
Ethical debt collection through fair treatment of consumers
For some people, overdue payments are not only a financial burden but also an emotional one. This is where EOS comes in: with respectful communication, anonymous payment options, and support in emergencies, we enable sustainable debt relief.
With the group-wide "Ethical Debtor Management Policy," we commit to treating consumers with sensitivity and empathy. The key principles are:
- We treat consumers with sensitivity, tact, and a sense of responsibility.
- We communicate on equal terms and remain factual, even when conversations become difficult. If communication becomes too emotional, we suggest pausing the conversation and continuing at a later time.
- We approach every defaulted payers without bias and prejudice.
- We use simple language, avoid complicated jargon, and provide clear recommendations that are easy to follow.
- Our overarching goal is to make defaulted payers feel that they can speak openly and trustfully with us.
To bring our principles to life, many national initiatives have emerged from the individual country companies that address the local needs of defaulted payers and support them in sustainable debt relief.
Simple language in debt collection
Clear language benefits us all: it reduces misunderstandings, saves time, and improves the consumers relationships. It ensures that information is easy to find, understand, and apply. That's why at EOS, we use clear language to make sustainable debt relief as transparent and comprehensible as possible.

Plain language benefits everyone: it reduces misunderstandings, saves time, and improves customer relations. At the same time, companies enjoy a higher success rate as customers respond more quickly and feel better informed.
Personalized solutions in difficult times
Behind every case is a personal story. At EOS, we have created programmes in several countries with specialised teams that protect the most vulnerable consumers, such as those facing financial hardship due to serious illness. We carefully assess financial, health and/or social circumstances to develop customised solutions. Whether through payment plans, deferrals or adjustments to monthly instalments, we aim to find a specific solution for each defaulting consumer.

Most people try to fulfil their obligations if you give them the space they need to do so.