For those who don't like bailiffs:

[sequenci]

BBC1's Beat The Bailiff star Jamie Waller tells how he fell victim to the crash | Mail Online

[kiptower]

great news there is however another thread with it posted , but its great to see "another one bits the dust" :D

[sequenci]

great news there is however another thread with it posted , but its great to see "another one bits the dust" :D

 

I didn't see the other one so apologies for that!

 

I did a little search but couldn't find anything. Having said that it's always worth posting something like that more than once!

[MARTIN3030]

"I kept asking what the planners would be willing to consider, but no one would tell me,' he says."

 

Hmn I wonder why ?

[kiptower]

i think the answer is "what goes around comes around"

 

i wonder if anyone on the planning team / their families had problems with him or his cronies , :rolleyes:

[Dodgy Geezer]

Is this man totally stupid in telling people where he lives?

 

I cant believe the arrogance, or is it ignorance.?

 

I hope the squatters move in and totally ruin the gaff. Just as he has ruined the lives of thousands.

[MARTIN3030]

What a good advert for free tho-The Mail even gives the Telephone number.

[loopinlouie]

What a good advert for free tho-The Mail even gives the Telephone number.

 

I thought that:eek:

 

Hey the dm willing to do that for everyone then?

[emandcole]

I thought that:eek:

 

Hey the dm willing to do that for everyone then?

 

Worthy of a complaint to advertising standards isn't it? Seems little more than an advert to me including the 'sales' number below the article and giving clear guidance as to the sort of value he'd accept.

[sillygirl1]

Horrible man, just goes to show karma is heading his way.... I hope he suffers as he has made others suffer.

[babybear39]

Hope someone fleeces him on the price

[vjohn82]

Hahahahahahahaha... moron

[joepottsie]

Please don't wish it on all of us. Some of us a genuinely sympathetic, attempt to be helpful and 'fell into' the job but don't really want to be causing misery.

[emandcole]

Please don't wish it on all of us. Some of us a genuinely sympathetic, attempt to be helpful and 'fell into' the job but don't really want to be causing misery.

 

Fair enough JP, respect the fact that unfortunately there is a need for bailiffs, unfortunately as generally it means someone is in trouble but thats a very simplistic approach, some people you just can't help.

 

The truth of CAG is that if the entire financial industry had any respect for itself, the law of the land and customers that ultimately it cannot do without there would be no need for CAG at all.

 

Good to hear you have morals, try your best where you can etc and clearly do your work with dignity and self respect. I may get shouted at for this but that should be commended given the fact that on CAG we're very quick to pick up on those who operate at the other end of the scale.

 

Fairs fair after all and I have no qualms with any creditor who abides by all the rules. Only fair they can recover their money in those sadly unusual circumstances.