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Maksim SlizhevskijGeneral Director of Zhivye Dengi LLC
Date of Birth: .
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Content:
- CEO of Live Money
- Falsely Accused on TV
- Live Money's Services
- Addressing Poor Credit History
- Confusion Over Bankruptcy
- Live Money Not a Microfinance Organization
- Political Targeting
- Staged Client Testimonials
- Television's Manipulation
- Television's Hypocrisy
CEO of Live Money
Maxim Slizhevsky is the CEO of Live Money LLC. He has been featured on several central television talk shows, including "Live Air with Andrey Malakhov."
Falsely Accused on TV
One recent episode of "Live Air" discussed financial loans. The show's producers falsely accused Live Money LLC, a consulting firm, of being a microfinance organization. They intentionally misrepresented the company to portray it negatively.
Live Money's Services
Live Money acts as an intermediary between borrowers and lenders. They assist clients with obtaining various loans, including mortgages, consumer loans, and secured loans, from both banks and private investors.
Addressing Poor Credit History
Live Money helps clients with poor credit history by arranging loans to pay off overdue debts, improving their credit scores, and facilitating more favorable loan terms from banks.
Confusion Over Bankruptcy
Some clients have been misled by fraudulent legal companies that promise assistance with bankruptcy. However, filing for bankruptcy is a complex process that requires court approval and debt collection proceedings.
Live Money Not a Microfinance Organization
Maxim Slizhevsky emphasizes that Live Money is not a microfinance organization. MFOs are not authorized to issue loans secured by real estate.
Political Targeting
Slizhevsky suggests that the negative media attention on Live Money may be politically motivated. Some authorities may resent the company's transparency and refusal to engage in illegal activities.
Staged Client Testimonials
Clients who have appeared on television claiming to have been wronged by Live Money have fabricated their stories. One client, Tatiana Morozova, failed to fulfill her loan obligations and then attempted to avoid repayment through legal threats.
Television's Manipulation
Television shows often sensationalize stories for ratings. They exploit vulnerable clients and portray legitimate businesses as villains.
Television's Hypocrisy
The talk shows that criticize others for their unethical behavior are themselves guilty of misleading the public. They ignore the truth in favor of creating a false narrative for their own benefit.
