- Fake debt collection letter from a debt management company & lawyers Milan Delic in circulation
- Those affected are unfairly asked to pay 199.28 euros
Fraudsters are currently sending numerous letters of demand from an alleged claims management & lawyers Milan Delic based in Coburg.
The recipients should immediately transfer 199.28 euros to an account specified with a Romanian IBAN. There is a threat of appointing a bailiff, compulsory enforcement, seizure of future income and a SCHUFA report if no payment is made. There would also be other significant costs.
What is striking about the design of the letter: it is indicated in capital letters that this is an “Official Partner of SCHUFA”. When asked, SCHUFA explained that the sender falsely and misleadingly presented itself as a “SCHUFA partner”. These cover letters are fraudulent. SCHUFA is already taking legal action against the fraudsters. The police and the consumer advice center warn: The unjustified claim should under no circumstances be paid!
Those affected should dispose of the letters. If payments have already been made, the police recommend that you definitely file a report. A detailed fact check on this letter can be found on anwalt.de
Source: Rhineland-Palatinate State Criminal Police Office
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