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Equite bailiff [Merged]
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RAS said:So glad they did not get in.
Pay as much off this debt as you can, even if it means you pay nothing off your credit cards and debit cards.
You need to clear this as soon as you can and also make sure you stay on line to clear this year's Council Tax. Do you pay over 10 months or 12?0 -
OK.
Are you paying off any consumer debt?If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0 -
Could I just ask someone for some more advice please.
They've added £235 in as a fee to take control of goods,we weren't given a list or told what the baliff had listed ,can they do this ?
Many thanks in advance0 -
Sunny662 said:Could I just ask someone for some more advice please.
They've added £235 in as a fee to take control of goods, we weren't given a list or told what the bailiff had listed ,can they do this ?
Many thanks in advanceJust writing to you about your debt (compliance) and paying a visit to your home (enforcement) will result in a fee of £310.
Stage of process
Fixed fee
Percentage extra you'II pay for debts over £1,500Writing to you about your debt (called ‘compliance’)
£75
None Visiting your home (called ‘enforcement’) £235 7.5% Taking and selling your belongings (called 'sale')
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Just to say thanks to all got advice
I've managed to speak to someone who wasn't too awful at Equita and got an arrangement in place now.1
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