfor a debt of BRL 6 thousand. The singer claims he was the victim of a scam, where someone impersonated the singer to be a bank account holder.
“My name is dirty and will stay dirty! I won’t pay a debt I don’t owe, wow. First of all, I don’t even have an Itaú account. How do I owe Itaú a debt?”asked Gusttavo Lima.
“I was also taken by surprise just like everyone else. I think it could have been a higher amount, right, because of R $ 6,000? Not that it’s not money, it’s money, but it took everyone by surprise”explained the singer.
Gusttavo Lima he explained to the columnist that he paid all his accounts and points out that a coup took place in his name: “It was a scam, I’m 100% sure. (If I owed the bank) I would have paid, right. Either you pay because you owe it or you pay out of shame. The team I have. I can tell you with my mouth full that everything we have is paid off. We have no funding”concluded.
The company Itau Unibanco commented this Friday (21st) about what happened to Gusttavo Lima: “Itaú Unibanco clarifies that, in the case at hand, it did not participate in the commercial relationship between the parties and only acted as a ticket issuer for the company that carried out the collection. In this role, the bank protested the document to the request of the company, as defined in the contract for the provision of this type of service. Finally, inform that the protest has already been cancelled”said the financial institution’s statement.
Source: Terra
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