Threatening to pay money
5 years ago
Dear sir, Please help me for get out of this situation. In 19/12/2018 i taken online form filling work. Company name - prospexiv company which is in Latur Maharashtra. They give 1200 forms to submit within 12 days. Unfortunately I cannot submit that work. Within 24 hours one person called me and threatening me to pay 4600 rs otherwise he take legal action against me.today He sent me legal notice to my mail id. Im attaching some mails and msg which he send me. I think this is fake company. I search in Google. I could not find company name. So please help me to get out of this situations. Please help me whether should I pay for this money or not.
Do not pay and do as what other Learned Advocates have already said..
Shanti Ranjan Behera
Advocate
Ambrose Leo
Responded 5 years ago
Shreyash Mohta
Responded 5 years ago
email does not constitute valid notice unless:
1.You can prove that the person actually got it and read it, typically because they have admitted to it or responded to your email,
2.You have agreed with them in advance that emailing them qualifies as notice, or
3. There is a statute which says that email notice is okay.
There is no law that says, universally, that certified mail is adequate notice.
Having said that, there are two things you can opt to do.
1. Keep quiet & not respond to those emails. such emails are similar to those of lottery and winning bonanzaz that keep on coming to the user
2. However, this email though weak is still a form of a legal notice which is sent to you. You may or may not opt to reply to the same. Or else you can lodge a complain against the said legal notice sent to you via email & issue them a legal notice for the same.
You can also show the police the evidences which show the falseness of such company if required and prove that it is nothing but a sham company.
They will not be able to recover anything from you.
Hope this helped you
Shreyash Mohta.
If you have courage you can lodge a complaint with the police and get issue a legal notice. They cannot recover anything from you.
Rameshwar Dadhe
Responded 5 years ago
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