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Got an email from an unknown company asking me to settle 0.88 euros of outstanding balance for Scaleway.

You’re basically stuck as you’ve signed a contract, if you don’t pay them. They proceed to send Scottish or German debt collectors after you for as little as £4…

Well, you signed a contract.

ionos debt collectors are like the bounty hunter from the gummi bears. better pay

I had an experience with the Ionos debt collectors back in 2008 (i'm old). A company called Arvato finance came after a relative for the unpaid sum of £4.68. I wrote about it at the time here:

It wouldn't be worth suing anyone for a debt under $1,000. It would cost more in legal fees than any recoverable amounts.

All germanian companies are debt collectors! Better avoid them!

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IONOS = Debt Collectors if you cancel a service with notice and they still invoice you after.

I'm sorry you're too mentally incapable of understanding what a lawyer is for, and yes - I did threaten to contact a lawyer if @Dvo tries his mental gymnastics and tries to collect debt.

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There's no permission in this act which permits a waiver of outstanding debt.

Same to @Dvo if you need it explained why no, no one is gonna take on your bogus debt, and that it's done by making a fraction of the money recovered.

But isn't this moron from Canada the one who said that he will send a debt collector for $6 won in dispute to chase down some random people in let's say Bangalore - India, Zhengzhou - China or Timișoa

Now again, I'm truly, sincerely amazed by your comments because in between the lines, it's clear you have some intelligence, especially of jurisdictional debt collections procedures and related issues

over credit reporting, collection or disputed debt and transactions. The jurisdiction will lie in the customer's place of residency. And if they're in the US (or similarly elsewhere), you won't be ab