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Newlyn bailiffs
bella127
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Hi all,
I'm currently in a large predicament over coucnil tax from a previous flat.
We have bailiffs chasing us for £407 which is £233 of charges.
The rest was council tax that we have only just found out where we owe it from & were alwas willing to pay, but for 6 months have been only been asked to prove that I had moved out in May.
These charges seem absolutely extortionate, is there anything I can do about them?
Going to see CAB tomorrow & hoping they can be reduced.
Any help would be amazing x
I'm currently in a large predicament over coucnil tax from a previous flat.
We have bailiffs chasing us for £407 which is £233 of charges.
The rest was council tax that we have only just found out where we owe it from & were alwas willing to pay, but for 6 months have been only been asked to prove that I had moved out in May.
These charges seem absolutely extortionate, is there anything I can do about them?
Going to see CAB tomorrow & hoping they can be reduced.
Any help would be amazing x
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Pay the council tax direct as you don't have to pay the bailiff. I found that out after I had already paid.0
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Hi all,
I'm currently in a large predicament over coucnil tax from a previous flat.
We have bailiffs chasing us for £407 which is £233 of charges.
The rest was council tax that we have only just found out where we owe it from & were alwas willing to pay, but for 6 months have been only been asked to prove that I had moved out in May.
These charges seem absolutely extortionate, is there anything I can do about them?
Going to see CAB tomorrow & hoping they can be reduced.
Any help would be amazing x
What did the CAB advise?0
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