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AGIR BROKK have my money
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Maybe 2021 actually... 
I don't know.
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This doesn't sound right. Typically you get up to 120 days to dispute a charge and from a quick search according to US law you get a minimum of 60 days. Of course if you're not in the US that's irrelevant but you may want to look into this further and not take the word of some bank customer service rep.
Boy do I feel like an europoor...what are you going to Michelin star restaurants for dinners ?
So all other woes about the dubious company registrations, winding down and stuff aside but paying via bank transfer is really nothing unusual in Europe. And giving somebody your IBAN (as that is literally all that is needed to make a transfer, nothing else) is hardly any risk. Heck there is lots of companies publishing their IBAN details in public. You cannot even log in with it to any bank service for that matter, hence unsure how the money is to be stolen.
You are actually at more risk divulging your Paypal email address as that is effectively giving out part of your login. But again, as a smart guy you do not have a simple password, are not re-using it and have 2FA enabled. And Paypal has alias creation service where you can just use that, and not even divulge your real email.
As for that "Telia.com" email address - look that company up, major telecomms provider in Sweden. And it is normal that when getting broadband/phone services you often get an email address with a company, just not many people use this. Heck, I have one with BE main telecom as well. And the 0871... number is landline number, 08 prefix with a total of 11 digits would point at Stockholm area and this would be consistent with the address in an email stamp. Which happens to be the very address that was listed on Agir website - link via WayBackMachine below. Even better, you can see there the actual phone number, which matches the number at Telia thing.
Contact
Visiting address Björknäs Torg 5 132 40 Saltsjö-BooSweden E-mail : info@agir-brokk.com Postal address Bjorknas Torg 5 132 40 Saltsjo-BooSweden Telephone : +46 8 716 50 90
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Whois also points to Telia as in using Telia DNS servers. If they are winding down, their web/mail server might no longer be active, hence the email from broadband account. Who knows.
agir.se whois lookup - who.is
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And for those nutty things, using those myself (website is in EN, if you do not like Metric there is a Freedom units version as well)
heser-backup.de
Also sold by major UW shops in DE if worried about dealing with small company.
Backplate-Muttern-Set - Heser Tauchtechnik GmbH
Backplate-Muttern-Set zur Befestigung von Backplates an Doppelflaschen
Also sold by major UW shops in DE if worried about dealing with small company.
Boy do I feel like an europoor...what are you going to Michelin star restaurants for dinners ?
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Inflation.
Local steak house, excellent food & service. They dry-age steaks on premises. Unfortunately my dollar isn't going as far as it used to. When I moved here in 2016, dinner w/drinks was around 100 or so; same dinner is now closer to 180. We dine out less frequently.
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