Illegal loan agency "Immediately resignation" with celebrity contact information security such as Lee Seung-ki and Tae-min
Oct 16, 2024
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On the 16th, WonHundred contacted and threatened the illegal loan companies with a phone number entrusted as collateral when A, a manager of Big Planet Made Entertainment, one of WonHundred's labels, failed to pay back small loans from more than 40 illegal loan companies with the contact information contained in his mobile phone as collateral" he said.
In response, Wonhundred said, "On September 30th, he was first contacted by a private lender and immediately resigned from his position," explaining, "An illegal loan company called us again today (16th) and threatened to solve the money problem instead of A with abusive language.'
There are about 1,200 phone numbers that A has handed over to the loan company, including Big Planet Maid employees, celebrities from the company, officials from the agency where A worked before, entertainment officials including the broadcasting industry he has known, celebrities from other agencies, and managers.
Currently, Taemin, Lee Seung-gi, Lee Moo-jin, Huh Gak, Lee Soo-geun, B.O., the group BBG, and Bad Villain belong to Big Planet.
"Unlawful loan companies are still sending threatening calls and texts to employees of Big Planet Made Entertainment, which was their former workplace, but as time goes by, they are more likely to contact other numbers on A's mobile phone as well as the police report and prepare legal action against illegal loan companies that have made threatening calls to this day," the agency said.
Finally, the agency said, `Once again, I would like to apologize to those whose personal information was leaked due to the employees who worked for our company, and we will do our best to resolve the situation," he added.
▶The following is the full story of Won's position
Hello, we're ONEHUNDED.
When A, a manager of Big Planet Made Entertainment, one of One Hundred's labels, failed to pay back small loans from more than 40 illegal loan companies with the contact information contained in his phone as collateral, illegal loan companies contacted and threatened him.
We first received a call from a private lender on September 30th and immediately resigned Mr. A.
As such, I expected that the case would be closed due to A's personal financial problem, but today (16th), an illegal loan company called us again and threatened to solve the financial problem instead of A with abusive language.
Therefore, we understand that this case is not simply a matter to be solved by an in-house problem, so we will inform you of all the damage in the hope that there will be no victims in good faith.
First of all, there are about 1,200 phone numbers that A handed over to the loan company, including Big Planet Maid employees, celebrities from our company, officials from the agency where A worked before, entertainment officials including the broadcasting industry that he has known, celebrities from other agencies, and managers.
Illegal loan companies are still leaving threatening calls and texts to employees of Big Planet Made Entertainment, which was their former workplace. However, as time goes by, it is more likely to contact other numbers on A's mobile phone.
We take the seriousness of the situation seriously and are preparing legal action with police reports against illegal loan companies that have made threatening calls to this day.
We bow down and apologize for the fault of the employee who worked for our company and caused a well-intentioned victim.
Our employees are currently suffering enough damage to the extent that it is impossible to perform their normal work due to fear of indiscriminate phone threats from illegal loan companies.
In the future, the phone number A handed over as collateral could cause victims like us. In the future, if you receive threatening calls or texts from an illegal loan company related to A's loan, please report it to the police immediately.
Once again, we would like to apologize to those whose personal information was leaked due to employees working at our company, and we will do our best to resolve this situation.
narusi@sportschosun.com
