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  1. Thanks for your advice. I currently have a balance of £250 left to pay - I think in the circumstances I am going to just pay it and be done with them. However to say that nearly £600 in charges galls, is putting it mildly :-/
  2. So, in other words, despite lots of vitriol concerning the outlandishness of the charges these people add, ultimately they can add as many and whatever charges they like and they cannot be challenged? Sounds about right :-/
  3. Hi there I would be grateful for some advise as to charges that have been levied by the HCE Group (as well as calling themselves High Court Enforcement Group, they actually ARE High Court Enforcers - I'm sure you will all know this but it has caused some confusion when seeking advice elsewhere). Anyway, I have paid them £1100 so far for a judgement debt of £836 and after complaining to them about valuation and seizure fees when none of my possessions had been levied upon, they removed these charges from the account. However, I am now in an ongoing dialogue with them concerning their charges under Rule 12 (miscellaneous) of their Regulations. Basically i'm just getting a load of old flannel from them about the justification for these charges and really I'm getting nowhere. What I would like to know is whether anyone has any advice that can get them off my back for good (other than paying them the remainder of what now merely constitutes their fees of course!) Is there an argument that I can put to them which will get rid of them (maybe a template letter). I DO NOT want them to apply for a detailed assessment hearing as I understand that this will be a nightmare to deal with. I also do not want to reclaim any of the fees that I have already paid, I just want them to accept that I've paid enough and go away! Thanks for any help.
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