<prompt> Human: Hi all. First time poster and Im on mobile so forgive any formatting weirdness.For my previous job, I ran an in-town meeting where we were hosting international guests. I rented a 15 passenger van from a rental car company to transport our guests around town. I put the rental on my corporate credit card. My employers always instructed us to decline the rental company insurance because we have coverage both through our corporate credit cards and on a company-wide car insurance policy. I was the only one who drove the van the whole week, and there were no damages to it.After the meeting ended, I returned the van and the local branch of the rental company visually inspected it, and they did not report or record any damages.This meeting was my last event with this company. So I resigned my position in good standing and I turned in my corporate credit card, which they proceeded to cancel.One week after my last day at this job, I get a notice in the mail from the rental agency claiming there were 500 worth of damages to the van. They had my home address from my drivers license. The notice said an explanation of damages was attached. But there were no other papers in the envelope. There was also no explanation of how to submit an insurance claim through our third party corporate insurers. They said if this payment was not made by a certain date they would charge the credit card on which the original rental was made. However this credit card is now cancelled.I followed up with the local branch of the rental agency. They said to get in touch with the contact listed in the mail notice. I attempted to call the rental agency corporate contact and left a message, which she never returned. I passed off all the information to my previous employers and they also attempted to follow up with no response from the rental agency.Fast forward to today, and I am getting debt collectors calling me because they say I owe money to the rental agency. I gave them the name and contact info for the company I used to work for.This whole thing feels like a scam No explanation of damages, no explanation on how to submit an insurance claim, no response from the rental agency contact, etc.. Im worried this will affect my personal credit even though the original purchase was on a corporate credit card. Would appreciate any advice. Thank you!  <response>: sounds like you did the right thing - let them take it up with your former employer. since it was a company credit card, the company should be liable, or have to sort it out. 