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Well, just to offer a defence rather than an argument, I'm not the one who today brought my name into it, directly accusing me of being a troll. If the mods want to move it they will, if they don't they won't. No big deal.
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I can't believe what you're saying here! What a nasty viewpoint you have. Sorry if I only asked a question (that no-one ever did give a proper reply to). Jesus.
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Why am I being called a troll? Because I simply asked why this subject is tucked away exclusively in the 'bailiff' section (which may be missed by many) rather than in a general discussion thread? What an awful manner to take.
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Oh I see what you mean. Duh. Lol. I came up with that name when the sign-up page asked for a username and on the table next to me was a can of Lynx deodorant and a toilet roll! Oh well.
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Excuse me?
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I just don't get why 'trolling' is a bailiff problem, unless there are bailiffs on here doing the trolling. The thread needs to be moved to some sort of 'current affairs' or general section, IMO.
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I would've thought that if no levy or control has been made, you are free to do what you want with your possessions.
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The problems will occur when some people try to abuse the law, complaining about jokes or wind-ups rather than the intention of serious online abuse. There will be many who will want the police to investigate when someone has 'hurt their feelings', a conversation I have seen on another forum.
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But why is it been put in the 'bailiffs' section? What has it got to with bailiffs?
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What has any of this got to do with bailiffs? Wrong section if you ask me. Wrong forum even.
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Makes you wonder why they don't want you to know what the actual original debt is. I can think of 2 reasons; 1 - so they can add ghost fees; or 2 - so you don't know how much to pay direct to the creditor for fear of losing their fees.
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If they don't collect and the account is returned, the fees die I believe.
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I was just going by the OP mentioning the court. If a court fines you, you're looking at a £500+ figure. Re-reading it though, the OP doesn't say it's a court fine, just a fine being enforced, so it could just be a DVLA fine. Perhaps the OP could clarify.
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A typical tax disc related fine is in the region of £525 if I recall correctly.
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