Bailiffs got rid in less than 1 minute

[@casualzenshien90]

"Can you confirm your first line of address and postcode?" They're stood on the damn door step -.-

[@yourmum215]

They say that so they know its your house

[@hasa63-f8i]

@@yourmum215 that’s what I was thinking 2

[@benmartin8321]

@@yourmum215 it's ID confirmation. They can say they spoke to the debtor as confirmed by confirmation of address and postcode. It's a snidey grey area theylike to use as people are getting too wise to admit their names anymore.

[@yourmum215]

@@benmartin8321 oh

[@benmartin8321]

@@yourmum215 best thing is if you don't feel you owe the money or are being harassed by the bailiffs is don't engage in discussion, don't give any info to them as you are not legally obliged (though they will make out like you are. It's a lie.) And contact to original creditor and sort it directly with them. You have less powers if it concerns tax or court appointed fines but for all personal debt, they have much less powers. It's all intimidation.

[@Bungadin639]

Yeah, you haven't got rid of them mate, they will keep coming back

[@Arounadabout]

You'd know all about that wouldn't you 🙄

[@sergeyastov5339]

@@alf3401 is that what you do? Does it work?

[@devenfans3833]

👍

[@niallsheen470]

You must be 1 of there dirtbag colleagues!!!

[@HillbillyYEEHAA]

@@alf3401 then they call the police and claim breach of the peace. Then they come in your house, claiming peaceful entry. Ignore them. Don't even open the door

[@yagparmar276]

I think he just got served, that’s all they were trying to do. he didn’t get rid of them.

[@brandonwhitehouse3592]

Literally lmao they have to hand him a notice telling him what he has to do buy a certain date there’s nothing they can do before the time period has passed

[@alezandercorben4122]

That is how you deal with bailiffs, first they need to establish the identity of the person they are dealing with because of data protection. If you don’t give them your name then then they can’t continue with their job. They can’t even tell you why they are there until they get permission from the person that they need to speak too. If you give them your name then you have entered into a verbal contract with them.

[@davecooper3238]

Don’t worry facial recognition combined with AI will soon get round needing to personally confirm someone’s ID.

[@trivial50]

or you could just pay your bills

[@HdHd-hp6qz]

@ davecooper3238 Get someone else to answer the door and say exactly the same thing then 😂

[@davecooper3238]

@@HdHd-hp6qz You appear to be entering sovereignty citizen territory. Best of luck with that.

[@bluebottle1617]

@@trivial50 ..or you could stop posting stupid unhelpful comments...

[@mikewright1999]

Would rather be unemployed that do that for a living.

[@Truthseeker6859]

And I bet you love collecting benefits!

[@nifty3000]

​@@Truthseeker6859 daily mail is that way boomer >>

[@JthusgggdHffygshs]

Totally agree 💯

[@Aykay_]

Lol you are unemployed and by the sounds of it you’ll be staying that way it seems

[@charlieminaj2]

@@Truthseeker6859you seem jealous that you must can’t claim Ahahaha You probably get turned away at the dole office you soft weapon 🤣🤣

[@scottd4652]

It’s all shits n giggles till they turn up with a writ, pay your bills.

[@jaybyles]

If companies wanna give credit to people that cant/wont pay it back thats there own fault it's all part of then game

[@jaybyles]

@Hollis clearly it is la

[@jaybyles]

@Hollis you do that, I racked up 15k in debt paid £90 to the courts an they cleared all my debts 😂 it's the mother fucking game brother, course my credit will be dogshit now for about 5 years but I dont want credit now anyway so a free 15k for me, credit companies pray on the vulnerability it's only right they we fuck them over as well

[@jaybyles]

@Hollis A scrote with an extra 15k in the pocket tho lad

[@conallgallacher1782]

@@jaybyles how did the courts let you off with £90!?

[@patmccaffery1543]

'Excuse me,can you take your litter with you..??'

[@jackscott5121]

Looking forward to the next episode of “can’t pay we’ll take it away” on channel 5...

[@michellephillips3655]

The TV programme is not how it really works. They only show you when people make mistakes.. I know a commercial bailiff and he confirmed that the programme is not how it really works... That programme I to scare you.

[@deejay3488]

These are probably debt collectors not bailiffs. They have no power and can be asked to leave. Bailiffs have more power, but still not as much as they would like you to believe.

[@Bakerstreetgaming]

Balliffs can break into business to reclaim what is owned as well as removing squatters plus peaceful entry through unlocked doors.

[@philjones6054]

Bailiffs I worked with authorised and oversaw breaking into properties to repossess them, following court action for non payment of rent. If the house was occupied, or we suspected it was, the bailiff would have a couple of cops with them. They have plenty of rights!!

[@zakvondaniken9327]

Do Council PCN employ Bailifs?

[@nelliedownsouth2316]

​@@philjones6054 Yes commercial premises, they can't do f all concerning residential properties, over council tax/utility & credit card debt etc..

[@markc7440]

Bloody hell, if that's the new Doctor and his assistant the next season is going to be crap!! 😂🤣

[@streamsofconsciousness8651]

Didn't make sense. they refused to speak with the guy on the grounds that they couldn't confirm that he was the debtor... but then they left him paperwork about it and advised him to read it because it was quite important. That makes no sense... if they don't believe he is the debtor, then why would they give him paperwork about it and advise him to read it?

[@MrRobertjohn15]

Huge GDPA breech and could be fined thousands

[@AnytingGoes]

Exactly, not only does it make no sense, its illegal. They remained on private land momentarily after being told to leave, they littered on private land and as the above commenter said they left documents, presumanably containing private data lying around. I think you can still make a private prosecution within 6 years and youre strongly advised to do so with this video as good evidence.

[@michaelgrace1298]

@@AnytingGoes trespass isnt a criminal offence, and the paper work will be addressed to the debtor and won't have too much information on it

[@AnytingGoes]

@@michaelgrace1298 if you tell someone to leave the property and they remain, it becomes aggrivated trespass and is a criminal offence. You have to formally tell someone to leave though as its legal to enter someone's property if there's a clear right of way, such as an open gate. It's advised to get a video of yourself telling someone to leave so you can take them to court.

[@JL-hg5ll]

If it was the wrong person he would have nothing to hide? So would be compliant ? Just pay for the things you get on HP

[@michaeldesouza9133]

The cycle continues, the rich get richer and the poor get poorer, too many families are struggling to make ends meet so they borrow and then these bastards turn up when you can’t afford to repay. They are private companies charging massive amounts of commission. It’s disgusting

[@smedleyfarnsworth263]

You can break the cycle by paying your legal bills.

[@Patrickmorris80]

@@smedleyfarnsworth263take it you have never fallen on your arse and not been able to pay your bills no

[@smedleyfarnsworth263]

@@Patrickmorris80 If that was the case, then they need to take steps before the baliffs turn up at the door. That is what responsible people do.

[@AJR-vn2um]

I know everybody has got to eat, but being a bailiff is really low.

[@Xenonclouds]

Alfie Ryan.....owing money and not paying is really low.

[@AJR-vn2um]

Tranquil Tarquin never said it wasn’t. They are both, places in society no one wants to be at.

[@Xenonclouds]

Sure....worked in the industry myself for a time and discovered the majority of people owing money, were just plain thieves and chancers, wanting to get something for free whilst others suffered....I was more than happy to get innocent folk their money back!....It was a shocking fact...Anyone can fall into bad times, but all still have the chance to make things right without the high courts getting involved.

[@mickywatnots3700]

Crap reply by you there, do you think everyone will always be able to pay bills and never fall on hard and difficult times eh ? maybe even you. Does it mean that its right and proper to be bullied and lied to by these disgustingly immoral parasitical vermin thugs they call "High court enforcement officers" no one should entertain these basterds.

[@mickywatnots3700]

So lying, bullying and intimidation to retrieve debt is expectable then. Well lets hope you don't fall foul then eh.

[@Guardianofdreamcastle-ne5uv]

She looks genuinely shocked by someone actually saying no to her. 😂

[@Fighting_Fatigue_117]

Just letting everyone know, these "people" get paid £60,000 a year! So if you ever wondered what would motivate someone to do this then here's your answer.

[@BedsitBob]

He says they can't tell you what it's about, until they confirm who you are, then he leaves a letter, which presumably contains details of the matter. 🙄

[@Dub-C]

Top tip for getting rid of bailiffs - give them a bankruptcy reference number and tell them to F off 😂

[@stickyandsweetie]

That's expensive isn't it to go bankrupt

[@jakebrumpton3675]

Norris from coronation streets gone downhill ain’t he?

[@RenzoTravelsTheEarth]

Imagine wanting to become a bailiff.

[@SalimKh4n]

A N Other Free Loader !!!

[@benmartin8321]

You have no idea what this is actually about. The debt could be incorrect. Bailiffs are not the authority and have a vested interest in making you pay regardless of whether its right or not.

[@meltedmarshdaddy]

@@benmartin8321 stop acting like it being a mistake or wrong is a commonplace occurance. It's not. That's just like trying to say systemic racism exist when it doesnt. People like you and this guy just wont take responsibility for their actions!

[@benmartin8321]

@@meltedmarshdaddy nice shoot from the hip attitude to justice and truth,... Do much officer exchange with the sheriffs of Birmingham, Alabama?

[@Bakerstreetgaming]

@@benmartin8321 you clearly are an idiot it is still down to owner of the premise to show that the person lives there if the person they are looking for has moved on. Then yet again it will stop any more visits to that address and the bailiffs will go back and do more research on where the debtor lives.

[@benmartin8321]

@@Bakerstreetgaming I'm the idiot here? Because I don't see any reason to legally engage with people who I have no stated contract with? Please do tell me how it's "on" the owner to do the baillifs job for them? Turn up with the correct warrant and correct information or bugger off. Simples. You should perhaps educate yourself to how unjust and skewed against private citizens that system is in first place instead instead of touting for it.

[@Ord_Wingate]

We are here on official business....says old man with his granddaughter in tow..

[@thequack13]

This works on the phone too ... When the ask to confirm for data protection, I asked for his name and address for MY data protection... Which of course he wouldn't give. I told them I dont know who they are and as such would not be giving strangers my details over the phone .... I've not had so much as a letter from them since. If they ask to confirm who you are just say no .... They can't do shit

[@dexlove89]

Bet you answer the dpa questions when it suits you but

[@stickyandsweetie]

But if they clamp your car ?

[@knottybogeye6387]

Demand to see the official warrant of execution only, with wet ink signatures from the judge, for reverse liability. The warrant must be court sealed or court stamped, if the bailiff cant produce the official warrants, dont accept their digital warrants on their handheld computers they are copies, with photocopy signatures they are fraudulent warrants, refuse them. Bailiffs cant force entry for civil matters, police by law cannot assist a bailiff for civil matters, always film them. Keep all doors and windows locked. Never give your name, ignore the idiots on here say pay your Bill's, people fall on hard times, it also exposes the corruption of the bailiffs and how they try and use fake fraudulent warrants to fool people.

[@stickyandsweetie]

What if they clamp your car over a penalty charge notice say they are enforcement officers and put a note ok your car? I didn't thunk they could unless it was a proper CCJ

[@charlieminaj2]

@@stickyandsweetieprotection of freedoms act 2012 They can’t clamp on private property welp😎 And if they do you use lawful excuse and you cut it off and dispose of it at the scrappers yard🤙🏻😎

[@willharvey6904]

I mean they were just gonna put it through your door if you did didn’t answer 🤣

[@RaikenXion]

And it goes straight back out the door and into the STREET 😂

[@RaikenXion]

I mean that's how this works😛

[@pb6198]

To anyone who is about to comment about , oh just pay your bills, read the description

[@Itisfinished.]

These companies are not even bailiffs,,they are powerless and if anything they are given power by anyone who even acknowledge them,, remove their implied right of access and record it and never communicate with them again.

[@loopylisful]

Or just pay your debts!

[@Foxtrot6624]

It’s Fidelity hahaha “powerless” 💀💀💀

[@Itisfinished.]

@@Foxtrot6624 hahahaha

[@charlieminaj2]

@@Foxtrot6624 Liberty Of Subject 1354 > That no Man of what Estate or Condition that he be, shall be put out of Land or Tenement, nor taken, nor imprisoned, nor disinherited, nor put to Death, without being brought in Answer by due Process of the Law. 😎🫡

[@MrReviewer]

First day on the job bailiffs

[@Sara_Rockafella]

They had absolutely NO idea who they left that with. Plus trespassing. But they left a document for someone with no idea who they left it with. Epic fail there.

[@MrShell311]

Funny to be a difficult. But they are probably there because he hadn't paid some individual or business or caused damage to someone. Sometimes bailiffs are there because of some dumb fine that escalated- but a lot of the time it's because the person has screwed someone over.

[@Dontmindme__]

TOP TIP HOW TO GET RID OF BAILIFFS: Don’t owe people money in the first place

[@jonesjones4036]

You can owe just make sure you pay them back.

[@Arounadabout]

@@jonesjones4036 wtf kind of comment is that ?

[@jonesjones4036]

@@Arounadabout what

[@Arounadabout]

@@jonesjones4036 refer back to your comment

[@jonesjones4036]

@@Arounadabout I have. You can owe money just as long as you pay them back

[@6ft7guy]

I found my 2 rottweilers barking and snarling got rid of them oretty quickly

[@paulastoney958]

Don’t answer any of their questions you’ll just land yourself in 💩.

[@waterbuffalosick4735]

thats why you dont wanna everyone to stay in your homecountry

[@Bakerstreetgaming]

And like USA is any better with all gun violence and the extortion of bills to pay the hospitals

[@Wonmanbanned]

Trespass is a civil offence. Aggrivated trespass is a criminal offence. Ask someone to leave and if they don’t the matter becomes one where you are allowed and obliged to a certain degree to use force.

[@thedancingalien7766]

Never give Your Betrayal Name 😂😂😂

[@grahamsmith7463]

Now THAT ☝️ is the correct way to deal with anyone who comes to your door. The woman asked for him to confirm his address, not because she's unsure of the address, but because she wanted to get "Joinder" with him which means he is giving his consent to her being there to carry out anything she wants. You don't give them anything. You don't argue with them. You don't try and make them know it's against the law. You say no and then close the door. Well done mate 👍

[@danh9920]

Awesome

[@DanielImmanuel2143]

Well done! Thanks for info on joinder

[@caerleon87]

You are talking total crap.

[@charlieminaj2]

@@caerleon87 Liberty Of Subject 1354 > That no Man of what Estate or Condition that he be, shall be put out of Land or Tenement, nor taken, nor imprisoned, nor disinherited, nor put to Death, without being brought in Answer by due Process of the Law. 😎🫡

[@caerleon87]

@@charlieminaj2 And????

[@CM-eg3gl]

Can you just pay your debts like everyone else?

[@rubikasuto]

The sad truth is i do, might want to read the description before leaving your comment 👍

[@asafa36363636]

Twat at least read the description...idiot!

[@crbarnes001]

Had one this morning. Just told them the person they wanted doesn't live there and new tenants had moved in (they actually had I was just an agent) they left straight away

[@JamesSmith-zv9nw]

How to get rid of bailiffs: Pay your debt

[@markc7440]

Usual thing in the comments, a couple of people saying pay your bills without even considering that the balliffs are chasing a vulnerable person who had been conned into signing something for someone else, or a former owner or tenant, or a former co-tenant who has ducked out on their part of the bills, or someone has out and out used the residents details for fraud, or a billing company (eg car parks trying to get over £150 for parking an inch out of the parking bay lines) and their shady "debt management" companies.

[@BedsitBob]

And if it's not your debt?

[@nelliedownsouth2316]

How to get rid of bailiffs: Ignore them..

[@ProudDu]

Typical comment. British people are such cowards. They would 100% comply if the government charge them for breathing to long, British people will listen and comply because British people are complete melts, cowards.

[@davecooper3238]

@@nelliedownsouth2316 That is also an excellent way of incurring court costs.

[@karlprice9465]

Nobody's no powers at all

[@Simulacrum84]

Who would choose to do this as a job, just imagine the kind of person that thinks this is a decent way to make a living? Im always so grateful I’ve been lucky in life and not had to deal with bailiffs, but I really do appreciate how easy it to fall foul of these chavvy wannabe gangsters. They shame our society and their families and should do the decent thing. Absolute pond life.

[@addya4011]

Typical foreigner doesn’t pay his bills and thinks he’s entitled

[@BedsitBob]

How do you know the debt is his?

[@addya4011]

@@BedsitBob who’s else would it be

[@BedsitBob]

@@addya4011 A previous tenant? When I moved in, I was receiving huge amounts of mail for previous tenants, including a V5C for a car. registered to one of the previous tenants.

[@addya4011]

@@BedsitBob Well you should have called the companies and informed them the previous tenants don’t live there. This is what the Eastern Europeans do in their own countries, full of corruption and then bring it here. I am so happy about brexit

[@BedsitBob]

@@addya4011 Except that I *do* live here.

[@satan3200]

Why is that old man standing there with his arms crossed like he's a badass? Calm down

[@steparko23]

It's nerves.

[@burnseric64]

That paperwork is not served untill it is in the letter box. Also they have to confirm who debtor is

[@aaronmaloney8]

We're here on official business 😂

[@bonkeydollocks1879]

I've learnt something from watching these vids and the police ones . don't give your name , you are not obliged to , then the bailiffs or coppers can't proceed ! They don't have consent and they don't know who you are to give the paperwork to! PS I pay all my bills and never been in trouble . just for reference

[@shoazdon7000]

But if they get in and search the crib and find letter with the individuals name they can remove goods as thats proof they live in the property. So also don't let them in.

[@greg839]

Simpler to just pay your bills

[@bonkeydollocks1879]

Greg there's an echo in here

[@232nightowl]

Greg and what if its not there bill

[@dexlove89]

Speaking from ignorance then my friend. If you'd ever had any dealing with the plods you'd know that if you refuse to give your details you can be arrested and brought to a police station until they find out who you are. You might even get an obstruction charge thrown on for good measure. So if you do have dealings with them and have done no wrong then play the game

[@danielclement6199]

Bailiffs aka Oxygen theives.

[@learningguitar562]

"yeah sure" lol I like your attitude mate. NO abuse or aggression...most laid back one of these Ive ever seen. And ive seen em all!

[@jello__0113]

I think it helps he had a foot in height on the guy tho lol

[@beardwierd2783]

Tip: pay your bills

[@imrightyourewrong6274]

Nicely done - with manners. Job done.

[@teessidedroneservices]

Trespassing becomes aggravated when you ask them to leave and they dont.... thats then a criminal matter

[@petergates7939]

Never confirm anything with those losers

[@helenpardy-taylor6179]

Pay your bills free loader!

[@markc7440]

Usual thing in the comments, a couple of people saying pay your bills without even considering that the balliffs are chasing a vulnerable person who had been conned into signing something for someone else, or a former owner or tenant, or a former co-tenant who has ducked out on their part of the bills, or someone has out and out used the residents details for fraud, or a billing company (eg car parks trying to get over £150 for parking an inch out of the parking bay lines) and their shady "debt management" companies.

[@BedsitBob]

And if it's not your debt?

[@vg6761]

Rule #1. Shut the door. Don't engage

[@IndecentExposure.]

That was also littering leaving that envelope there

[@paulkirk9129]

Jesus she ate all the pies 😂😂😂

[@livingthedreamdjm]

Only word I understood that woman say was no.

[@RomanRoman-xi3dv]

For gods sake why do you open the door. Here we dont answer door bell if 1. We dont recognize from spyhole who it is or 2. Guest is anounced by phone first. How often do you have strangers on your door bringing good news? NEVER.

[@davidk3729]

And learn a party piece in Spanish or better still, 'German'. Requesting a newspaper sounds like you're declaring world war 3. No spikka da eenglis!

[@uktokers]

It’s a shame they didn’t trip over that dodgy paving slab.

[@Ulysses3473]

Why? For doing their job.

[@jamesedwards6589]

Trespass isn't illegal unless the trespasser is becoming aggravated or aggressive after they have been ask to leave.

[@Andrew-ki5jz]

PAY YOUR WAY MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE

[@notanotherone9608]

Pay your bills = no Bailiffs

[@johnadams1147]

This is the sort of diversity Britain now enjoys. Europe's worst now living here and not paying their debts. Wonderful!

[@Bakerstreetgaming]

And who is defunding the police working out in Portland??

[@johnadams1147]

@@Bakerstreetgaming Who or how? Sorry, I fail to see the relevance either way.

[@mailmallett]

He said your trespassing. Baliff replies No that's a civil offense. That's like saying, how many children do you have. And you reply yellow.

[@Love2023-vz8hl]

😂😂😂😂

[@leethomas6856]

The power of "no"

[@Thunderclap786]

Ain’t that littering he just done then?

[@christopherjackson2172]

Yeah so he just got served official documents. All they have to do is confirm it is the person, this can be done by a photo. Pay your bills and you wont have to dodge these types of people.

[@RB1987]

Yes is law to provide identification to enforcement,same happen and fined £150

[@asafa36363636]

Mmmmmmm no! No? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Legal Mafia.

[@stevenhodgson834]

If they are HCEOs, they are not trespassing.

[@ParagonPKC]

We have A ROYAL WRIT

[@bluebottle1617]

Until such time as the bailiffs establish they are speaking to the person named on the warrant or writ, technically, they are trespassing. Whoever sends them is liable for any malfeasant behaviour they commit whilst acting for them.

[@princesssolace4337]

They are just doing their job.

[@dt17490]

They’ll be back

[@PugLifeRocks]

Do this is a popular thing in UK this Baliff profession? Does it actually help with reducing owed debt? We don’t have this in the U.S.

[@TheScunneredMan]

They may not be called by same name, but do you not hap Repo men and suchlike. Cannot believe no one tries to collect debts legally, in USA.

[@PugLifeRocks]

@@TheScunneredManWe actually do not. That’s why it is surprising to see this in another country.

[@hicks3749]

Heard accent then backed bailiffs for first time in my life

[@scottking869]

You always pay in the end higher

[@PennyDavies-mp1en]

Keep up good work

[@yemalad1.]

A pensioner and a young woman trainee ffs they must be the reserves 😆

[@bobbyrayofthefamilysmith24]

A team was fully deployed that day

[@bullyinspace]

Lol tried to hand deliver a writ and dude said nah it’s ok leave it on the wall lol

[@nostalgia815]

Moral of the story. If you can't afford something then just do without

[@obviouslytwo4u]

This is First Contact they give you a chance to pay up before coming round and taking away your goods. To which you must protest that you don't own any goods because you are not a business you own possessions

[@dyschromotopia]

the old fella thinking he knows shit

[@AdamM0831]

Just curious... im from the us, what do these guys want and why

[@peterbigo9951]

Debt collectors

[@pb6198]

They will have refused to pay bills and have refused negotiation with the debtee. This is a last resort, other than repossession of property

[@nelliedownsouth2316]

​@@pb6198 What if they don't own the property? Nothin they can do..

[@M-O-Z]

Paying your bills gets rid of them permanently!!

[@markc7440]

Usual thing in the comments, a couple of people saying pay your bills without even considering that the balliffs are chasing a vulnerable person who had been conned into signing something for someone else, or a former owner or tenant, or a former co-tenant who has ducked out on their part of the bills, or someone has out and out used the residents details for fraud, or a billing company (eg car parks trying to get over £150 for parking an inch out of the parking bay lines) and their shady "debt management" companies.

[@BedsitBob]

And if it's not your debt?

[@M-O-Z]

@@BedsitBob where i live we've had 2 separate debt collectors letters for previous residents you know what we did? We rang up and then when they came we showed them ID and explained. If they're chasing you for someone elses debt then inform them. Otherwise pay your bills its not hard.

[@BedsitBob]

@@M-O-Z I rang up and told them I wasn't the debtor, and the debtor was a previous tenant. He called me a liar.

[@M-O-Z]

@@BedsitBob Do you have ID? Most bailiffs aren't unreasonable people in my experience (there will be some idiots of course) next time they knock on your door answer be polite and show them your ID, explain it was a previous tenant. It happens a lot when we moved here we were getting letters for 4 seperate people 2 stopped sending them once we rang them and the other 2 we showed ID on the doorstep. If that fails you can always ring citizens advice if you're in the UK.

[@champas4465]

Who are they?

[@bradleymcglynn5219]

TOP TIP- if you don’t want bailiffs knocking at your door, pay your bills !!! They’re not there for a day out!!

[@HdHd-hp6qz]

Fun fact- theses aren’t bailiffs they are enforcement agents. Like the people that follow the public up the road for littering.

[@db67889]

If I had a choice... To either be a paid bailiff or to eat hot dog shit for the rest of my days which do you think I would choose?

[@validuntil8660]

So many of these, we are not on your side. . . We pay our bills

[@markc7440]

Usual thing in the comments, a couple of people saying pay your bills without even considering that the balliffs are chasing a vulnerable person who had been conned into signing something for someone else, or a former owner or tenant, or a former co-tenant who has ducked out on their part of the bills, or someone has out and out used the residents details for fraud, or a billing company (eg car parks trying to get over £150 for parking an inch out of the parking bay lines) and their shady "debt management" companies.

[@davegreathead9946]

That was the olive branch my friend! Cars will be gone, then house contents! Pay up brother 😒

[@Otacatapetl]

They're not trespassing, they have business there.

[@markc7440]

Once you tell them to leave, or that you don't want them there, or that they are now trespassing they are then trespassing, civil offence, and they should immediately withdrawn by the shortest or most sensible route (eg if you were in a farmer's field and they tell you to get out you'd not take the shortest route if it meant damaging crops or scaring cattle). While that is a civil offence, if they continue to remain there, or damage anything while there, or cause a breach of the peace or harassment, then it's criminal trespass. However if you rang the police and said that there's a debt collector who was committing trespass, good luck getting any plod out to the property within a week!

[@r1richie]

I find the best method of keeping the bailiffs away is. . . . . . Pay your bills

[@michaelmaslin4077]

Just pay your bills

[@davedublin676]

It's sad what the SHEEP WILL DO, SICKING IT IS.🖕🙈🙊🙉💪💪💪💪☘️🇮🇪

[@JKE2302]

Wow ur so cool

[@truths127]

Another one who thinks he can have a free ride

[@bjrnvingepedersen2580]

Just pay what you owe them! It's really not that hard 😉😋

[@simbathecat219]

Damn

[@stephenrozario5742]

PUT AN IMPLIED REOVAL RIGHTS OF OF ACCESS NOTICE(AN OFFICIAL NOTICE)

[@DanYule55]

Get Paul Bohill and Steve Pinner on the job.

[@1471perry]

just been served