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11th May 2008, 18:31
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| | Basic Account Customer | Help, I can't pay council tax bailiff! Hi, I was wondering if anyone could offer some advice.
We got into great financial trouble last year and got into trouble with our council tax, can't remember date but a bailiff from Rossendales visited and asked to come in, stupidly i let him in as i thought i had to and i also signed a walking possesion which he wrote 7 things on (he could only see 6 things and just scibbled a seventh saying that it was read by a computer who didn't need to know what it said?). Again stupidy i filled in their form and said we afford to pay £30 per week and never geard nothing else, i then received a letter from the saying if i did not contact them then they were sending a van for my belongings (this was november time last year) i phoned them straight away and they said they would send me a letter to say the accepted this, again i recieved nothing, i made the effort to phone them myself in january this year and they said they had sent the letter out but she would resend it to me, this time i did recieve it and i didnt want to be embarrest taking it to the pay point so i decided to make payments on line, i did this for 5 weeks but £30 per week was proving too much, so i phoned to ask for a lower payment and couldn't get through (i had a baby in october last year and each time i phoned i was on the phone on hold in exess of 20 minutes and just couldn't keep it up. In April a bailiff called but i was out and he posted a final notice saying i had 7 days to clear debt in full, my husband phoned and said we were in the process of selling our house and it would be complete in about 3 weeks when we could pay in full, he said that would be fine, then the same week he came back with a 24hour notice again we phoned him abd he said he had to hand it to the removal team but he would sit on it until the sale went through. Now into May we found rented accomadation and had to leave our house as sale fell through and mortgage company taking it back for repossession, the bailiff knocked on friday and wants all the money (£869) by this coming friday or he is sending the removal team in. i suppose my question is, is there anything left to do or do i have to find the money by friday? (he told us to ask friends and family but this is just not an option)
Any advice will be welcomed.
thank you x
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11th May 2008, 23:44
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Help, I can't pay council tax bailiff! Hi, sorry to confuse,
The bailiff showed up at the new rented address, i didn't give this address directly to rossendales but had to give it to council tax for this years payments.
I've only paid the 5 weeks I'd mentioned @ £30 per week.
The only benefit we get is child tax credit for our two children aged 12 years and 7 months.
(Ps the letter which the bailiff brought on friday didn't mention the items which were written down originally it read and quote "i must now give you 24 hours statutory notice of my intention to recall and remove your effects, sufficient to satisfy the debt and costs.")
Thank you.
Last edited by natruby; 12th May 2008 at 00:06.
Reason: forgot to add something
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