Complaint Review: Polyxeni Langas Tampa Florida - Hoboken New Jersey

 Polyxeni Langas requested a loan from me in the amount of $2000.00 on July 22, 2014, in return for a temporary loan, she stated that she would pay me back "in two weeks”. I quickly made a deposit into her bank account the very next day. At the time, we were good friends, so I graciously provided her with extra time to repay the loan since she (constantly) explained that her family was facing financial hardship. Long story short, I finally began to actively pursue repayment of the interest free loan, three years later, in May/June of 2017. It is now the end of January 2018 and each time that I ask for the status of repayment, including offers for a payment plan and requests for simple communication about the loan, Miss Langas deflects her debt by accusing me of "harassment”. If Polyxeni (Jenny) Langas ever requests a loan from anybody who reads this, do consider that you will not ever see that money again; also consider that she will viciously retaliate against you for requesting communication regarding the status of repayment, quickly turning her dishonest thievery into your problem, eventually blaming you for making her feel bad by asking for repayment.

Dear Polyxeni, if you are reading this, understand that you made an agreement to pay back a loan and have not made good on your part of the deal. It is sad that our friendship had to end due to your lack of care in this area. No matter what my problems are in life, the fact of the matter remains, I lent you money and you never repaid me. No amount of denial will change that. There are no personal attacks that you can bring forth against me that will undo your lack of repayment. Money owed is money owed, and I deserve to be repaid, no matter what you think of me or my character. Your own judgements against me do not justify the fact that you have stolen money by repeatedly promising to pay and never making repayment. To everyone else who comes into contact with Polyxeni (Jenny) Langas, beware. Do not loan her money, unless, of course, you can afford to lose it forever.

 Polyxeni Langas requested a loan from me in the amount of $2000.00 on July 22, 2014, in return for a temporary loan, she stated that she would pay me back "in two weeks”. I quickly made a deposit into her bank account the very next day. At the time, we were good friends, so I graciously provided her with extra time to repay the loan since she (constantly) explained that her family was facing financial hardship. Long story short, I finally began to actively pursue repayment of the interest free loan, three years later, in May/June of 2017. It is now the end of January 2018 and each time that I ask for the status of repayment, including offers for a payment plan and requests for simple communication about the loan, Miss Langas deflects her debt by accusing me of "harassment”. If Polyxeni (Jenny) Langas ever requests a loan from anybody who reads this, do consider that you will not ever see that money again; also consider that she will viciously retaliate against you for requesting communication regarding the status of repayment, quickly turning her dishonest thievery into your problem, eventually blaming you for making her feel bad by asking for repayment. Dear Polyxeni, if you are reading this, understand that you made an agreement to pay back a loan and have not made good on your part of the deal. It is sad that our friendship had to end due to your lack of care in this area. No matter what my problems are in life, the fact of the matter remains, I lent you money and you never repaid me. No amount of denial will change that. There are no personal attacks that you can bring forth against me that will undo your lack of repayment. Money owed is money owed, and I deserve to be repaid, no matter what you think of me or my character. Your own judgements against me do not justify the fact that you have stolen money by repeatedly promising to pay and never making repayment. To everyone else who comes into contact with Polyxeni (Jenny) Langas, beware. Do not loan her money, unless, of course, you can afford to lose it forever.