How do I close my loans on Crypsee and Finstep?

Author: mihailovna • 🕒 28 Sep 2026, 12:44
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Good afternoon, everyone. I see there are some smart people here. I’d like to ask if you could advise me on how to pay off my loans with Crypsee and Finstep—they won’t budge, they’re constantly calling, and I don’t know where to get the money to pay them anymore.

Please help—I don’t know what to do anymore. My debts are piling up very quickly, and interest and penalties are being added every day. Please advise.

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🕒 28 Sep 2026, 12:45 #2

@mihailovna, did you take out these loans to trade on the stock market and lose everything?

🕒 28 Sep 2026, 16:54 #3

mihailovna wrote: Good afternoon, everyone. I see there are some smart people here. I’d like to ask if you could advise me on how to pay off my loans with Crypsee and Finstep—they won’t budge, they’re constantly calling, and I don’t know where to get the money to pay them anymore.Please advise, because I don’t know what to do anymore. My debts are growing very quickly, and interest and penalties are being added every day. Please help.

People take out crypto loans solely to trade on the exchange when there’s a high chance of making a profit—not to end up in a hole.Why did you take out these loans? If it’s for that purpose, then just deposit more funds into the exchange and trade—but be aware of the risks. 

🕒 28 Sep 2026, 16:57 #4

semen_90 wrote: They only buy to trade on the stock market if there's a good chance of making a profit, not of falling into a hole.

That's really funny, @admin, @semen_90. No, I took out those loans to pay off my MFO loans, but now I can't pay them back. I thought there might be a way to settle them so they wouldn't threaten me or charge those crazy interest rates. Can you give me some advice?

🕒 28 Sep 2026, 17:12 #5
mihailovna wrote:

No, I took out a loan to pay off my debts with microfinance organizations, but now I can’t pay those back. I thought there might be some way to settle the debt so they wouldn’t threaten me or charge me crazy interest rates. Can you give me some advice?

Come on, who needs that kind of deal? What are the terms—what's the interest rate?

🕒 28 Sep 2026, 19:53 #6

admin wrote: "Come on, enough already—why all these schedules? And what about the terms—what's the interest rate?"

From 400 USDT, we've already earned 2,500 in just two months

🕒 28 Sep 2026, 21:15 #7

mihailovna wrote: "Out of 400 USDT, they've already credited 2,500 in just two months."

To put it mildly, that's unthinkable 

🕒 Today at 03:16 #8

semen_90 wrote: To put it mildly, that's unthinkable

That's putting it very mildly... I don't even know how I got in there

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