Twitter users are having too much fun after model Draya Michele went to social media on Thursday to ask a highly suspicious question.
“Hey I got a question for my little scamming scammers. Lol. If you get a SBA loan and it’s under a business name what are the steps to paying it back and if it is under the business name and you go into default does it go under your personal credit?” Michele asked, setting off a series of hilarious replies.
Hey I got a question for my little scamming scammers. Lol. If you get a SBA loan and it’s under a business name what are the steps to paying it back and if it is under the business name and you go into default does it go under your personal credit?
— Draya Michele (@drayamichele) March 17, 2022
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People are of course wondering what the feds are thinking after seeing the tweet.
The feds reading this: https://t.co/6HBZOmRqfc
— Roll Tide Danny 🇵🇷🇨🇲 (@DanzW0rld) March 17, 2022
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SBA right now: pic.twitter.com/91JeFucHDr
— Nick Pit (@pitlookinboy) March 17, 2022
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https://twitter.com/_ProminentKevv/status/1504549870492864516
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Michele has been advised to delete the tweet. But the post still remains on the site as people continue to fire jokes.
Hey I got a question for my little scamming scammers. Lol. If you get a SBA loan and it’s under a business name what are the steps to paying it back and if it is under the business name and you go into default does it go under your personal credit?
— Draya Michele (@drayamichele) March 17, 2022
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One Twitter user advised the fashion designer to ask her lawyer, not social media.
🙋🏾♀️miss ma’am, going forward, these are questions you ask a lawyer. Not Twitter
— Jas (@Jas_1019) March 17, 2022
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Michele, however, prefers to seek answers from Twitter.
I didn’t want the technical answer. I wanted the straight up one.
— Draya Michele (@drayamichele) March 17, 2022
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Some people actually came out with serious answers and appeared to be legitimately concerned for Michele.
Not apart of the SBA, but assuming it works just like any other loan then it’s simply just a loan where you have to pay the government [Loaner] (SBA) back over a certain period of time. For it affecting your personal credit, it depends. For sole proprietors, high possibility…
— TDengz (@TylerDengler) March 18, 2022
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Still, most were just having too much fun with the replies.
— LDN (@ShubzLDN) March 17, 2022
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Um I can’t believe you’ll ask this on Twitter pic.twitter.com/dRmRThZnK7
— Ye’s Big Jaw (@jussspeaking) March 17, 2022
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While Michele didn’t say why she was requesting the information, it appears she received the answers she was looking for.