Hello together, on 27.7. I had rented a transporter from Sixt for 5 hours. The vehicle had already a 2 page fault list and at the first inspection I noticed 2 new damages. When I returned the vehicle (sunny weather, no rain) I checked the car with an employee for damage. We checked it externally as well as the interior and cargo space. When the employee could not detect any damage I confirmed this in writing. Some days later, the first e-mail of the damage control came that I caused 2 damage in the cargo space as well as at the passenger door. I informed them in the online form that I took a look through with the employee and that my passengers can confirm as witnesses that no damage occurred during the trip. After that, there was a month’s rest. Now, I received an e-mail from the owner. I have now sent them confirmation by e-mail that no damage has been detected in return and that I will turn on a lawyer. Is this all so right? Can Sixt just charge me for damage despite written confirmation? Have you had similar experiences? Is this possible? Is this possible? Is this possible? Is this possible?