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Thank you Ploddertom. Is there a standard template on this site regarding requesting fee breakdown/complaints etc. I shall send them an official complaint this week.
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Yes I was aware that we owed the debt and am not disputing that at all. No we didn't go to court to defend. When we received a letter from the HCEO I emailed them asking to set up a payment plan. I didn't hear back from them after a few weeks. I then went to search my emails to resend the original email to them again. I then found their reply in my spam folder. As soon as I found it I emailed them straight back and sent them the 1st payment (The email stated they had agreed to my offer a few weeks previous). 3 days later we had a visit from the HCEO. I even showed them the emails and the proof of payment (which they had on their files) but they said it was too late. I never filled in or entered a CGA at any time
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Nope no goods were taken control of. They came in and started to compile a list whilst we made phone calls to get the funds. Nothing was signed for and they never gave an inventory or anything like that.
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Hi, I'm after some advice please. We recently had a visit from the HCEO following an unpaid Water debt. In our panic (at 7am with kids in the house) we paid the full amount - which was double the actual bill. We just wanted them out of the house ASAP. Since then I have asked for a breakdown of fees as I felt they had charged us too much. Below is the breakdown Description Amount Writ amount £1,515.21 Interest on Writ amount (@8%) from date of Writ to date of paid in full £0.00 Compliance Fee £90.00 Enforcement Stage 1 Fee £228.00 7.5% Fee of amount over £1,000.00 (variable Stage 1 fee) £46.37 Enforcement Stage 2 Fee £594.00 Sale or Disposal Fee £630.00 7.5% Fee of amount over £1,000.00 (variable Sale or Disposal Fee) £37.37 Total £3,140.95 Total amount paid to date £3,140.95 The above fees are inclusive of VAT at 20% I would refer you to The Taking Control of Goods (Fees) Regulations 2014, Regulation 6, to assist you in understanding how the fees are applied http://www.legislation.gov.uk/en/uksi/2014/1/regulation/6/made There is no requirement to actually remove goods for the Sale or Disposal fee and 7.5% fee to be applicable, the commencement of the process is sufficient for the application of the sale or disposal stage fee. Could someone please tell me if this is correct I was under the impression that Sale or Disposal fee didn't come into effect just because they entered the house. Many Thanks
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I'm looking to see if we can, but cards are maxed out & 1st pay check of Jan is on 15th. Even offered to give them card details so they could take it out straight away on 15th but they were having none of it. I was polite on the phone & said that I've made a clear intention to pay which the operator said would be noted on the account, but I doubt a bailiff is going to worry about that are they?
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Hi There, After some advice please. My wife had an outstanding debt of £165 which was sent to Marstons. It is now at £240. She received a letter mid Dec stating she had 14 days to make payment or set up an arrangement. As she works in the theatre industry and it was Panto season it completely slipped her mind to pay it. I have contacted Marstons today asking if I can make payment on 15th Jan (initially I asked if the debt could be split over 2 months which they refused). They have advised me that they can not stop any enforcement action until the debt is paid (even though I have asked for it to be paid on 15th Jan). If it goes to enforcement then they will add a further £235 in charges which will be due as payment in full. Can they do this even though I have offered to make payment next Fri? Don't really want a HCEO knocking on the door
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Hi There, As with many I made a few mistakes and got into the PDL spiral!!!!!! I'm now trying to get out of it. I'm starting by contacting (via email) any company I've had a PDL with to set up a repayment plan (on my terms not theirs). Am I right in thinking I can ask them to set up the plan for the amount of loan + 1 months interest only?
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I havent got time to do that tomtubby as bailiff wanted outstanding £300 tonight. I've called and asked to set up a payment plan but he's said no. I now have until 9am tomorrow to pay up. Can I pay the council the £157 direct and then tell the bailiff to swivel, can he levy for his fees. How do I approach him and tell him his fees are unreasonable. As he has levied against the vehicle can he just come back at anytime and take it. Should I just pay the £300 and be done with it. The car is now registered to Mobile Money (yes I know I'm silly for getting a log book loan, but was in a desperate place, thankfully working our way out of it now.) I really don't know what to do
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Thanks Ghost. They never levied on the '1st Visit' and only levied on the 2nd, although I never signed anything. There was certainly no attempt to remove the vehicle. So in esccence the charges should be: £170.44 (fine, cost, letter fee) £47.72 (First Levy/Visit Fee) £61.08 (2nd levy/Visit Fee) If that's the case how do I question the fees, is there a standard template. I've got 10 days to sort this before they expect another £300 which I really can't afford as I'm out of working and my wife only goes back to work tomorrow after being on maternity leave. Thanks
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Hi, I've had a visit from a Bailiff last week regarding unpaid Parking Fine (I'd actually appealed it but thats another story). Anyway the bailiff threatened to clamp our car unless we paid nearly £500 (the actual fine was £150 + £7 charges). We paid £154 and agreed to pay the remainder on 15th Dec. In the meantime I requested a breakdown of costs and got the following: 30/09/11 - Costs £7 30/09/11 - Fine £150 03/10/11 - Letter Fee £13.44 18/10/11 - Visit Levy Fee 1 £57.60 18/10/11 - Attendance To Remove £149.50 24/10/11 - Visit/Levy Fee 2 £76.80 Can anyone tell me what they are entitled to charge
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Thanks for the advice, We're holing out at OH's parents for now (as they're away) but I'll be on the phone to CAB tomorrow to see what they say as well. Hopefully the bailiff will get bored soon enough and leave us alone, am more than happy to continue paying the council direct and then hopefully push for them to recall it. Will keep ignoring bailiffs phone calls as well.
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