Excel Civil Enforcement - thugs

[Rob0000]

Re: Excel Civil Enforcement - thugs

The OFT and one Assembly member replied to me today. The OFT said once i find out the names of the thugs they will tell me which court gave them their certificate to operate, and i can then complain to the correct court.

The AM was even less help, just said there is nothing she, Joyce Watson, can do.

[enquirer]

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... and then see someone stood behind me and now the first one is in front of me. [...] They start kicking the lower glass panel of my main font door, number one keeps kicking and banging the door, number two kicks things around my garden, kicks things along my drive and starts banging on windows then starts banging on my other front door... [...] I tell him I fear they enter my home if I unlock the door ... [...] I fear im about to be assaulted ...

If you have a local beat officer, it would be a good idea to speak to him and ensure that the matter is recorded. That way, the police are 'aware' and reference can be made to it later if necessary.

[Rob0000]

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Was any damage done to the doors or garden equipment they kicked?

On what sort of card was the payment made - and, as it was obtained by deception or under duress, can you get it charged back?

Hi, it was paid on a credit card, I have since found out they charge £3 for credit card payments and £1 for debit card payments (but no news on their other fees). As such, there is no explanation why I was charged £1 for a credit card payment.

There was no damage done, but I do have photos of boot marks on the door frame and glass. In addition, just to demonstrate my integrity, the trim on the bottom of the door that keeps the rain out that would drip down the door was snapped a couple of weeks ago. No one knows except my household so it would be very easy to claim they broke it. I will not make that dishonest claim though.

Re: Excel Civil Enforcement - thugs

Was any damage done to the doors or garden equipment they kicked?

On what sort of card was the payment made - and, as it was obtained by deception or under duress, can you get it charged back?

[Rob0000]

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Rob have read your post and it really is dreadful. You have said that you have complained to the OFT and MP's etc but have you complained to the council that employed them? Also you should get details of the amount of the Liability Order and any fees that you have been charged.

Yes iv've contacted the council and have received an acknowledged of my compliant...its been passed to the right people to deal with - within 20 days.

I'm going to complain to HMCTS, even if there is nothing they can I hope it can inform their future planning.

thanks for your help..

[Milo]

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Rob have read your post and it really is dreadful. You have said that you have complained to the OFT and MP's etc but have you complained to the council that employed them? Also you should get details of the amount of the Liability Order and any fees that you have been charged.

[bizzybob]

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Best thing is if HMCS sack the lot of them and take enforcement back in house.

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[bizzybob]

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I think those working group members should give it some consideration, Excel are obviously out of control.

[bluebottle]

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I'll make contact with HMCTS and IMHO...ive googled what they are yet but I will!

You guys are fab on here...I was really angry and p'd off, knowing i was right really helps allay my anxiety.:clap2:

HMCTS won't be able to deal with your case due to it being for CT. However, the LGO can deal with any matters relating to the behaviour of bailiffs enforcing CT arrears once you have exhausted the council's complaints procedures.

However, I am wondering what any LB Bailiff Working Group members who may be reading this thread think about HMCTS having it drawn to their attention, seeing as Excel is a contractor to HMCTS.

[Rob0000]

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Excel are one of the contractors to HMCTS for the enforcement of unpaid court fines. I am wondering whether HMCTS Enforcement Operations should see this thread. IMHO I do not feel they will be too impressed when they see how their contractor's employees behave. All contracts with HMCTS are due for renegotation this May.

I'll make contact with HMCTS and IMHO...ive googled what they are yet but I will!

You guys are fab on here...I was really angry and p'd off, knowing i was right really helps allay my anxiety.:clap2:

[bizzybob]

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Excel are one of the contractors to HMCTS for the enforcement of unpaid court fines. I am wondering whether HMCTS Enforcement Operations should see this thread. IMHO I do not feel they will be too impressed when they see how their contractor's employees behave. All contracts with HMCTS are due for renegotation this May.

There are problems where these Certificated thugs enforce both civil and HMCS, like Marstons, and Excel do, as the bailiffs are too thick to differentiate between the two. Hopefully Excel will enforce for council tax, somewhere force entry by relying on the DCVA, and put it in writing to the disgruntled debtor, that they are permitted to collect in this way as the warrant allows this. Of course in the case of council Tax this is in their fevered dreams, and the LGO will go to town on them. Even better if it is the right house number, wrong street, and the non debtor gives the trespassing bailiff, and as it is the wrong address they are a trespasser a good hiding.

Best thing is if HMCS sack the lot of them and take enforcement back in house.

Once you have the info as per ploddertom, post it up so Beagles can help you identify which fees are as erroneous as the result in some Excel spreadsheets.

[bluebottle]

Re: Excel Civil Enforcement - thugs

Excel are one of the contractors to HMCTS for the enforcement of unpaid court fines. I am wondering whether HMCTS Enforcement Operations should see this thread. IMHO I do not feel they will be too impressed when they see how their contractor's employees behave. All contracts with HMCTS are due for renegotation this May.

[bizzybob]

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They do not have an automatic right of forced entry for council tax, even with a valid levy in place, it doesn't look like their levy last year is wholly kosher either

[Rob0000]

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They probably do not have a valid levy - especially as they did not deign to leave any notice of seizure.

Without a valid levy of goods and chattels within the house, they do not have any right to force entry.


They all need to be closed down!

thanks Clever Clogs, Ive just sent a formal complaint to the council, ill let you know what they say within 20 days (they say)...