FFCheck editorial team
Bij Wie? is a directory of where to turn when a real-world problem hits — a parcel never delivered, a landlord ignoring repairs, identity fraud. 101 situations, each with named authorities, deadlines, and citations. This page explains who maintains the content and how.
What we publish
Every scenario gives a direct answer first, then the legal grounding, the steps, the named contacts, the FAQ, and the sources. We write for a reader who needs the next concrete thing to do — not for a lawyer.
What counts as a source
- Dutch primary law (wetten.overheid.nl, BW, Awb, sector-specific acts).
- Authoritative government bodies (Rijksoverheid, IND, UWV, Belastingdienst, RDW, AP, ACM, etc.).
- Recognised consumer-protection bodies (Juridisch Loket, Slachtofferhulp, !WOON, Fraudehelpdesk, Geschillencommissie, etc.).
- EU regulation where it materially affects the Dutch reader (EU 261/2004, EU 2021/782, GDPR).
- Case law and policy notes where the underlying rule is unsettled or recently changed.
Review cadence
Each scenario carries a visible Last reviewed date. We re-check every scenario at least once per quarter against the cited sources, and immediately on any of: a law change, a phone-number or URL change at a referenced body, a tariff revision, or a reader-flagged correction.
Update log
A running record of substantial changes to this publication. Minor copy fixes and routine source rechecks aren't logged.
- Initial publication of 101 scenarios across 11 life-situation categories, bilingual NL+EN, with citations per scenario and the /redactie page describing the editorial process.
Report an error
Found an outdated phone number, a wrong euro amount, a changed deadline, or a step that no longer matches reality? Tell us at redactie@ffcheck.nl. We aim to acknowledge within 48 hours and fix material errors within 5 working days.
Who maintains it
FFCheck editorial team safeguards factual accuracy and currency of every scenario. Sources are reviewed quarterly against Dutch government registries, case law, and authoritative consumer-protection bodies.
Why no single byline?
Most sites stick one name under every article. We don't — on purpose. Dutch consumer law moves often, and the work is genuinely a team thing: sources cited on every claim, quarterly review, a real correction inbox you can use today. So the editorial side is signed FFCheck-redactie. The business behind it is Goat Pixels, a small Amsterdam outfit (KvK 82724822). Same people, different hats.
What this isn't
Bij Wie? is structured information about where to turn — not personal legal advice. We point at the right institution and the right deadline; we don't represent you in front of them. For your-case legal advice, talk to a lawyer (the scenarios tell you which kind and what it costs).
Who's behind it + contact
FFCheck is built by Goat Pixels, a small Amsterdam outfit (KvK 82724822). For commercial / partnerships / press: info@ffcheck.nl. For corrections, source disputes or suggestions: redactie@ffcheck.nl. We try to reply within 48 hours.