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Updated September 2026

👻 I received an invoice for something I never ordered — what do I do?

Direct answer

An invoice you never asked for creates no obligation to pay, however official it looks. Do not pay, do not call the premium number on it, and do not "cancel" through their link — that is how they confirm your details. Dispute it once, in writing: "I have never ordered this; I will not pay." Report the sender to Hallå konsument (Konsumentverket) (0771 525 525), which logs fake-invoice and directory-listing scams and warns others; if the invoice imitates a real company or authority, Polisen — anmäl bedrägeri online (114 14) wants the sample. If reminders turn into threats of collection, Rättshjälpsmyndigheten / rättsskydd i hemförsäkringen (060 13 46 00) takes the crime report.

Call firstHallå konsument (Konsumentverket)
Report toPolisen — anmäl bedrägeri online
If that failsRättshjälpsmyndigheten / rättsskydd i hemförsäkringen

🗣️ What to say

"I received your invoice [number] dated [date] for [what]. I have never ordered or agreed to this. I dispute the invoice in full and will not pay. Please confirm in writing that it is cancelled and remove my details from your records."

🪜 Step by step

  1. Check it is really unknownSearch the company name plus "invoice" — most fake senders are already listed as scams. Compare with your real subscriptions and domain renewals.
  2. Dispute once, in writingEmail, keep a copy. You do not owe them an explanation; a clear "not ordered, will not pay" is enough.
  3. Report to Hallå konsument (Konsumentverket)Attach the invoice. Consumer authorities and fraud desks collect these to warn others and, for businesses, to prosecute directory scams.
  4. Imitated a real brand or authority?Send it to Polisen — anmäl bedrägeri online as well — the real organisation or the police fraud unit. Never use contact details from the invoice itself.
  5. Collection threatsA debt collector must stop when a debt is disputed. Tell them in writing that it is disputed and fraudulent; see the debt-collector page.

📇 All contacts

Hallå konsument (Konsumentverket)Guidance, templates, municipal consumer advisersWhen the shop refuses📞 0771 525 525🔗 www.hallakonsument.se
Polisen — anmäl bedrägeri onlinePolice report for fraud and phishingFor online scams and phishing📞 114 14🔗 polisen.se/utsatt-for-brott/polisanmalan
Rättshjälpsmyndigheten / rättsskydd i hemförsäkringenLegal aid on low income; legal-expenses cover via home insuranceWhen you cannot afford a lawyer📞 060 13 46 00🔗 www.rattshjalp.se
Kronofogden — betalningsföreläggandeA claim without court; if contested it goes to the district courtLast step, with a clear claim🔗 www.kronofogden.se/betalningsforelaggande

❓ Frequently asked

They say I agreed by phone or by "not objecting"

Silence is not a contract, and for consumers a phone agreement alone is not enough in most EU countries — a written confirmation is required. For businesses, check whether someone really signed something; even then, misleading forms are void.

Can it hurt my credit score?

Not without a court judgment, which a fraudulent sender will never seek. Keep your dispute letter in case a collector pretends otherwise.

I already paid

Ask the bank for a chargeback (card) or recall (transfer) the same day, and add the payment to your report to Rättshjälpsmyndigheten / rättsskydd i hemförsäkringen.

📎 Sources

Last checked: 2026-09-26

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