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RobertLiebling
3 years ago

If you are sure that the claim is unauthorized, you can rest back relaxed.

If a reminder arrives at some point, deny timely. Then there may be a process where the debt collection building must prove its claim.

But if the demand is right, that is not a really good strategy.

FordPrefect
3 years ago
Reply to  RobertLiebling

After no debt collection purchases untitulated receivables, the debt collection acts only for the creditor as a vicarious agent and can be safely ignored. Any payments made exclusively to the creditor, refuse collection costs with reference to current case law.

RobertLiebling
3 years ago
Reply to  FordPrefect

Factoring shouldn’t be completely out of sight.

FordPrefect
3 years ago

That is true, but then it would also be in the Treaty – and certainly in the warning. NB.: In the case of factoring, debt collection costs would not be enforceable, since it would then be traded on its own account. And here, debt collection costs – as it is about enforcing the debtor’s own claim – are not held.

After all this seems to have expired by phone, it smells very much like fraud.

deepershit
3 years ago

Objection to the reminder (written) until the specific payment destination must be contradicted

deepershit
3 years ago
Reply to  emirn3061

Write a letter (as proof that they have sent the letter and that it has arrived) by saying that you are revoking the reminder because the claims are unauthorized then wait what is best to send the letter in parallel by email if You will then get a reminder online again contradictions and wait to the lawyer if necessary – to draw legal protection insurance then you only have to pay self-contribution

geheim007b
3 years ago
Reply to  emirn3061

that was stupid and then simple. so ignore

deepershit
3 years ago
Reply to  emirn3061

If you have a legal protection insurance is often a first consultation free easy to send request to legal protection insurance ö, otherwise a first consultation is 190,00 € plus PTE of 20,00 € and VAT

deepershit
3 years ago

Yes then it’s bullshit

FordPrefect
3 years ago

Write a letter by saying that you revoke the warning

There was apparently no warning here, but only a telephone call from an alleged debt collection (which in itself suggests fraud).

Nussbecher
3 years ago

Debt collection offices call contracting entities, rebates and what is and are also reporting in writing.

Was something ordered or not? Have memories and reminders arrived before?

FordPrefect
3 years ago

Debt collection reminder though we never got a order?

Mystical.

What kind of debt collection? What warning? And what does this have to do with an order that you give up and not receive?

The woman on the phone was very unfriendly

You don’t talk to debt collections either because they have nothing to say (except to make claims). Contact is and remains the creditor. And only with this will contact.

PatrickLassan
3 years ago

Don’t you have a letter from the debt collection company that says who and why her money is owed?

PatrickLassan
3 years ago
Reply to  emirn3061

Then save you superfluous phone calls, as long as you have nothing written.