Hi! Thank you for the quick response! I only have an email from when I spoke to them on the phone, (my conscience was getting the better of me) but does an email count as a letter of claim? Below is the google translation of the email. Thanks again! "Thank you for your inquiry As agreed, payment information is provided for journal number 10277-96443 The agreed amount can be paid by bank transfer with the following information: Iban: DK1550780001028043 Swift: JYBADKKK Jyske bank Store Kongensgade 1 1264 Kbh K The amount due is 2,757.67. If you have additional questions, feel free to contact us again With the wish for a good day. Yours sincerely Intrum Justitia A / S ___________________________________________________________ Intrum Justitia entered into an agreement in October 2014 to acquire Advis A / S, why Advis A / S is now part of the Intrum Justitia Group. In this connection, Intrum Justitia has also taken over the proceedings on behalf of Telenor A / S. Where before Advis was responsible for recovery, it is now Intrum Justitia. There are no changes in the way you can contact us. If you are registered in the RKI or Debt Register due to this debt, the registration will also be reported by Intrum Justitia. Would you like to know more about Intrum Justitia, visit our website www intrum dk"

Hi all, First post here, when I was a student I did a semester abroad on the Erasmus scheme. I was in Denmark. While in Denmark I had a flat and took out an internet service. I was there for 3 months but had a 12 month contract, this was in 2014 Sept-Dec . I took out the service with Telenor. The service was around £25 a month. When I left Denmark I forgot to cancel the contract , looking back I can find one email from Telenor from March 2015 (assuming pointing out late payment). I then have an email from Intrum Justitia asking for 2.757,67kr (about £330) this is in June 2016. This seems about right for 9months unpaid + fees + interest. I have not paid, as I have never had the money spare, but every now and again it eats away at me! Is this something to worry about? I have seen that Intrum will pursue debts across europe however I have assumed mine is too small to be worthwhile? Will it be written off or will it just get larger? What is my best course of action here? Thanks all!