The hidden part of the credit account: why does greater repayment not always mean the end of debt?
If the consumer has paid back his loan at its cost, but the trader still shows a debt, he may quickly question: where did this amount come from? In one such dispute the Commission had to assess whether the consumer actually fulfilled their obligation...
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