We reported on a similar case on June 20, 2018. These are fake debt collection letters!

The consumer is informed that a dunning procedure has been obtained and that a bailiff will visit the alleged debtors. This can only prevent a payment of money. Consumers can ignore the email and do not have to pay any money.

Consumers who have registered on dubious streaming platforms and have rightly not paid the provider's bill will receive letters from debt collection agencies after a while. For example, it says:

PASSAGE DATE ON June 28th, 2018 AT 1:20 p.m.!
Unfortunately, you did not pay the warning for copyright infringement despite the last reminder and the last payment request before the dunning procedure.
We have obtained an enforcement order against you from the responsible local court in a dunning procedure (according to Sections 688 ff. ZPO).
For this reason, the bailiff will visit you on June 28, 2018 to seize your valuables.
If you are unable to attend on the specified date, please call us to arrange a new appointment.
Tel. +49 30 56 79 60 56
Business hours:
Mon - Fri: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
We have also obtained a search warrant from a judge.
If you are not present on the specified date without excuse, a locksmith will be called in.
We will have to invoice you for the additional costs. If you resist, the bailiff will call in the police.
The only way to avert this measure is to immediately transfer the outstanding amount of 469.16 euros to the following bank details:
• Payee: DEBT CASE LTD
• Bank institution: HSBC BANK PLC
• Address: 23-25 ​​Spur Road, Cosham, Hampshire United Kingdom, PO6 3DY
• IBAN: GB94HBUK40110081253964
• BIC: HBUKGB4B
• Purpose: Invoice 18645
• Amount: EUR 469.16
If you are currently unable to repay the debt in full, we can certainly help you with payment in installments.
For a free consultation and further questions, please contact us on:
Tel. +49 30 56 79 60 56
Business hours:
Mon - Fri: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Kind regards,
DEBT CASE LTD
Tel. +49 30 56 79 60 56
Email: [email protected]

Should you pay the money?

No, you do not have to pay any money to the debt collection agencies because the letters are dubious. This is shown, among other things, by the fact that the claim itself is unfounded and you receive the supposed seizure date electronically and not by registered letter. However, you should inform the claimant in writing that the claim is unfounded so that, if the worst comes to the worst, they can later prove that they were not inactive.

If you have any further questions in your case, please contact the Internet Ombudsman . He offers free advice for online business and dispute resolution.

Our cooperation partner Watchlist Internet recommends:

Move supposed debt collection letters that threaten you with a bailiff to your spam folder. This means that you will no longer receive similar messages in the future!