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  1. This is the third year,each time they've levied goods all the same kind of things(never enough to cover charges even) One thing I know is I will NEVER let one in again
  2. posted pretty much the same reply twice there,brain rather fried! what should I say if he phones/turns up today? or should I phone him and tell him?
  3. Thank you so much hallowitch!!!!! I will start (attempt to lol) on those letters right now. Do you think they already know this?(hence them not coming back)maybe he's just praying that i get flustered/frightened into trying to borrow money ?
  4. I don't think so,I know the viewing card is sky's property but i'm not sure on the box. To be completely honest, I have a feeling that they're not going to come back now,he could have removed things the night he left the removal notice if he wanted to.I'm almost certain that our things won't even cover their costs let alone the £1175 council tax(will still be phoning the council on monday to ask exactly what i owe) I have got no problem paying the council,just not going to give this lying wannabe thug a nice christmas bonus at my kids' expense!! Horrible people that they are.
  5. i would say the car is worth £300 at most,its a 14 year old mondeo estate! the laptop is a second hand packard bell that I paid £75 for because the keyboard doesn't work. The Sony hi was £250 about 9 years ago. and the skybox is an hd + box but because he only listed it as "skybox" i'm considering swapping it for an old one. i've moved a lot of things too now, the sofas have had toddlers' works of art scribbled all over them too!(probably why he didn't list them
  6. thank you ploddertom,i've just checked and I can't find his name or EXCEL civil enforcement on the hmcs site! Will phone the council on monday morning
  7. He didn't list anything on hp(she told him at the time they were from buy as you view) No he wasn't let in nor did he levy goods,nobody was home but the door was open We have had agreements with excel(all honoured before this) for the last 3 years(all for council tax)
  8. my laptop-on it's last legs hi fi skybox mondeo -has no tax it also says all other goods unless exempt by statue! my wife was home at the time not me
  9. Hi,i'm new to this forum. I had an agreement set up with EXCEL civil enforcement for £1263 paid at £130p/m (my OH let him in september and he took a walking posession) I missed a payment last month because work changed pay frequency the day before i should have been paid!! I got a letter from exel so i phoned them,they told me it had been passed to the bailiff and i should phone him. I rang him and he told me to call the office and make a payment because if he came it would be the full amount or removal of goods! So i did that,then after the card payment of 130 had gone through the man said there was £256 owing from last year! I asked for that to be looked into because I didn't think I owed it( I had made sure each payment went out) and i didn't have £256 even if it was owed. Wednesday I came home to find a big red letter INSIDE my house.the amount outstanding shows £1643!!There is nowhere near that value of goods here (not even quarter) It's now friday and I've just got off the phone to the bailiff (who is now being a lot nicer after his scare tactics like "I will start committal proceedings against you" didn't work) and he's just told me "off the record of course" to make sure that my OH's dad's people carrier (that he passed us in) was away from here when he attends because it could be seen as vested interest as she is insured on it.Is this true? We have 2 young children and are on edge all the time,I have no idea where I stand and can't see why they haven't turned up yet.What things we do have are either second hand,damaged or on hp(buy as you view) I even took today off work in case they came when my wife was here on her own with the kids
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