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Pursuing German payers by \"Mahnbescheid online\"
Thread poster: Mats Wiman
Mats Wiman
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Dec 6, 2002

On the German mailing list Zahlungspraxis ([email protected]), \'Tanja\' has posted a very interesting link:



http://www.optimahn.de/index2.html



This website has an online solution for pursuing reluctant payers in Germany (\"Mahnbescheid online\").



I have not tried it yet myself but it\'s definitely interesting for those of you who do not live... See more
On the German mailing list Zahlungspraxis ([email protected]), \'Tanja\' has posted a very interesting link:



http://www.optimahn.de/index2.html



This website has an online solution for pursuing reluctant payers in Germany (\"Mahnbescheid online\").



I have not tried it yet myself but it\'s definitely interesting for those of you who do not live in Germany.



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Mats J C Wiman

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Trudy Peters
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Thanks, Mats! Dec 7, 2002

May come in handy sometime!



Trudy
 
Mirjam Garber (X)
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Might become handy one day (even if do not hope so ;-) Dec 8, 2002

Thanks for the link.



But why only for people living outside Germany? Time is money.... so why should I go to the next shop when I could do it via Internet )
 
Hans G. Liepert
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Interesting solution? May 30, 2003

[quote]Mats Wiman wrote:


I have not tried it yet myself but it's definitely interesting for those of you who do not live in Germany.

The online solution needs a card reader, digital signature, software (40 MB!) etc.
Too much for 1 or 2 incidents a year.
What happens if the delinquent customer appeals - and that happens in more than 75% of all cases? Then you go again thru the treadmill of collectors or lawyers.
You are better of with a professional collector like D&B.
 


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