2024-05-12 14:52:27
The insurance company SFAM (Indexia) has been put into compulsory liquidation from April 24, 2024. This happened after a summons from Urssaf before the Paris Commercial Court for unpaid arrears. The fact is that the company continues to charge its customers.
SFAM (Index) owes 11 million euros to the Union for the Recovery of Social Security Contributions and Family Allowances (Urssaf). The latter subsequently initiated proceedings at the commercial court of Paris. In turn, the Court therefore ordered the SFAM company to be liquidated. SFAM today Indexia is a subsidiary that focuses on the insurance of multimedia equipment, especially telephones and computers.
Beyond this liability owed to Urssaf, the company has been identified for some time now in terms of sales methods that are not at all. Many customers have reported that they were victims of abusive deductions from the company in the name of ancillary services that the victims claim they never subscribed to.
The irony is that victims continue to complain about these SFAM scams even after the company has been placed in liquidation, which means the cessation of activities of the group’s incriminating subsidiary.
“I had samples almost every two/three days In February, they took 2 samples, in March 8, and in April 4. In total, I have to be about 450 /500 euros in deductions It’s annoying. it’s sad, but we have nothing to do with it. Christophe complains to RMC. Emma Léoty, a lawyer who defends 600 clients, confirms, quoted by the same media, that “at least ten people are affected by these offensive deductions”.
The insurance company Indexia is at risk of complete liquidation!
But how are these levies still? It turns out that according to the same source, the Indexia CEO asked a certain number of his employees to continue “to complete the work” even after the company was placed under compulsory liquidation.
Which is against the rules. In fact, once a company is liquidated, the managers no longer have management authority or other tasks. The appointed liquidator takes control. In addition, it seems that this is not the first time the CEO of Indexia, who preferred to remain silent about the company’s difficulties instead of alerting the court, knowing that the company was suspending payments from June 2023. “And nobody knew that.reports RMC Friday.
The media also suggests that no one at Indexia is responding anymore. Finally, remember that Indexia’s difficulties are not limited to this insurance sector in the multimedia field. The prosecutor’s office in Paris is, in fact, demanding the complete liquidation of Index. The fate of around 3,000 employees is at stake. A final decision is expected on May 22.
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