Written by John Kruse, one of the leading experts on Bailiff Law, this consumer friendly guide is essential reading for anyone who comes into contact with a bailiff.
The book is easy to understand and clearly explains the rights
a bailiff has, and also what they cannot do when collecting debts and repossessing goods etc.
I am new to this and I do not know what i should be doing I have paid for an information pack so i can reclaim my bank charges. They have now threatened to take away my card and cheque book as they said that I put myself in arrears but it was only because they took money off of me. many thanks jane thomas
Start off by reading the FAQs and making sure that you understand what you are about to start. Sort out a parachute account and start using it for your normal banking transactions. Read up on the template letters and then read some threads in the forum for your bank to see how others are getting on and how many have won. Take your time to study all of this to get the best benefit from all the hard work and experience in this site.
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Halifax joint a/c (£3800 charges + £40 interest on charges over 11 years) - paid in full 23/06/06
Halifax joint a/c new charges £1100 - LBA sent 02/08/06
Halifax 2nd a/c (£1500 charges + £150 interest on charges) - partial payment received 13/07/06 (no s69 interest) - AQ filed 07/08/06 - Court awarded 50% of s69 interest (Bank didn't turn up!)
Halifax Visa (#1) Data Protection Act sent - statements arrived - £350 so far
Halifax Visa (#2) Data Protection Act sent - refunded £170 DONATE - Support this site, it supported you! Follow the route: FAQs > Template Library > Parachute Account > Bank Forums > Spreadsheet All advice given in good faith and without prejudice or liability, to be taken at your own risk!
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