We forced him to settle the debt, which made him angry. He started threatening us with long silly texts in tickets generated by ChatGPT and wrote a review on Trustpilot. Next, he may try to damage our

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He did not even tell us why he did not want to settle the debt. He simply ignored us for a week, and the conversation only started after we said that his services would soon be suspended.

Yes, but the verification requirement remains in force even if he has paid the debt, because his behavior is suspicious. It is possible that next time he might not pay the debt.

Is there any debt now? There isn’t, and it was paid off before my account was blocked by you. So now you’ve started worrying about damaging the equipment?

No, we did this after he ignored our requests to pay for the service he had previously agreed to. This was necessary to have the possibility to recover his debt. Then, we also noticed that his identit

That said, Leaseweb is a Dutch company, and unless the contract specifies U.S. jurisdiction or he has assets or legal presence in the U.S., it’s unlikely (though not impossible) that a debt from a for

Taxes are to keep us in debt, and enslaved. Thanks to our leaders. Not a company fault.

OP is not just rich. He is a collector also.

face why didn't you send it to debt collections?

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Medical debt is a serious issue and hope you are able to navigate through it.

@plumberg sarcastic about selling servers as i do wish to keep them but not about the medical debt sadly

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Whats going on people? Just got out of the hospital yesterday after some fun surgeries. I'm officially $24k in debt thanks to my insurance out of pocket maximum so I may sell some of my Mystery server

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