Will PICC come to collect money

Legal analysis: within the scope permitted by law, it is reasonable and legal to collect money, in which case it is legal to collect money at home. However, we must pay attention to the following methods, any of which is illegal! 1. The crime of illegal detention refers to the criminal act of illegally depriving others of their personal freedom by detention, confinement or other coercive methods. According to Article 238 of the Criminal Law, whoever constitutes the crime of illegal detention shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention, public surveillance or deprivation of political rights. Those who are beaten or insulted shall be given a heavier punishment. In the process of debt collection, the debtor's personal freedom is forcibly restricted from time to time. Article 238 of the Criminal Law clearly stipulates that illegal seizure or detention of others for debt collection constitutes this crime. 2. The crime of trespassing refers to the act of entering other people's houses without the consent of the house owner, or refusing to quit after the request of the house owner. According to Article 245 of the Criminal Law, anyone who illegally invades another person's house shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years or criminal detention. 3. Black-related debt collection and black-related debt evasion mainly refer to the creditor's debt collection through the underworld, which is divided into two situations: First, the creditor itself is a member of the underworld. Secondly, creditors collect debts through the underworld (such as debt collection companies involving the underworld).

Legal basis: Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Article 766 Where the parties agree on factoring with recourse, the factor may claim repayment of the principal and interest of factoring financing or repurchase the creditor's rights of accounts receivable from the debtor of accounts receivable. Where the factor claims the creditor's rights of accounts receivable from the debtor of accounts receivable, if there is surplus after deducting the principal and interest of factoring financing funds and related expenses, it shall return the surplus to the creditor of accounts receivable.

Article 767 Where the parties agree on factoring without recourse, the factor shall claim the creditor's rights of accounts receivable from the debtor of accounts receivable, and the factor need not return the part exceeding the principal and interest of factoring financing and related expenses.