Originally Posted by
Vinotraveller
They may well just be a debt recovery firm dressed up to look like a law firm. That is not uncommon in Europe.
Yes, scam collect companies do exist.
It could also be that Sixt employee's damaged the car and now try rubbing it off on the most remote foreigner they could find. Alaska sounds pretty good for that.
Originally Posted by
FruitbatOnTour
Normally in the EU on returning a rental the vehicle is inspected by their staff and a receipt (written or electronic) given to the customer..
Not my recent experience in the EU. I had to wait for 4 months for a confirmation in my home country and 2 months in Norway ... ok technically not the EU but both rentals in MUC also had no inspection but the receipt came right away.
Originally Posted by
Marathon Man
Be careful you don’t get banned from entering or renting in the eu..
For what? Not having an accident? Disputing charges?
OP you need to dispute all charges via registered mail. Call the accusation a lie and the demand fraud. Demand an apology. Send it to SIxt headquarters. You may need a pape rtrail.