Unless they have in possession a high court writ

Unless they have high court writ

i was found guilty of ABA i think section 69 the offense is over 5 years old and i have a chance to be a Bailiff,or a security guard would i be eligible ,or would this not be possible thanks Dean:|

OF COURSE ITS GONE TO COURT BAILIFFS CANT ACT WITHOUT IT GOING,THATS WHEN THE COUNCILS PASS IT ON TO THE BAILIFF COMPANY

I Recentley Part Exchanged My Vehicle For A New One,we Got Our Car And A Reciept To Say The Old Car Was Paid,5 Weeks After The Event We Started To Get Default Letters Fron Black Horse For Non Payments.i Contacted Them And Explained That We No Longer Had The Vehicle As We Had Part Exchanged For A New Car ,they Said That They Had Recieved No Payments From The Dealership. We Then Attended The Dealership Richard Alexanders In Leeds To Find That The Administraitors Were There And Told That Alexanders Had Gone Into Recievership.our Old Vehicle Was Seen On The Forecourt For Sale ,when We Explained That To Black Horse We Were Told That It Was Our Problem And We Need To Pay Any Outstanding Monies To Them. We Then Left The Old Vehicle At Alexanders Until This Matter Was Resolved,in The Meantime Black Horse Finance As Repossessed The Vehicle To Auction,without Our Consent Or Voluntary Termination We Have Paid Over One 3rd Of Our Agreement,do We Not Have A Legal Case Re Repossession Without Authority.they Are Saying We Abandoned The Vehicle But They Were Kept Informed At All Times Regarding Ongoing Discussions With The Administrators,and Told That Until The Situation Was Resolved The Vehicle Would Remain At Alexanders Dealership Yours Kevin Brook

No He Has Not Levied On Your Goods,can Only Take Goods Anyway Belonging To The Debtor,and If He Wont Take Part Payments Send Them Direct To The Council Who Issued The Ticket,ask For A Breakdown Of Charges He Has To Give Them To You

Hi I Got Offered A Job With Brighthouse,it Was Debt Collecting Or Returning Of Goods,on Asking Various Questions I Asked The Manager What Was Involved ,he Said Getting Cash Or Returning The Goods What Customers Have Purchased On Finance,i Asked The Question Do You Need A Court Order To Retake The Goods,he Replied We Dont Go To Court,and If The Customer Refuses To Give Them Back They Write The Goods Off Because They Never Go To Court For A Return Of Goods Order,if They Are Hounding You Try It Out,dont Let Them In They Have No Powers To Gain Entry,not Bailiffs ,they Are Only Debt Collectors,you Have Nothing To Lose And A Lot To Gain.bye The Way I Did Not Take The Job Up They Are Very Un-proffessional

I Took Out A Loan With Yorkshire Bank For £20,000 I Was Employed On A Contract Basis And Had A Small Self Employed Job.i Was Made To Take Out Payment Protection To Cover Loan,i Had My Contract Terminated After Running Its Course But Could Not Claim Because I Had A Self Employed Job As Well How Do I Stand Regarding This Agreement. Yours Kevin Brook

all certificated bailiffs must carry there id states where and when certificate was obtained and cant operate on road traffic penalties without one,ask to see it if he cant produce,he cant charge extra fees and should not be in attendance

If You Were On Income Base Support The Council Should Have Taken These Accounts Back,and Deducted From Your Benefits Unless You Already Have Attachments On Them,as A Bailiff Myself I Would Be Looking At £5 Per Week As Council Instuctions,i Have Only Just Started Viewing This Site And Amazed At The Lack Of Bailiff Response,did You Not Inform The Council Tax Department You Were On Income Support,bearing In Mind The Housing Department Are 2 Seperate Departments And Often Dont Correspond

I think that you are not reading my reply correctly i have stated i dont condone or defend any bailiff who do not work to the correct standards .but dont tar all bailiffs the same,or are we to believe all plumbers,electricians,gardeners house buiders ariel fitters are as portraide in the house of horrors show on bbc

I agree with what you say about bailiffs bullying people,there is no reason for it to happen,and i cannot justify anyperson using these tactics. As for myself iam 54 years of age and would not dream of using force or unreasonable behaviour .Ihave a good relationship with lots of clients who i put on arrangements that is suitable to them and the council ,i can only say that if anybody is threatened or intimidated,contact the council and report the incident and ask them to be removed from dealing with you. Obviously you have had a bad experience,all i can say stick to your agreed arrangement if you incurr any problems notify the bailiff who is dealing with your case and he should be able to sort matters out. Ican only say that it is much easier doing business with somebody who is helpful,rather than a client who gets irate . Please if you have any doubts about the cans and cannots of bailiffs go to google and search bailiff guide,and if any doubts when the bailiff calls quote from the guide,also special thoughts must be given to clients on jsa./income support,and vunreable people.if in doubt dont let bailiff in or tell them to call back when you have somebody with you. hope it helps a little woodywhite

I agree with what you say about bailiffs bullying people,there is no reason for it to happen,and i cannot justify anyperson using these tactics. As for myself iam 54 years of age and would not dream of using force or unreasonable behaviour .Ihave a good relationship with lots of clients who i put on arrangements that is suitable to them and the council ,i can only say that if anybody is threatened or intimidated,contact the council and report the incident and ask them to be removed from dealing with you. Obviously you have had a bad experience,all i can say stick to your agreed arrangement if you incurr any problems notify the bailiff who is dealing with your case and he should be able to sort matters out. Ican only say that it is much easier doing business with somebody who is helpful,rather than a client who gets irate . Please if you have any doubts about the cans and cannots of bailiffs go to google and search bailiff guide,and if any doubts when the bailiff calls quote from the guide,also special thoughts must be given to clients on jsa./income support,and vunreable people.if in doubt dont let bailiff in or tell them to call back when you have somebody with you. hope it helps a little woodywhite

as a bailiff with over 15 years experience i take exception to your remarks about bailiffs being thugs etc,most bailiffs that i deal with are more than willing to accept arrangements to suit your and the clients needs,saying there is no point in putting a person on arrangements they cant keep,but also has to be in the time scale set down by the client.After all we are working people like yourselves who choose this work rather than be a joiner, electrician etc.i think if you contact the bailiff in a correct manner he will only more than helpful to sort out your problems,if not, he is not doing is work correctly,but remember be awkward and rude to him will not get you the results only get his back up