Received a letter from a bailiff with Intrum Justitia

CELINE2714 Posted messages 8 Status Member -
ns les journée - 15 Oct 2017 at 13:14

Hello,

I received this letter, true or false? copy/paste this link in the URL bar.

https://www.imabox.fr/cgi-sys/suspendedpage.cgi

Thank you for helping me, they are really bothering me with their letters.
Now it's a bailiff.

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corpsa Posted messages 7 Status Member 3

Here, I found something that might give you an idea (I copied and pasted it from another forum)
Hello, I worked for some time in a bailiff's office as an "amicable" collection officer harassing people as you are being.

There are companies like "DSO" that buy debts from Orange and other companies (Axa, Neuf, Numericable, SFR...). Orange will never go to court to recover a debt; it would cost them way too much. They have another technique, they change bailiffs "amicably" every year until one manages to trick you into paying something you no longer owe.

So don't worry. A little advice, if you want peace, tell them that you have always disputed the bill and that you are not opposed to paying, but that you want the detailed bill first. And they... will be unable to provide it to you.

Another thing, after a year (prescription), send them away. You don't owe anything anymore. To pressure you a bit, they will talk to you about getting delisted from the registry as soon as you settle the debt. On this point, they are right, but for your information, being listed lasts 2 years if you have a single unpaid line and 5 years if you have two. You just need to be patient... ^^

In parentheses, it is absolutely not illegal for a collection agency to demand a prescribed debt; it's just up to you to refuse to pay it.

I hope I have shed some light on this for you, and feel free to ask if you have any questions.
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1. Sabrina
  
  Hello
  
  He has been bothering me for 3 weeks with a so-called debt dating back to 2006 with Francefinance, but I don't know this company and I've had nothing to do with them. Do you think it's a scam? Best regards.
  
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  1. Mina > Sabrina
    
    Hello, Franfinance is the Société Générale if that can help you; it's the consumer loans that are contracted in-store...
    They are harassing us for a debt that dates back to 1999... which they have increased from 1200 to 3500...
    
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  2. ns les journée > Mina
    
    Me too, for several weeks they have been sending me letters regarding a billing dispute from 2006, which was defended by the claims department of my insurance! And everything has been settled since then, given that it was an abuse (scandal in the newspapers and on TV).
    
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2. Afrikarnak Posted messages 17653 Registration date Status Contributor Last intervention 14 520
  
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  Not a 'scam' but perhaps a mistake, an unfortunate homonymy, an identity theft.. Between us, this I.J is not always on point..
  
  See you!
  
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Rhty Posted messages 168 Status Member 20

https://droit-finances.commentcamarche.com/forum/affich-3963433-apres-intrum-justitia-c-est-cofreco

A similar topic.

Your letter looks like a fake; if you owe money to EDF, you should be paying that amount to EDF and not to a third party.

If you have never had any issues or information regarding an unpaid bill with EDF, it is a scam. Do not pay, do not do anything; only a judge can order a seizure, a bailiff is merely an executor.
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CELINE2714 Posted messages 8 Status Member

If I owe money to EDF!! That's why I changed suppliers, ENERGY, EDF IS TOO EXPENSIVE.

I received a lot of letters from INTRUM JUSTITIA (3 letters), and today I got this letter.
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corpsa Posted messages 7 Status Member 3

Totally agree with Rhty!!!
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CELINE2714 Posted messages 8 Status Member

I owe money to EDF!!!!!
That's why I changed energy supplier.

Now, the question is whether the so-called bailiff, No Met, will initiate his procedure?
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CELINE2714 Posted messages 8 Status Member

If this is a FAKE, why was it sent to the bailiff and Intrum Justitia?? If it’s EDF that should be contacting me...
And it’s true that I do owe them this amount.
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Anonymous user

Apparently he is quite well-known in the legal/finance section of the same group as CCM Informatique and might be abusing his power a bit, I'll let you discover and try to find an answer that suits you.

https://www.google.fr/#q=maitre+jacques+antoine+belfort

@+

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blux Posted messages 2060 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention 3 455
Hi,

where do you live? It is likely that the bailiff does not have the right to act... Intrum whatever are accustomed to this...

Moreover, it is reminded that this is only an amicable request...

See you later blux
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That's how you recognize them." 
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CELINE2714 Posted messages 8 Status Member

I am from Calvados.
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CELINE2714 Posted messages 8 Status Member

I thank you CORPSA for what you made me read.

I hope this is really all FALSE!!! In any case, it really annoys everyone, honestly.
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1. Anonymous user
  
  http://droit-finances.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-3963433-apres-intrum-justitia-c-est-cofreco#41
  
  hence the link I invited you to read here
  https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-29791396-recu-courier-huissier-avec-intrum-justicia#6
  
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CELINE2714 Posted messages 8 Status Member

Well, I really hope what you're telling me is true.
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1. blux Posted messages 2060 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention 3 455
  
  If you are from Calvados, the bailiff from Belfort cannot intervene legally in that area.
  You can ask him to quickly get in touch with the Greek male population...
  
  However, what Corso says about the one-year statute of limitations only applies to telecommunications.
  
  For the provision of goods and services, like electricity, it's 5 years...
  
  The letter from the bailiff, as I said, is the threat of going to court (with lots of scary words...). They request you to pay an amount, but nothing justifies it; it's the minimum one can expect from a creditor.
  
  As for me, I wouldn't even respond anymore... No one is going to court for 250 €...
  
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Rhty Posted messages 168 Status Member 20

You yourself say that you owe money to EDF. So why be surprised to receive a bill then?
If it's money that you believe you do not owe them for a concrete reason, file an objection with EDF.

In any case, it's not really about EDF here; we are talking about other companies, which is quite vague. Don't pay. If you really owe this money to someone, they will go to a judge who will recover the money directly from your account.

If their story is bogus, they will have no case to present to anyone, and you won't have to pay anything.

In the meantime, keep all the letters carefully; it could always be useful.

(If you really do not owe this money and are sure you are in the right by not paying, you could even file a complaint for harassment.)
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CELINE2714 Posted messages 8 Status Member

Thank you for your response, I hope it will stop here!!
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lelego57 Posted messages 3 Status Member

Good evening,
I just received a letter from a bailiff via Justicia for a debt of 90 euros from Orange... I don't know what to do... I really can't afford to pay this bill, but I'm afraid he might show up at my place... or that he will really initiate legal proceedings
My questions are as follows:
Is it possible for him to travel from Than to Metz for this? And can we go to court for this amount?
If you know anything about it... Thank you!
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1. Afrikarnak Posted messages 17653 Registration date Status Contributor Last intervention 14 520
  
  Hello
  
  Is it the friend Pierrot K., the boogeyman from Thann working for Orange?
  
  If it is indeed him, know that he is flooding the world with his letters. He acts amicably so he has no power of constraint. He won’t come for such a ridiculous amount, and if he does, you could slam the door in his face.
  
  A procedure (payment order) is quite unlikely for this amount..
  
  When did this debt date back to (exact date)?
  
  A+
  
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  1. lelego57 Posted messages 3 Status Member > Afrikarnak Posted messages 17653 Registration date Status Contributor Last intervention
    
    Yes, that's him! His letter is quite intimidating anyway (he talks about asset seizure)...
    This debt dates back to March... I went to the store to cancel, they asked me to call, I called, they told me to go through the Orange platform, except they cut off my line after two missed payments, and my login details no longer worked... I was supposed to request new ones, but how can I receive them if the line is cut?! So, I let it go instead of calling them back, and now I owe them 30 euros (for two months of unpaid bills before they cut it off completely).. But this gentleman is talking to me about 97 euros... Also, three days later, I received a second letter from Interim Justicia asking me to pay the same amount... But I refuse to pay them that sum... Okay, I owe it, but to Orange, and to no one else.
    
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2. Afrikarnak Posted messages 17653 Registration date Status Contributor Last intervention 14 520
  
  Re;:
  
  What a load of nonsense: a seizure of property can only take place for debts greater than 500 and some euros. Just bluff as usual.
  
  In March 2016, your debt will be time-barred. Since you can't afford to pay (Directly to Orange), just stay low.. Proposing a payment plan could restart the one-year period for the statute of limitations.
  
  See you!
  
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  1. lelego57 Posted messages 3 Status Member > Afrikarnak Posted messages 17653 Registration date Status Contributor Last intervention
    
    Thank you!
    And do you think he won't come knocking on my door in the meantime, or won't file a request with the court in my place of residence? I read somewhere that he only has the right to intervene within his own court's jurisdiction, but we are not in the same city...
    Moreover, I have to register my civil partnership in a few days... How embarrassing if this comes up in court... I don't know if the court services are connected, but one thing is for sure, if my partner learns about this on the big day, he will sign, but certainly not on the civil partnership agreement!!
    
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3. Afrikarnak Posted messages 17653 Registration date Status Contributor Last intervention 14 520
  
  Hello
  
  1- He won't come knocking at your door for less than 100 Zorros.. Neither will he nor anyone else..
  Pierrot is content to produce tons of letters each year. It allows him to eat his fill..
  
  2- Submitting a Request takes time and money.. Not very profitable to hope to recover a small amount.. The probability of occurrence is therefore very low..
  
  No shame in that!
  
  Calm down.. Wait until March 2016..
  
  See you later
  
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