Hi, hoping someone can give me some advice. I have a closed account with Eon, it is for my current house, and i am not disputing this debt at all, i have a couple of debts that got overdue and i am now trying to resolve them. I have totally put my head in the sand with this bill, due to the bereavement of my daughter and only now feel strong enough to deal with it. I have received a letter today from Buchanan & Wells regarding this eon account, asking for the amount in full. My question is, am i still able to deal with eon directly? I would be looking to start a repayment arrangement with them, to clear the balance, but dont even know whether this would be an option now? Really hoping i can move forward with all of this.

This maybe the case, as i tried to ring the council to ask for the info recommended above, and it put me straight through to the same equita office from earlier today. Can i ask, regarding my husbands car, his father lives right next door to us, if we put the car on his driveway, would they know it was our car?

Thank you, i am going to try and clear the full amount as soon as i can, but any payments will be made directly to the council, i noticed earlier when trying to ring them that they tell equita about any payments made directly to them, so im guessing if they are told ive paid it off (eventually) they should stop writing/visiting? apart from any fees they add on?

thank you both, so are you recommending that i continue to pay the monthly amoun t i was paying directly online to the council? I was paying £69 on the 3rd of every month, i missed decembers and januarys payment, if i carry on paying that amount on the 3rd feb? my balance is £731 though, will the bailiffs continue to write and visit until its cleared? i really dont want them visiting for that long.

If the council tax is solely in my name, and the family car is registered in my husbands name, can they still take it??

Hi, im hoping someone can give me some advice. I had a liability order against me, which i then agreed a repayment plain with the council directly, at the end of last year i missed two months payment, due to my husbands hours at work being cut, and having two toddlers to feed and clothe. I have today received a letter from Equita bailiffs saying if i dont pay or enter into a satisfactory arrangement then they will visit to remove goods. I have rung the number on the letter, and they have given me the mobile number of a bailiff and told me i need to ring him directly as he has my case. I know people on here say not to contact the bailiffs, but i really dont want this escalating further, i have left a voicemail message with this person asking for them to ring me back. I cannot pay the full amount of £731.50 i am hoping he will agree to an arrangement plan. My question is, at what stage of the whole bailiffs procedure am i at? the letter didnt mention imminent repossesion (it only mentioned it if i didnt pay or enter into an arrangement) what are my chances at this point of them agreeing an arrangement? on a total of £731 what would be the amount they would accept? The fact that the equita office wont deal with me and they want me to ring him directly has scared me and makes me think a visit is imminent. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.