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Hi a bailiff contacted me 2 week ago I actually rang him as he had been to my sisters adress, said he had been looking for 2 years to find me, any way it's a traffic fine and said he would accept half the amount roughly £200 by 7th march, I'm a sole trader been in business few months, not much work on not enough to pay this unless I could pay £59-70 a month, the bailiff refused this and has msgd me today, any ideas what I should do? Thsnks Rob
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Rob, do you want to change your username ? just send me a PM what you want to change it to (or just say on here ) and I'll change it for you ( if that's your real name of course )
Reading that text can't help thinking of Ice Cream ....
Did you know previously about the traffic fine ?
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Sorry i'm just thinking out loud, it might be irrelevant, I am not employed in anyway in the legal profession, please ensure you research any advice I give before using it I have been known to be wrong on multiple occasions.Comment
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Some of us have clean and innocent minds Phaeton !#staysafestayhome
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You say traffic fine - do you know exactly what it was? Did you have any knowledge of this previously? Have you moved since the episode occurred?Comment
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Hi he just road traffic fine? Yes I've moved address and had no idea I was in debt.
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I have replied to him saying I want a full written breakdown of the original sum and the added costs, another issue is I sold all my furniture etc and moved into my partners 2 years ago, so technically the goods he's threatened to take arnt mine, but we are married no so does this fine him any right to take goods that are my wife's? Thanks RobComment
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Need to know what type of "traffic fine" and how it was done and who from - Council, Magistrates, Police, DVLA, parking, speeding etc. Depending on this depends on how to treat it as there is a good chance you may be able to file an Out of Time - but some are time sensitive.Comment
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It's a parking fine he rang today thanksComment
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From Kirklees councilComment
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Have a read of https://www.nationaldebtline.org/EW/...-notices.aspx# the part you really need is from Objecting using the witness statement form
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Thank you so much!!!! I ended up having a heated conversation with mr Whipp he just wouldn't budge on a free flakeComment
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