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Your customer does not pay? Set up a friendly payment reminder! If this does not lead to payment, you can proceed to the next step.
Personal contact with your customer
We advise you to personally approach your customer about an outstanding claim. Sending a reminder immediately threatening recovery measures is usually not an appropriate response. A reminder letter with the request to pay an outstanding bill or a telephone call is an appropriate action. This demonstrates a strict and professional debtor policy. Often your customers also have problems with defaulters. Consult with your customer and look for the cause of a non-payment to solve it together.
Notice of default for a B2B claim or a WIK letter from a consumer
If your customer has not yet responded to a payment reminder or if agreements have not been met, it is important not to lose time. Send a notice of default if it is a business customer. Send a so-called WIK letter if your customer is a consumer. The letter that complies with all legal requirements and has been tested in legal practice can be requested free of charge. You will receive this sample letter by email. All you have to do is fill in your own details.
Guidelines
It is important that the WIK letter complies with the new guidelines for reminders:
Do you want to outsource a case right away? After receiving the documents, we get to work quickly and decisively, with respect for your customer.
What do we need to start a collection procedure?
We make a best efforts obligation to collect the amount claimed.
B2B receivables
For business claims as well as claims involving a significant amount, we use a short and strong extrajudicial procedure. We conduct a redress investigation for every business claim. The claim must be paid within a period of 14 days, or we would like to clarify whether your debtor will proceed to payment. If payment is not made, we will discuss the various options, including legal action.
What is your further input?
Our efforts are aimed at relieving you. This means that after an order confirmation, all communication with a debtor goes through us.
In general, we conduct legal proceedings on your behalf and on your behalf. If you are afraid of financing this procedure, we will assess per case whether we are making an offer for litigation financing.
We have 2 variants for process financing:
With process financing we work on a No Cure No Pay basis. Our fee is determined 100% based on the result.
If a debtor does not pay voluntarily even after a court decision, we instruct the bailiff to take enforcement measures.
Enable bailiff
A bailiff is the only one authorized to perform official activities, such as issuing a summons. We draw up a summons and have it served by a bailiff selected by us. If legal proceedings lead to an awarding judgment (read: decision of the court), we usually first give a debtor the opportunity to pay voluntarily.
Execution Measures
We give a debtor the opportunity to pay the amount resulting from the court decision. If payment is not made, company assets such as bank accounts, immovable property and from private persons on wages, benefits, savings and other assets can be seized by means of an enforceable order.
Enable bailiff by Justice
We have a network of bailiffs. You can read more about engaging a bailiff here. You can also outsource the engagement of a bailiff to us with peace of mind.
We receive funds into the account of Stichting Derdengelden Justice.
We transfer the amount due to your account. Payments of monies received are made on a daily basis. In the customer portal you can view current as well as closed cases at any time.