Observed arrival · 2026-10-14
Bayeset buys the files a failed company leaves behind
The Munich firm says it buys copies of business records from insolvent companies and prepares them for AI development.
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- Insolvency administrators handling company records
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- Bayeset says it owes the agreed purchase price after sample approval even if it finds no buyer.
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The site lays out a staged transfer: an IT provider chosen by the estate exports the agreed records, while Bayeset initially receives only a sample. Bayeset says the price is documented using the collection’s scope and completeness, and that the estate can withdraw before approving the sample without cost. The remainder is released only after payment, according to the proposed process.
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