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Huissierplus.com: a scam?

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Adraen Posted messages 1006 Registration date   Status Administrator Last intervention   -

Hello,

My partner received a letter (not registered) in June 2022 from a bailiff asking him to pay over 900 euros before a third-party seizure procedure on his bank account and salary. The debt is not detailed in terms of what he owes...

The amount is due to the Var treasury for fines. (He has already received some parking fines, but all were paid on time online, as well as for a speeding ticket.) It is to be paid on Huissierplus.com.

I have already seen some people complain about the reliability of the site, or about bailiff scams, as well as this type of letter that is not sent by registered mail...

The email from the letter is a gmail.com address, and normally a firm should use its own domain name.

What do you think?

Thank you :)

5 answers

  1. simipi
     

    Without being a specialist, I would do this: call the treasury of Var to verify the information. I also assume that you must have received a document from a court. A bailiff is nothing. He only applies a court decision. If you haven't received anything, it's a scam.

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    1. azerty
       

      thank you for the quick response! No, precisely no court papers.. that's why it seems strange to me

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  2. simipi Posted messages 384 Status Member 11
     

    Do not contact this bailiff (?), but inquire as I suggested, with the fine center, and let it go!! From experience, I was scammed in 1998, I went to court, where the other person confessed to the scam. It was about Cofidis. In the meantime, the files must have been sold, because 10 years later I received a payment request. (It should be known that there is a statute of limitations). Anyway, since I wasn't responding, this file went from agency to agency, but never in the department where I reside, because they cannot. In short, today, they have gotten tired!

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    1. brucine Posted messages 24901 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   4 177
       

      Hello,

      The administration does not need an enforceable title and therefore does not require a bailiff.

      It acts on its own after obtaining information about salaries, bank accounts... through account holder seizure.

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  3. azerty
     

    I also want to add to my post that I just checked, and the number on the letter is different from the number of the actual office in our city.

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  4. mimi
     

    Good evening, I was issued a fine of 102 euros by Fil Bleu on 09/27/2024 for not validating my 2 euro ticket. I called a bailiff but received no response; is that normal? Moreover, I haven't received any correspondence from them, and I am in financial difficulty and unemployed.

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    1. georges97 Posted messages 14599 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   2 931
       

      Good evening,

      CCM, a forum dedicated to computing and new technologies, from hardware troubleshooting to assistance or support on software usage.

      See, using the same username/password:

      https://droit-finances.commentcamarche.com/forum/automobile-25

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  6. Adraen Posted messages 1006 Registration date   Status Administrator Last intervention   251
     

    Hello,
    passing by the subject and seeing that the final answer is not clear, I would like to add some information: the bailiff's name mentioned in the legal notices "exists," but the association mentioned does not exist. There is no proof that this bailiff is really the site's manager.
    Also, the website's database is not protected and we can easily access the information in plain text...
    In the event that you receive a letter from this site, I suggest that you contact the company cited as the ordering party for verification, but also to avoid entering any banking information on the site (or its variants ma-creance, iqera, etc.).

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