We sold our house and were moving onto a narrowboat. We had heard of Sky (and others) continuing to collect subs even after cancellation, so we cancelled - within the 1 month notice period - and also cancelled the direct debit mandate. Sure enough, they tried to collect the next subs. 18 months on and we are still receiving demands from a debt collection agency for their £27

OK, thanks, I have copied it to the bailffs forum.

My son's car had a parking fine in Newark, however his brother was driving at the time, and there followed a dispute between them and eventually it went to Northampton court and an Equita bailif arrived one morning threatening to tow his car away unless the fee was paid. It was their own fault, but my son relies on his car to get to work - 15 miles away,night shifts with no bus service. I ended up paying on credit card, but the fee was excessive. The total amount owing was £112.04 The total the bailiff demanded was £421.84 = £309.80 in bailiff fees - with no breakdown provided. The back of the Equita form is a breakdown of fees chargeable - typical gobledegook, but what I can extract is that the £309.80 is way OTT Help?

My son's car had a parking ticket in Newark, however his brother was driving at the time, and there followed a dispute between them and eventually it went to Northampton court and an Equita bailif arrived one morning threatening to tow his car away unless the fee was paid. It was their own fault, but my son relies on his car to get to work - 15 miles away,night shifts with no bus service. I ended up paying on credit card, but the fee was excessive. The total amount owing was £112.04 The total the bailiff demanded was £421.84 = £309.80 in bailiff fees - with no breakdown provided. The back of the Equita form is a breakdown of fees chargeable - typical gobledegook, but what I can extract is that the £309.80 is way OTT Help?