When a sharing power bank is not returned, the following consequences may occur:
1. Reminder notifications: The sharing power bank service provider will send reminder notifications to the customer through messages, emails, or phone calls, reminding them to return the power bank and explaining the possible consequences.
2. Breach penalty: The rental agreement usually includes provisions for a breach penalty if the power bank is not returned on time. The customer will be required to pay an additional fee as compensation for the loss incurred due to the unreturned power bank.
3. Service suspension: The sharing power bank service provider may suspend the customer's service privileges. This means that the customer will no longer be able to use the service and cannot rent other shared power banks.
4. Legal actions: In severe cases, the sharingpower bank service provider may take legal action by filing a lawsuit against the customer to hold them legally responsible and seek compensation for the unreturned power bank.
5. Credit record: The failure to return the sharing power bank may be recorded in the customer's credit history, negatively affecting their credit assessment. This may cause difficulties for the customer in obtaining loans, leases, or other services in the future.
It is important to note that the specific actions taken may vary depending on the region, service provider, and contractual terms. Each sharing power bank service provider will clearly define the consequences of not returning the power bank in the rental agreement to protect their rights and ensure compliance with rental terms.
