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Re: Please help!! Honest family, dishonest bailiffs. Rossendales
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Re: Please help!! Honest family, dishonest bailiffs. Rossendales
No problem, I can provide proof. What does PT mean?Comment
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Re: Please help!! Honest family, dishonest bailiffs. Rossendales
Saves writing Ploddertom each time as when making a post you need to type a minimum of 4 letters.Comment
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Re: Please help!! Honest family, dishonest bailiffs. Rossendales
So "PTPT" means "Please Thank PlodderTom"?Originally posted by ploddertom View Post
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Re: Please help!! Honest family, dishonest bailiffs. Rossendales
Thanks Ploddertom
and everyone else for your advice. Calling west berks council at lunch time and recording the call. And sending a letter and an email. Also contacting financial ombudsman if they refuse to take payment.
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Re: Please help!! Honest family, dishonest bailiffs. Rossendales
I doubt that the Financial Ombudsman Disservice could do anything in this case.Originally posted by mrcraigboo View PostThanks Ploddertom and everyone else for your advice. Calling west berks council at lunch time and recording the call. And sending a letter and an email. Also contacting financial ombudsman if they refuse to take payment.
The Local Government Ombudsman might, but only after complaint procedures have been exhausted.Comment
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Re: Please help!! Honest family, dishonest bailiffs. Rossendales
Id like to thank all of you. All it took was for me to ring west berks. Mention 3 counts of maladministration and that the call was being recorded, and that they were aiding and abetting illegal activity. Got a big apology and they have recalled the bailiffs. I still have an overwhelming urge to call Mr Duffy and let him know, or shall I wait to see if he comes back and tries to take my vehicles?
Thanks again. My girlfriend and I will have a stress free weekend. What a week.
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Re: Please help!! Honest family, dishonest bailiffs. Rossendales
The drinks are on you, then!
Seriously, well done, & have a well-earned restful weekend.CAVEAT LECTOR
This is only my opinion - "Opinions are made to be changed --or how is truth to be got at?" (Byron)
You and I do not see things as they are. We see things as we are.
Cohen, Herb
There is danger when a man throws his tongue into high gear before he
gets his brain a-going.
Phelps, C. C.
"They couldn't hit an elephant at this distance!"
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Re: Please help!! Honest family, dishonest bailiffs. Rossendales
To be on the safe side I would treat this as if he is still going to come calling as he may try the old "nobody told me" trick. I do agree however you will be able to breathe easier, just make sure you pay what you owe to the Council or you could end up back here again.Comment
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Re: Please help!! Honest family, dishonest bailiffs. Rossendales
Nice one!Originally posted by mrcraigboo View PostId like to thank all of you. All it took was for me to ring west berks. Mention 3 counts of maladministration and that the call was being recorded, and that they were aiding and abetting illegal activity. Got a big apology and they have recalled the bailiffs. I still have an overwhelming urge to call Mr Duffy and let him know, or shall I wait to see if he comes back and tries to take my vehicles?
Thanks again. My girlfriend and I will have a stress free weekend. What a week.
As for Mr Duffy, I would speak to your local police and warn them Mr Duffy might try to illegally remove the vehicles you have mentioned. Make it clear to them that they are on HP and belong to a finance company and that bailiff's cannot seize any goods other than those those lawfully belonging to the debtor. Also stress to the police that West Berkshire Council have withdrawn the bailiffs lawful authority to act and that means any attempt to remove the vehicles would be Theft per se. If Thames Valley Police at your local nick are on the ball, it will be interesting to see how Mr Duffy explains his actions to them should he return and try to remove the vehicles.Life is a journey on which we all travel, sometimes together, but never alone.Comment
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Re: Please help!! Honest family, dishonest bailiffs. Rossendales
Mr Duffy may well cut his own throat by calling the police in advance to attend the (unlawful) removal (theft actually, the vehicles being on finance), as he feels the debtor may become unruly and breach the peace
Well done mrcraigboo!Comment
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Re: Please help!! Honest family, dishonest bailiffs. Rossendales
Awwww!Originally posted by bizzybob View PostMr Duffy may well cut his own throat by calling the police in advance to attend the (unlawful) removal (theft actually, the vehicles being on finance), as he feels the debtor may become unruly and breach the peace
Well done mrcraigboo!
Don't be too hard on poor Mr Duffer - he's having to do the work of two men.
Laurel AND Hardy!CAVEAT LECTOR
This is only my opinion - "Opinions are made to be changed --or how is truth to be got at?" (Byron)
You and I do not see things as they are. We see things as we are.
Cohen, Herb
There is danger when a man throws his tongue into high gear before he
gets his brain a-going.
Phelps, C. C.
"They couldn't hit an elephant at this distance!"
The last words of John SedgwickComment
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Re: Please help!! Honest family, dishonest bailiffs. Rossendales
Duffy to his gaffer "Sorry Ollie cuckoo "Originally posted by charitynjw View PostComment
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Re: Please help!! Honest family, dishonest bailiffs. Rossendales
Rather than three?Originally posted by charitynjw View Post
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Re: Please help!! Honest family, dishonest bailiffs. Rossendales
Well done Beagles ,,and extra Well done mrcraigboo for:-
A) Picking THE best forum on t'interweb and
B) Actually heeding the great advice given and following procedure to get superb result
(you would be amazed how many folks DON'T act on the advice given and end up with bigger problems than they started with!)Comment
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