How to stop the Bailiff from demanding money for Parking and Clamping
Norman Hendricks from Stoke on Trent
My car was clamped by a bailiff because of a parking fine that I had actually paid.
I saw John’s website, so I rang him to see what he could do for me. I hired him and followed his advice and suggestions.
Guess what? The clamp was off four days later!
If the bailiffs are demanding money for parking and clamp removals they will no doubt demand a large payment on the spot.
Even if you can prove you have made a payment to the bailiff company, they may not have passed the money onto the council and this gives rise to further visits and more bailiff bills, meaning that your nightmare is never over. See here: the bailiff scam.
However there is a good chance we can recover some or all of that money and get the remainder cancelled. In situations like this, it is possible (depending on your individual circumstances) to get the warrant cancelled and the case passed back to the council.
A bailiff must be lawful, justifiable and proportionate in his acts and behaviour so don't give in.
To get immediate help with your bailiff problem call John Galt on 0203 509 9007 or 07542 040 796.
Please note: I don't help you get off paying parking charges - I understand there are plenty of Google-able organisations that say they know how to do this. If the fine is for £60, it's cheaper to pay it than to pay me. I only get involved if matters proceed to bailiff visit stage and the bills really start to rack up into the few hundreds.
These testimonials show how quickly a case can be resolved.
If, in the past three years, you have already been clamped or towed and then paid the bailiff, then I can get you a refund from either the bailiff company or the council. I charge £125 for this service and am proud to offer a full refund in the case of failure.
The
alternative is to contact the Citizens Advice Bureau. They are very good
but you may have a long wait to get an appointment and they cannot represent
you in court or arbitration so you will have to contact a lawyer at some
point.
