Because the "friend" in the collection has indicated me as the debtor
Are you still gambling on Platin or why are you writing such nonsense? A collection company gets the data from the creditor, in this case Lotto. And Lotto of course has the data from its customers. So I still don't understand why you got a letter from the collection agency.
Or did the friend take your data for the registration? If so, don't you have to verify yourself with Lotto?
Are you still gambling on Platin or why are you writing such nonsense? A collection company gets the data from the creditor, in this case Lotto. And Lotto of course has the data from its customers. So I still don't understand why you got a letter from the collection agency.
Or did the friend take your data for the registration? If so, don't you have to verify yourself with Lotto?
I once played the lottery online and except for your data I did not have to do anything. I paid via online banking at that time, so via Sofort.
Edit: just looked at lotto24. They actually want a verification. But I bought a ticket at that time without having to verify myself.
This post has been translated automatically
Anonym
Former Member
Chatterbox
26th Jun. 2023, at 02:30 pm CEST#8703
0 Likes
Nobody has liked this post so far
hustlehoff wrote on 26.06.2023 at 11:52 am: Rather the bank would have called you and asked if it was correct and not simply cancelled the direct debits
Anyway, that's how it was with me once when I sent a somewhat larger sum to a Cypriot company. I should have listened directly to the bank advisor at the time, but it still ended well for me with a little more stress.
So again the account does not belong to me the payment method already Lotto has warned the owner on 22.10.2020 whereupon this has shown me as the actual debtor as well as player
Then both accounts were blocked and the where with my name and my payment method existed (so quasi the right where so only should work) was reopened so on my payment method was still a backlog (not on the account) present
The difference is only I have not received the friendly reminder that would not be necessary by law and now 3 years later on time a few months before the statute of limitations asked to pay and since I have never contradicted the fact it was considered right
So now I have to :
1) Report the person so that the claim is no longer required of me
2) pay and claim the money from the person
3) Oppose the reminder and describe the case to the court (there is just the question in how far you can still prove something after a good 3 years)
In any case, it will be annoying for you to get out of it again, the burden of proof is on you.
Ignoring the collection letter is not a good idea. This can escalate to the seizure of the account.
In any case, you should also visit your friend outside of all formalities and smack him in the face.
Blubbo33 wrote on 26/06/2023 at 13:32:
Through whose account is played, is also responsible for payment!
Then he could have given Angela Merkel as debtor!
Is really getting funnier, if it's like you write you can tell them to leave you alone and get the money from the account holder!
Case settled!
Exactly so it is ... can take any ELV data record from any public imprints, you have to do nothing and I would Creditreform also so verklickern, simply contradict everything. Here the case is crystal clear in black and white. Someone has created an account with his name and used your ELV data without your consent (if this is all true). There is nothing to prove, because Lotto BW knows that it is so.
Begbie wrote on 06/26/2023 at 14:55: Will definitely be annoying for you to get out of it again, the burden of proof is on you.
Ignoring the collection letter is not a good idea. That can build up to the account garnishment.
In any case, you should also visit your friend outside of all formalities and smack him in the face.
You often babble such a huge bull excrement, it's really unbelievable.
mowolum wrote on 26.06.2023 at 20:59: Can it be that we have straight fairy tale hour,
how often do you look at your account,
do you not notice that something is wrong?
Yes of course I have studied the Brothers Grimm therefore I come every week with something like this around the corner .... I said at the very beginning I knew about it but I didn't pay attention because I didn't play anything
Chatterbox
Nobody has liked this post so far
Are you still gambling on Platin or why are you writing such nonsense? A collection company gets the data from the creditor, in this case Lotto. And Lotto of course has the data from its customers. So I still don't understand why you got a letter from the collection agency.
Or did the friend take your data for the registration? If so, don't you have to verify yourself with Lotto?
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Nobody has liked this post so far
I once played the lottery online and except for your data I did not have to do anything. I paid via online banking at that time, so via Sofort.
Edit: just looked at lotto24. They actually want a verification. But I bought a ticket at that time without having to verify myself.
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Nobody has liked this post so far
Anyway, that's how it was with me once when I sent a somewhat larger sum to a Cypriot company. I should have listened directly to the bank advisor at the time, but it still ended well for me with a little more stress.
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Nobody has liked this post so far
Then both accounts were blocked and the where with my name and my payment method existed (so quasi the right where so only should work) was reopened so on my payment method was still a backlog (not on the account) present
The difference is only I have not received the friendly reminder that would not be necessary by law and now 3 years later on time a few months before the statute of limitations asked to pay and since I have never contradicted the fact it was considered right
So now I have to :
1) Report the person so that the claim is no longer required of me
2) pay and claim the money from the person
3) Oppose the reminder and describe the case to the court (there is just the question in how far you can still prove something after a good 3 years)
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Nobody has liked this post so far
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Liked this post:
Donnie
Ignoring the collection letter is not a good idea. This can escalate to the seizure of the account.
In any case, you should also visit your friend outside of all formalities and smack him in the face.
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Liked this post:
Blubbo33
Exactly so it is ... can take any ELV data record from any public imprints, you have to do nothing and I would Creditreform also so verklickern, simply contradict everything. Here the case is crystal clear in black and white. Someone has created an account with his name and used your ELV data without your consent (if this is all true). There is nothing to prove, because Lotto BW knows that it is so.
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Nobody has liked this post so far
You often babble such a huge bull excrement, it's really unbelievable.
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Liked this post:
hustlehoff, 
Nik89
how often do you look at your account..,
don't you notice that something is wrong?
This post has been translated automatically
Chatterbox
Nobody has liked this post so far
Yes of course I have studied the Brothers Grimm therefore I come every week with something like this around the corner .... I said at the very beginning I knew about it but I didn't pay attention because I didn't play anything
This post has been translated automatically