Trust me the easiest way is that if you think that you have paid through your nose issue a small claim against the company concerned. soon it will clear as water what they have overcharged on as they do not want to face a district judge to explain their story !!!!!!

Then why not settle b4 court action ?

Would not this be seen as being paid off ? I know the court system does not take any notice of pricipals but whay not just goto court and let this thing run through. If you have nothing to hide then why start to pay off ?

I am after some advice. I have been made an offer to withdraw my claim for non compliance. What shall i do ?

Lots of ways to sort ownership problems out but cannot discuss on the forum !!!!!

What you want to do is send them a sar and then wait. If they do not reply to the sar then issue a n1 claim form for the whole of the amount collected including the original amount owed to the inland revenue. Then sit back and let nature take its course. As bailiff companies do not want to explain to a county court judge how their charges were worked out. As this would be a fly telling the swatter why not to swat it.

It cold be but then do not forget the massive complex case and so on.

Read the template section !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you are with in the kent area i could pop down for a surprise visit !!!!

legal deptartment loxley house station street nottingham ng2 3hx Above is the legal address for capital one. Any problems write to them !!!!

Lets hope Somthing positive is done. !!!!!!

If it is parked on a private driveway they have to either have a sia licence or their company have to have been authorised by the sia. If not call the cops and have them nabbed. Do not tell the cops who it is !!!!!

Probably witheld it tey are very clever sodds you know !!!!

I must admit edf are the slowest of slowest t******* about in doing their work. Reported a fault yeterday that i have no powere came out and then left. Still have not comback keep on amking up poxy excuses. Best part 2 under fives involved. Sleeping in the dark/no heating/hot water. What shall we do ? Edf can not come out till midday tmmorrow. All i di was is switch to the complete ars*w****.

Pete sorry for hijacking your thread for a post. If anybody has had a problem with a bailiff acting unlawfully etc i am willing to take the case on but before i do i need all the paperwork that you have. When you send it to me remove your name account details etc. Send them to [email protected] i will see what i can do !!!!!!

my elcetric has gone down again couldnt see the smug so and so on tv. Anyway now watch when he appears on tv the next time you may notice a diffrence

Go and see a dctorfor stress !!!! trust me !!!!

You should have phoned the county court to tell them you are stuck in traffic. After all this is what the major companies use as a excuse and always get away with the bloody thing !!!!!

right the bailiff watchdog has a high court hering in london for directions. Re jbw enforcement ltd. Did anybody see him on the wrightstuff today ?

As i am dealing with various debts/bailiff cases at the moment i have just stumbled accross something that may intreset everybody. I was told that if my client did not stick to the monthly payment plan then the account would be closed and sold to a debt recovery company. I asked why the same offer is not being made to the clinet. The person from tsb said" we can only offer to sell you your debt if you have the money to pay for it in which case you would need to clear all of your arrears. However is the account was to default we would sell it for 20% of the value and write the rest off. He said because of industry rules this offer is not made to the customer themselves but said if your client reduces the debt by 25% then he can make a straight and immediate offer. Which would be accepted. The debt we are talking about is £25000

If moorcroft had anything to get you with they would have not just sat around but had you in court or something similar.

http://www.bailiffwatchdog.co.uk/sk1.pdf Have a read of this paper which shows jbw enforcement ltd contract value. This is for only 1 If there are 30 That means there are18 million quid tobe made profit wise and if theres 100 that is £60 million quid to be made. If this is one company what about the others out there ? Nobody works for free do they ?

IF the business was not in your name and also all the correspondance relating to the businees did it mention your own home anywhere ? If not then they cant do screw about it or force their way in. I would call 999 if they turn up and not tell the cops that it is the bailiffs.

Skynews have also caught up as well but as usual a day b4 the hearing in the ommons : 'A Law Unto Themselves' Updated: 09:56, Monday March 05, 2007 Bailiffs could soon be breaking into homes to seize goods for credit card debts without a court order. A new law will leave vulnerable people at risk from 'rogue enforcers', according to Citizens Advice. The charity has revealed nearly two thirds of bailiffs are guilty of harassment or intimidation, while 40% misrepresent their powers of entry. Under the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Bill, which is being debated in the House of Commons, all bailiffs will be given the power to enter domestic premises and enforce consumer credit debts, including credit card bills. At present, only certain enforcement officers - notably those enforcing magistrates court fines - have these powers. And bailiffs can only break in to homes if they have a court order. David Harker, chief executive of Citizens Advice, said: "Our evidence over many years shows that bailiffs have an appalling track record of abusing their existing powers against vulnerable people. "They are often abusive and aggressive and use threats of violence and prison to pressurise people into paying lump sums they cannot afford." The charity is also pressing for independent regulation of bailiffs to be included in the proposed legislation. Citizens Advice said evidence from its network of bureaux revealed that many private debt enforcers act almost as a law unto themselves. Checks on 500 bailiff cases revealed intimidation, harassment and excessive fee-charging were commonplace. Citizens Advice is calling on the Government to include in the Bill clear safeguards to ensure that forced entry is only used as a last resort

That is why i am repeatedly saying read all of the jbw threads together and from the start. yOU WILL FIND OUT EXACTLY WHAT IS GOING ON. I need to go for a pee as i have got to let what i have digested out since this morning !!!!