Bai Hua said that he would sue in three days. Is that true?

Bai Hua said it's true to sue in three days. According to the official introduction of Alipay, a subsidiary of Alibaba, Huayuan is an online consumer credit product, which can help users spend first and then repay when they pay. If the user fails to repay the loan within the time limit, Bai Hua will take corresponding collection measures, including suing the user. The following is a detailed explanation of this conclusion:

First of all, as a credit product, flower buds need users to repay at the agreed time. If they fail to do so, they will incur corresponding expenses and interest. Alipay officials have made it clear that if users fail to repay within the time limit, Bai Hua has the right to take legal measures to recover the arrears. Therefore, Bai Hua said that there is a legal basis for prosecution within three days.

Secondly, overdue repayment is a violation of the loan contract. According to China's contract law, both parties have an agreement when signing the contract. If one party fails to perform its contractual obligations, the other party has the right to require it to perform or take other necessary measures to safeguard its legitimate rights and interests. This also applies to the loan contract relationship between Baihua and users. As a creditor, Bai Hua has the right to take legal measures to safeguard its own rights and interests.

Finally, there are usually collection and reminder procedures before prosecution. According to the official policy of Alipay, Bai Hua will take a series of collection and reminder measures, such as SMS, telephone notification, etc. These measures are designed to remind users to repay in time and give them an appropriate grace period. If the user still fails to repay the loan, Bai Hua will consider the possibility of prosecution.

To sum up, according to Alipay's official introduction, it's true that Bai Hua said to sue within three days. As a credit product, Bai Hua has the right to take legal measures to recover overdue users. Before overdue repayment, Bai Hua will generally urge users to repay through collection and reminder procedures.

Supplementary information:

1. The loan contract relationship between Bai Hua and its users belongs to the category of civil contracts.

2. According to the contract law of China, the general loan contract will take effect and be legally binding after both parties reach and sign it.

3. If the repayment is overdue, the creditor may recover the arrears through legal means, including suing the debtor.

Please note that the above information is for reference only, and the specific situation needs to be judged and explained according to the contract agreement of the parties and relevant laws and regulations.