EBN European Business Number scam
Thursday, December 8. 2016
Update 2nd December 2017:
After receiving comments to this blog post, I started doing more digging and there is a new blog post about EBN scam.
Today I got yet another snail mail scam as a printed letter. It looks like this:
The scammers are claiming, that they are missing my corporate VAT ID. Hm. That's strange. All the other information they got from Finnish Business Registry (ytj.fi). But as they are missing my valuable VAT-number, I'll need to fill it into a pre-filled form and add a binding signature. I'm not exactly sure, what exactly should I do with this form after signing it, but such a form was sent to me. 
Caution! Scam here is in the monotype-font part (see above page 2):
Order: We hereby confirm the accuracy of our company' s data as per the information given above and we hereby place an order with DAD GmbH (Publisher) to publish them in a graphically highlighted form on www.e-b-n.eu according to the general terms and conditions printed overleaf.
We accept the advertisement' s annual costs of 890 Euro, which are payable in advance upon receipt of the invoice. We acknowledge that the contract is valid for the next three years and subsequently will be automatically extended annually unless we provide a written notice requesting termination of the contract, this being no later than three months before the expiration of the contract's term.
We are only able to revoke the contract by registered letter within fourteen days of the order date; whereby the date of postage is decisive. We authorize the Publisher to use contents found on our website for the layout of our insertion.
We acknowledge Hamburg-Mitte as place of performance and jurisdiction and that German law is solely applicable. We confirm that prior to this order placement we had no business relationship with the Publisher. We agree that our company's data will be stored electronically.
Whoa! That's a long and difficult to read. All that easier to miss the part with "We accept the advertisement' s annual costs of 890 Euro, which are payable in advance upon receipt of the invoice". Oh! I thought this was some kind of "final reminder", not an order nor invoice.
There is an actual website http://e-b-n.eu/ with all collected publicly available business information in it.
To make this scam more believable, scammers added actual addresses and phone numbers in Hamburg, Germany. I don't know if neither of them are legit. I do know, that German business registry doesn't have Commercial Register, Companies' Section, Hamburg Local Court, Record No. 88115 with name of European Business Register. Actually, that record number belongs to somebody completely innocent. Also the German VAT ID of 813739877 seems to belong to somebody, but I don't know how to do a lookup on German VAT IDs, so I don't know whose VAT ID it is.
By googling the VAT ID, I found pretty much the same letter sent to Italian doctors "Registro Italiano Medici: attenzione alla modulistica". There is a scanned PDF of the letter. Funnily, it has the same German VAT ID, and Mrs. Daniela Kunst as the managing director of EuroMedi (http://euromedi.eu/). The price is bit cheaper, only 877 €. Also the website is hosted in the exactly same IP-address in Köln, Germany. Also, there is Deutsche Internet Kartei and Internet Register Österreich with same VAT ID and managing director, but on a different server.
Based on a report by (Caution: European Central Register of VAT Registration Numbers is a scam) German law firm, this scam has been going on since 2013. So, looks like their business is lucrative and nobody seems to be able to stop them.
Heitor on :
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Kähmy on :
Thanks for posting this!!
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Juris on :
http://www.recht-steuern-hamburg.de/hamburg-dad-ebn-deutscher-adressdienst-dad-gibt-mal-wieder-auf-27-01-2017.html
kim on :
D-20435)
Kate on :
And yes - always, ALWAYS read the small print!
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Zak on :
Hents on :
They even translated (value added tax number) into Estonian language (käibemaksukohuslase registreerimisnumber), so that letter would be more legitimate.
Thanks for making this post!
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Santi on :
Best,
S.
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Lisa on :
How to get of this contract?
N.V. on :
The price is 771 euros.
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Jari Turkia on :
Try to keep the comments in English, please.
Dime on :
(Bosnian text cut)
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David on :
strange they could find phone number and all other info for letter but not info they ask you about that is even on online country phone book and on all icelandic company websites and you dont really have to look as you might just fall over this info they needed by accident
Also my country aint in EU and post stamp said NL but return letter in germany so yeah i knew it was a scam & real government never let you get away paying them if you might forget + fine per day would make most loan sharks drool
Even if they would try to send bill then most company would just stamp it with not paying and send back with a smell of fuck you
Only in USA they could take you to court by sue to make money but then again some people pay there bills without reading what they are paying.
Predrag on :
We are even not EU.
Maki on :
Thanks for the info.
Ane on :
Article 2:104: Terms Not Individually Negotiated
(1) Contract terms which have not been individually negotiated may be invoked against a party which did not know of them only if the party invoking them took reasonable steps to bring them to the other party's attention before or when the contract was concluded.
(2) Terms are not brought appropriately to a party's attention by a mere reference to them in a contract document, even if that party signs the document.
IN SIMPLE ENGLISH: NOONE CAN MAKE YOU PAY ANYTHING EVEN IF YOU SIGNED THE "CONTRACT". THEY CANNOT TAKE ANY LEGAL ACTION AGAINST YOU. THEY WILL TRY TO INTIMIDATE YOU AND YOU SHOULD NOT TAKE THE BAIT.
JUST STAY COOL AND USE THEIR EMAILS FOR TOILET PAPER.
Veselin on :
Your advice is great! can you tell, please, which precisely is this EU law? I work for a business organisation and some 300 of our members got victims of this fraud.
Best regards,
Veselin
Miljan on :
771 EUR per year...
It came from Holland, on returning envelope address in Germany.
Very persistent team....
Nikola on :
It comes from Praha, Czech Republic,
KAAB k-304 - P
P.O.Box 08
790 01 Jesenik 1
P.P.
2013/C96C
CZ 220 00 PRAHA 120
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Paulo Venancio on :
It was exactly the same with me over here in Brazil including a phone call in Portuguese. I didn't pay and I'm not going to pay anything to them and I suggest you to not pay as well.
Regards,
Paulo Venancio
Kahn on :
Please make your complaint about this compnay here. Remember do not pay a single euro to them. Everything is fraud.
http://cecluxembourg.lu/subjects/fraud/?lang=en
bina on :
Taurius on :
Keep your eyes sharp!
Nikolova on :
Lets, all of us, do something together against this company! If we are together we can get strong enough.
Stefan on :
3 days ago i received another letter with an invoice that i should pay 771 euros .
I replyed them 2 mails, but till today no answer , so today i called in their head office in Hamburg and a lady told me that she cant do anything to help me, my mail will be considered only by the menagement team some Daniela-head of menagement team and i will have an answer till next week, if not i should call back again.
She also told me that i had 15 days to complain but those days are passed so now i should wait for the head menagement to consider my mail for resigning the contract till Monday and if i dont receive any mail to call them back next week.
What should i do does anyone had the same feedback , can they sue my company, can they take money from my bank account or block my bank account, is there any way to find an answer what to do .
Thank you
Batistas Lithuania on :
Stay calm. DO NOT pay any thing!!!
They no chance at all to sue you or your company.
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Bram on :
Glad to find this article online
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Rubém on :
The data about our company was obsolete, thats make me doubt about the whole thing, but afther reading all the document i was sure it was a scam.
That final part whit the "service" is hilarious.
Pat on :
Not the first either and so realistic. Good to see so many of you highlighting this sharp business practice for making money. What is the EU going to do about such operators?
José on :
Thanks for posting this! It was helpful to figure out what's what.
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Compy on :
Thanks for posting this. It was very helpful!
Anonymous on :
I'm sure it will be difficult for them to reject the letter knowing it might contain a new order.
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Dime on :
Gledam...
Jari Turkia on :
If you're having issues with those EBN-scamsters, please read my Do not pay! article from:
https://blog.hqcodeshop.fi/archives/372-EBN-European-Business-Number-scam-Part-2-Do-not-pay!.html
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LM on :
Greetings from Lithuania
We've been missing for two months. Contact lawyers. We have already received a notification that you need to pay a latency. It is very difficult and difficult to work.
Jari Turkia on :
Don't pay them a cent! Call their bluff.
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Ivan on :
Thanks for the information.
Manuel Sousa on :
Many companies are being deceived.
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Jari Turkia on :
I'm not a licensed lawyer in any of the EU-countries. Any possible legal advice I'm offering here is merely an idea or suggestion. Any actions taken on this need to validated with your own legal aid.
So, here goes:
In theory (also in practice), you are in a legally binding contract with them. And the worst part is: you voluntarily entered that state with your own actions.
However, (there's always a but -part) if you choose not to comply with their requests, they need to sue you to a court of law. So, this is the part with "in theory". Also, we all know that going to a court is super expensive and results are uncertain. The judge might see it your way, or not.
If the worst happens and you're in a court of law, you could claim that their business approach was misleading and their intent was criminal to begin with. Also, you can claim that their business proposal (which you agreed to in a mistake) is fraudulent, because they are not able deliver the promised advertisement on yearly basis. Or have you seen anybody else's EBN ads somewhere? No you haven't! Because that's not their business, their business is fraud. The law is: if you give money to somebody and they won't produce a service or product for that money, it is a gift. So, you just chose not to offer a gift to them.
For scamsters, it's all about raking in money as fast and easy as possible. Suing non-compliant victims would force the real people behind this scam to step forward and there are two things which they want last: publicity and increased costs of their "business".
So, based on that: it's safe to ignore their demands for money.
Yana on :
Luckily it made me suspicious because there wasn't any signature and also something about European Buisness Number didn't sounds good so I did a little research in google and found that is fraud.
I also found the true one isn't European Business Number but European Business Register. They really did a good job...
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Drattax on :
Has anyone received these calls and what shall I do now to get rid of this harassment which is getting irritating. One thing for sure I am OT going to pay up for a scam!
Jari Turkia on :
They have outsourced the debt collecting, but ultimately you don't have to pay. A contract alone isn't enough if they fail to have an actual product to sell.
Filip on :
today I received a mail with all what you are writing above.
Thank you very much for all information above, it was helpful!!
This letter come from Germany to Slovakia.
Best regards Filip
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Vaidas on :
"Gorila at 2017-06-26
Now, beyond any doubt I know answers to two crucial questions: 1. Who is behind the EBN fraud? and 2. Why the Debt Recovery business has relocated to Czech Republic? 1. Who is behind the EBN fraud After short investigation of two debt recovery companies who are sending threatening letters to the victims of EBN fraud I have found out that the man behind the EBN fraud is a notorious fraudster Adrian Wittmer. Wittmer is well known as the CEO of Intercable Verlag AG and was involved internationally in many similar frauds. He was prosecuted by the Swiss Police and his company in Germany was closed after the Police raid. He has relocated his business into Czech Republic which is more tolerant towards fraudsters. Adrian Wittmer is a founder of at least five fraudulent companies in Czech Republic; two of them are still active whilst the other three were closed. All companies allegedly have no employees and negligible turnover More information about these companies you may find from public data of the Czech Business Register. (https://www.detail.cz/osoba/adrian-wittmer-varsavska-715-36-praha/Hmp7dwW27XI/). 2. Why the Debt Recovery business has relocated to Czech Republic. In Germany, as well in the EU, debt recovery is legally regulated and must be carried out according to the law, in accordance to the Regulation (EC) No 1896/2006. This regulation describes payment procedure for claims not contested by the defendant. This regulation simplifies, speeds up and reduces the costs of litigation in cases involving more than one EU country. The problem for DAD/EBN is that procedure procedure applies just to cases where the claim is not contested. In case of the defendants’ complaint the matter ends up at the court which would judge against DAD in accordance to German Laws and Judgement of the German Supreme court which has rendered EBN fraud impracticable in Germany. Therefore, DAD is keen to settle accounts out of the court, but German legislation opposes any other than the lawful debt recovery. In the past some attempts have ended by the police investigation and imprisonment for 2,5 years (Florian Wilk and Robert Schnell from Rostock, Germany). Therefore, the illegal part of the busies is relocated to Czech Republic which favors fraudsters, or at least, doesn’t persecute them. Two active companies founded and owned by Adrian Wittmer Credit Business Resolution s.r.o. CCF Credit Collection Factoring s.r.o are now sending threatening letters, representing themselves as acting on behalf of EBN/DAD. In reality, they are doing the second illegal part in the fraud which is punishable by the German laws. Hence DAD/EBN have relocated that part of the busies into Czech Republic.
EBN in Hamburg is just the first stage in the business: harvesting signatures, issuing invoices and is sending payment reminders. They do just the part which is not prosecuted in Germany by the Criminal Police. What they do is bordering on matters punishable by the German laws but remain at the safe side. Therefore, we may conclude that the whole EBN fraud is illegal according to the German laws and presents no treat to those who have returned signed forms to DAD. DO NOT PAY – Just ignore them and enjoy ongoing vacations."
Jari Turkia on :
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Shameer
A.P Meertens on :
wat moet ik nu doen heb nog steeds 3 x een reminder gekregen dit was de laaste wel betalen of niet betalen???
This is what I think it means:
what should I do now I still got 3 times a reminder this was the last one to pay or not pay ???
Jari Turkia on :
https://blog.hqcodeshop.fi/archives/372-EBN-European-Business-Number-scam-Part-2-Do-not-pay!.html
And pay attention to European Parliament's notice from year 2014.
Secara Lavinia on :
They have a legal basis to initiate it?
Jari Turkia on :
What you need to do is read very carefully this one:
https://blog.hqcodeshop.fi/archives/372-EBN-European-Business-Number-scam-Part-2-Do-not-pay!.html
And pay attention to European Parliament's notice from year 2014.
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Nicoleta on :
Now i'm reading all about and it seems a great scam.
Alinca on :
I'm also from Romania...since we had sent the document signed in 2015, they are sending invoices and now a debt collector is calling us and sending us threatening emails..never paid.
Even if 99% the scammers are not suing us, it's disturbing to receive threatening phone calls and emails....nothing can be done to stop this harassment?
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razvan on :
did anybody has been called in a court of justice?
Jari Turkia on :
Nobody has stepped forward having actually being sued to a court of law. I speculated earlier, that they do not really want that to happen, as in a trial they would have to actually open up their secrets and other details too much.
So, if somebody actually got a subpoena to arrive in court, please tell us. Lot of people want to know.
Luiza on :
But most important question: Was anyone dragged to a court and forced to pay the invoices?
runny on :
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Really?!
Try to keep this in English, ok.
nika, Latvia on :
veronika, Latvia
Mike Miller on :
Our company has also received this nice little love letter - we were lucky enough to find this post. Finding it also rendered us in a rather angry mood, so we decided to call them. At the very beginning of our call I told them that the conversation is being recorded and can be used in a legal process; although I somehow happened to say that with an inaudible Irish accent. A lady with a kind voice answered telling me to register online for free or return the form filled for an "international advertisement". When confronted with their being more of a scammer than anything real, given that she HAS told me that they will give me an int'l VAT number, she backed off and has gotten mad telling me I did not listen to her and that I should pay more attention to business. Telling her again that I have recorded our conversation, she said Bye and hung up.
Beware, they are good at scamming.
additional info
HUNGARY, EU
771 euros
Jari Turkia on :
Valy on :
În România the same
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Jari Turkia on :
To answer your question about scammers suing you, there is nothing to add, which hasn't been said in follow-up articles https://blog.hqcodeshop.fi/archives/372-EBN-European-Business-Number-scam-Part-2-Do-not-pay!.html and https://blog.hqcodeshop.fi/archives/389-EBN-European-Business-Number-scam-Part-3-Gorilas-findings.html.
Marta on :
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MZ on :
Thank you all for sharing!
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nunukee on :
I wrote an email to EBN, cancelling the "order" but they replied that we exceeded the deadline of 14 days, it cannot be revoked and we should pay the overdue invoice.
What is your experience? Do you pay the invoices or you just ignore them? Any chance they sue you? Or what disadvantages can my company face if we don't pay the invoice?
Thanks for your reply in advance.
Jari Turkia on :
What EBN-crooks are doing is a crime. It is not in their interest to honor any 14 day cancelling time, that way they won't get the money this scam is crafted for. Same goes for suing you. That won't earn them money given the almost certain negative outcome of such trial. So, I wouldn't worry about that too much.
Ivy on :
Thank you!
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BG on :
The way you have been tricked into a contract has been deceitful and therefore the contract should be void. Furthermore, the service provided by ebn, if you could even calll it that, is in no proportion to the costs. Grounds to dismiss the invoice.
Make ure you do not ignore any invoices - always send a written objection.
Good luck everybody!
Carlos on :
Will contact police
Mário Nascimento on :
I work at a boutique hotel in Lisbon, Portugal,
and we just received a letter like the one posted by one of you, sent from Hamburg.
Out of curiosity, I actually called the German phone number. I said we weren't interested at all in buying a 3-year highlight on their website.
She said if we weren't interested in that opportunity, we could just update our information by sending an email, otherwise, our signed reply would be "interpreted as a contract".
I added that putting that amount in small print is a bit misleading and dishonest.
She said, it's not dishonest because it's explicit, and the print is the same.
I said that wasn't true.
She then said, "I don't want to argue!" and hung up on me!
So, whoever reads this:
do NOT fall for that.
All the best to one and all.
mário
Monica on :
from different country . What is the solution what we can do ?
best regards to all from Romania
Alinca on :
I had the same problem and I solved it with the help of a company lawyers from Munchen http://www.ll-ip.com/ ...it was disturbing to receive threatening phone calls and emails and really wanted to stop this harassment...the price paid to the law firm was very small compared to those 3 invoices and now it's peaceful here.
Monica on :
have any email or tel nr to contact you in case the I have any question about procedure ?
you can write me on email :monika.brimcargo@hotmail.com
thank you
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Taurius on :
Last year couple of times I received Quality awards from BID Group One from Madrid, Spain. (International Star for Leadership in Quality). There is no way to stop these letters coming in and the easiest way is just not to respond to their bullshit.
V. Bjerkeland Ūkis on :
DO NOT PAY!!
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Jari Turkia on :
If you'd go to a dictionary and looked up phrase "fake news" your very poorly written text would be the only explanation there.
For anybody reading above:
Please, don't believe a word written there. This is an obvious pro-scammer text probably written by the scammers themselves.
Ogi on :
Contract can be revoked if you send request for contract revocation within 14 days from the time you send them signed paper. I have send and request from them to delete all my data from their site and they revoke the contract and delete all my company data from site.
So even if you have made mistake and sign papers you have 14 days to revoke.
And don't listen to this person "mira" from above, it's not true or he is poor lawyer. I have also contact lawyer in Germany and he told me that this contract will be only eventualy valid only if you pay any amount, that could be used against you at the court as a prof that you understand contracr and you agreed with it. Even if you pay first year and they sue you they can't win, it is painfull process bu they will lose
Sorry for bad english
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Jari Turkia on :
The right to be forgotten (http://www.privacy-regulation.eu/en/article-17-right-to-erasure-%27right-to-be-forgotten%27-GDPR.htm) has been effective for decades, but it doesn't apply to companies, only private citizens. That's precisely why scamsters feel protected, they're handling public records about companies. Of course, those records contain personal data about owners and executives, which GDPR-rules will apply to.
So, if this GDPR-attack would be carefully planned, it might have an impact. Just going to a public square with a soapbox yelling GDPR!!!! won't have the desired effect.
JCB on :
Yes I do agree with you on that point. But what if and really what if they are using someone else's Vat number? For some reason on VIES, Germany is the only country that I know of which it will tell you that it is a Valid Vat number and thats it, no further details such as the name of the company. They have company data yes but also private individuals with a small self employment business have received their scam. How are they getting this information? From where? Why no action has been taken yet? Who is Daniela kunst? They also say that EU law does not apply to them and only from Hamburg the law applies to them.
Jari Turkia on :
The basic information will contain contact information for the company, but no names or other personal information for execs or owners. However, the information is by design public, such listings can be purchased, it's just more expensive. Ultimately, company information on public registry doesn't contain personal data, so GDPR will not apply to it.
To make GDPR apply here, we might assume, that scamsters have personal information about their potential victims. They are allowed to have records of existing customers. Both databases containing personally identifiable information are protected by GDPR and that's the way in. Let's assume some more, that they're not protecting their databases appropriately. Then a valid complaint would stick.
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L. on :
Sender of letter is a company who's sector and field of activity is retail sale via mail order houses or via Internet (47911)?!?! And that company's address on envelope is somekind of mailbox in Estonian postoffice?! And have to send this letter (back) to Hamburg, Germany?!?! And also obviously mailbox in postoffice?! Wtf?!
These are the first things that made me already yesterday truly suspicious.
Today I saw also a webpage in letter, which made me more suspicious...
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Thanks in advance.
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arunas on :
I will report them to police Thanks for sharing this.
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Jari Turkia on :
I'm not going to just publish your advertisement here without investigating this further. If you just whip out an email address, you're just replicating scammer behavior yourself. It would make sense to make a better impression towards people who have already been scammed.
If you're a scammer: We don't need any more of your kind, thank you.
If you're truly fighting the scammers: I'm sure you will elaborate on your REAL NAMES, CONTACT INFORMATION, approach to fight the criminals and previous successes openly.
Krist on :
nal reminders with an increasing dept and threaten to do something drastic. Has anyone ever had a supina from them or been taken to court? If I call now they never answer me because they know what I will say.....from now on their letters go directly in the fire...
Jari Turkia on :
Nobody has come forward and said they got a subpoena since scammer's defeat in Regional Court Hamburg 2011. Lots of people have come forward, that lawyers have contacted them and scared the living shit out of them.
I have said this before and when I have the energy to do it, I will say this again:
The scammers don't want any exposure. They do not want to show up in a court of law to be identified by general public. They want to run their scam from the shadows. Their business model minimizes costs (no lawyers) and maximizes profits (from scared shitless victims).
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www.ju.edu.jo
Pieter from Another Dutch Company on :
I was suspicious after I filled in the form. Luckily I arrived here.......
So I find out now that they are still active in december 2018...
Pieter
Denisa on :
The same EBN scam appear in Slovkia two years ago. I got many letter to pay from them and also fianl call. This month I received calls and letters from Nina Gomez - Data Focus/Lortugal to collect to money and remind us to pay other they will take legal steps and will sue us.
Does any of you experience these call from Nina Gomzes and how did you handle it.
I have not replay to them.
Thank you
JCB on :
https://petiport.secure.europarl.europa.eu/petitions/en/petition/content/0579%252F2018/html/DAD%2BGMBH
apetra on :
https://www.zoso.ro/gdpr-scam/#lg=1&slide=1
Thank you for this blog post.
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Joe on :
I, unfortunately, signed it and sent, but after receiving the invoice I've figured out that this should be some sort of a scam because I usually have to pay for something I know I've ordered
So started to investigate what is this and after a few clicks on google found this BLOG about EBN which looked suspiciously the same as my case. After reading all the threads on https://blog.hqcodeshop.fi/index.php?url=archives/372-EBN-European-Business-Number-scam-Part-2-Do-not-pay!.html I'm 99,9 % sure that this is the same thing just took another name.
If anyone got any new information please share them with us.
Kindest Regards, Joe
For blog admin:
I have example of VRE form that you can upload to the blog if you wish
[This message should be deleted before post submission].
Joe on :
I, unfortunately, signed it and sent, but after receiving the invoice I've figured out that this should be some sort of a scam because I usually have to pay for something I know I've ordered
So started to investigate what is this and after a few clicks on google found this BLOG about EBN which looked suspiciously the same as my case. After reading all the threads on
https://blog.hqcodeshop.fi/index.php?url=archives/372-EBN-European-Business-Number-scam-Part-2-Do-not-pay!.html
I'm 99,9 % sure that this is the same thing just took another name.
If anyone got any new information please share them with us.
Kindest Regards, Joe
For blog admin:
I have an example of VRE form that you can upload to the blog if you wish
(This message should be deleted before post submission).
Chris on :
Erik Meulenbelt on :
First by mail, then by letter, including the form I filled out. Also including a nice and easy credit card payment form.
My bookkeeper told me not to pay.
It is much easier to find their very officially looking website than to find this blog. Does anyone know an EU service to involve?
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TanyaIskra on :
We received an email in april 2020 from CC Solution Cyprus - with debt collection of 2300 EUR!!! Is here anybody, who recieved debt-collection email? Any suggestions? Appreciate for any feedback!