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And you are beginning to have PMS. Calm down. It is not your debt.

Their headquarters must be in Netherlands, so they handle all procedures from there. And they have local collectors there. And courts. Where shouldn't be much of a deal, but yes, you can raise this qu

I think the others' guesses are right, and most likely you now have 600 euro credit with leaseweb but still the same debt with the collection company.

And they probably don't expect you to pay. They don't even want you to pay right now. Not much of a profit when you settle your debt so early.

By reading the letter I'm not that sure that the debt has been sold.

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LW sold their debt to collectors. It is very common practice in Europe. You just minimize your losses. Read paper again, it is not "on behalf of leaseweb..." it is "you owe

Stop right there. Selling a debt and passing a debt for collection is two different things. I didn't meet the case when debt was sold, I know banks do that, yet I'm not familiar. This scenario must be

LeaseWeb is done with you. Once they sold your debt to 3rd party there not in the picture anymore. Sounds like you now have a credit at Leaseweb.

mail again just to check on their view of your debt. I think they are not going to chase you for this small amount but you value your well-being, no?

In July 2020 they send an advance-payment invoice for a new 12-months. We dispute this. They never answer to our disputes and in Dec 2021 we started to be harrased from thier debt collection company.

Yep, Leaseweb sold the debt. Happens all the time.

registered mail to check if they consider your debt settled. Also, I don't know how this stuff works but it's quite likely that leaseweb sold your debt for cheap to the collection agency, and you kin

I try to stay calm but it makes me really fucking pissed that leaseweb does not even want to take the slightest responsibility for their technical problems in the summer of 2019 that forced us to chan

My 2 cents., You live in another country, A lawyer will be very expensive for the amount they are taking you to court. I thing the smart thing to do is, try to negotiate the debt with the collector.

it was worth pointing out. When it comes to debt collectors, there's quite a different language they understand (not necessarily f words), but being benevolent is treated as being weak by them. An av

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Agreed. And tell them to f**k off. That's what I did numerous times. They are usually highly incompetent and even more often are unable to take actions. Even if they take actions, they won't get anyth