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Afrikarnak
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Hello..
The basic problem is to determine whether you have canceled in accordance with what is indicated in the T&Cs.. Then to ascertain what might actually be owed..
I.J is an Amicable Collection Agency (which means without any coercive power..). This agency, known like the white wolf, has received a 'mandate' to collect on behalf of Be2. Whether the debt is real, disputable, or even fictitious, the agency doesn’t care: it pressures with its usual bluff..
Amicable Collection is legal and governed by the Civil Procedure Code of Execution Art: R124-1 to -7 (See here: https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/codes/id/LEGISCTA000025938360/2013-09-08/
Regulation that is little respected in practice..
As long as there is no Judgment, there are naturally no 'fees'..
Start by verifying if the claim is valid..
If valid, pay directly to the Creditor..
If not valid, you must deal with the principal (Be2) by sending a registered letter outlining your arguments and firmly requesting that they inform their agent to stop their circus..
No complaint to file, it would be dismissed..
Undoubtedly a fake Mediator will offer you their help.. Be careful, they are trying to deceive you!
This Mediator would be of no practical use to you, it's better to address the supposed Creditor directly..
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The basic problem is to determine whether you have canceled in accordance with what is indicated in the T&Cs.. Then to ascertain what might actually be owed..
I.J is an Amicable Collection Agency (which means without any coercive power..). This agency, known like the white wolf, has received a 'mandate' to collect on behalf of Be2. Whether the debt is real, disputable, or even fictitious, the agency doesn’t care: it pressures with its usual bluff..
Amicable Collection is legal and governed by the Civil Procedure Code of Execution Art: R124-1 to -7 (See here: https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/codes/id/LEGISCTA000025938360/2013-09-08/
Regulation that is little respected in practice..
As long as there is no Judgment, there are naturally no 'fees'..
Start by verifying if the claim is valid..
If valid, pay directly to the Creditor..
If not valid, you must deal with the principal (Be2) by sending a registered letter outlining your arguments and firmly requesting that they inform their agent to stop their circus..
No complaint to file, it would be dismissed..
Undoubtedly a fake Mediator will offer you their help.. Be careful, they are trying to deceive you!
This Mediator would be of no practical use to you, it's better to address the supposed Creditor directly..
A+
