Specifically, in the case of overdue debts, creditors have the right to bring a lawsuit to the court to recover debts. If the debtor refuses to accept the litigation result or fails to perform the judgment result, he may be sentenced to measures such as restricting consumption and leaving the country according to law.
However, whether you will be sentenced to punishment (such as imprisonment) depends on the specific case, and usually you need to consider the amount owed, the debtor's willingness to repay, personal credit status and other factors. If it is owed under individual circumstances, it will generally not be sentenced. However, if there is intentional evasion of debts and crimes involved, it may lead to criminal investigation.
To sum up, JD.COM may be sued for three years' overdue payment, but he may not necessarily go to jail. It is suggested to pay off the arrears in time, negotiate with creditors to resolve disputes and avoid possible legal risks.
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JD.COM White Strip is a consumer credit product launched by JD.COM. Users can purchase online through JD.COM Baitiao, and enjoy the convenient service of spending first and then repaying. Users need to abide by the relevant agreements when using IOUs and repay on time. If it is overdue, it will generate certain interest and default fees. Therefore, rational use and timely repayment are the key to avoid overdue debts.
At the same time, it needs to be clear that this answer only gives the conclusion so far according to the general situation, and does not rule out that different legal consequences may occur under special circumstances. If you have similar problems, I suggest you consult a professional lawyer to get more accurate legal advice.