Originally Posted by Jnicks23

I was in Italy in October and rented a rental car from Sixt. We returned the rental car with no issues, the attendant did a walk around and said we were free to go. We did not damage the vehicle and no one said anything about damage when we left. A few days later I got an invoice for 600 euros. I adamantly denied that we damaged the car. A couple of months later they said as a gesture of good will they will reduce it to 300 euros. I continue to get requests from Sixt for us to pay for the “damage”. After refusing they have said that they will send it to collection if not paid this week. After researching the issue I see this a common scam that Sixt continuously pulls. My question is if it gets sent to collections in Italy will this effect my credit score in the United States?