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If those you describer are accurate, then, you can refuse to fulfill the collector's demand. Send online.net and the collector agency a extrajudicial document describing that you had the will to pay t

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It costs money that the owing party will pay out of his or hers own pocket likely according to the contract. A lot of companies pursuing debts on no win no fee basis so yeah. If you sign the contract

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True, much better to pay instead to wait for surprise, if online.net is based in France it doesn't mean that they can't sell your debt to your local collection agency (very easy can be done) and if yo

They could easily sell your debt to a collections company in your country for them to pursue, by which time the fees will have mounted up.

Depends on your country, if they have agencies signed up there all they will do is pass the debt over for collection and leave it to them, the debt mounts up.

You won't be 'jailed' for owing a debt, I had no idea they enforce this stuff.

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Sending a letter like this to a person in any other country is quite ridiculous of course, but those debt claims are normally sold "en bloc" to a collection agency without any differ

Don't forget to pay a bill either, unless you like laughing at debt collection agencies. They totally send one after you.

i didn't get all of what happened, but from what i get : paid previous host debt and take over (for free until renew) customer, if i get it right, thanks!

2017 - Trump sells some of the USA's population to pay back debt to China

@FredQc Looks great. I really wonder how they pulled off that package at this price. Hopefully they aren't digging themselves a deep hole of debt...

If anyone cares to share it privately, I'll be in your debt. I have no intention to monetise it or spread it around, I just want to be able to sort out my own account without providing a stranger acce

I managed to cancel, and move away. They closed my account due to a few hundred bucks in debt, idk, it wasn't like I was going to pay them.

Not in name however you created, fuelled and supported that monster. Given all the debt it left you with and most if not all the hardware was yours I would pretty much say you had more than an intere

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