What is included
- Complaint to the operator and to the sector regulator
- Request for removal from credit files and complaint to the data protection authority
- Calculation of compensation for wrongful listing where applicable
We challenge wrongful bills, botched number transfers and undisclosed lock-in terms, and get your data removed from credit blacklists.
Appearing on a credit blacklist over a debt that does not exist blocks mortgages and contracts for years. The law requires a prior demand and a certain debt: where either is missing, the listing is unlawful.
What it includes: complaint to the operator and to the sector regulator; request for removal from credit files and complaint to the data protection authority; calculation of compensation for wrongful listing where applicable. What it does not include: it does not include a court claim for damages, quoted separately where the listing caused you quantifiable harm. It is for consumers only: not for self-employed people or businesses contracting for their business.
Invoices and contract with the operator.
Communications and case number if you have one.
The blacklist notification if you received one.
We answer your enquiry within 1 working day and send the written quote within 2 working days.
Once your documents are complete, we prepare the file between 2 and 5 working days.
We check your complaint date and the operator reply before approaching the competent authority.
See the pricing page for how we charge this kind of matter.
We look at your bill, your contract or the credit blacklist letter and tell you what can be claimed and from whom.
We ask for the contract, the disputed bills, your prior complaint if you made one and the blacklist notice. Price agreed.
We claim from the operator or the utility and, if they do not respond, from the sector authority; we ask the blacklist controller for removal.
If the listing was wrongful, we complain to the data protection authority and tell you whether there is compensation to claim.
That is grounds for removal and may entitle you to compensation. We need to see whether a prior demand was sent.
If it was not disclosed and accepted, it is not enforceable. We challenge it.
Each utility has its own route: first the supplier, then the arbitration board or the accredited body that applies. We look at it with your bill.
People who come for “Telecoms, utilities and credit blacklists” often need one of these services too. If your case mixes several, it goes in a single file with a single quote.
Explain the dispute, who it is with and what documents prove it.
Tell us about your case and which documents you already have. We tell you what fits, what is missing and what it costs.