Personal Bailiffs to get money out of Thieving Gipsy Girlfriend

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Doggy Styles replied

6 December 2008, 12:50
A grand? If that's all that pikies have had out of you you're lucky.
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NotAllThere replied

6 December 2008, 11:15
Originally posted by dangly View Post

I agree - its more the principle....

If anyone ever says "it's the principle", they mean "it's the money".
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TheFaQQer replied

5 December 2008, 17:22
Nope - you'd need a court order rather than just a letter saying that she will pay.

Small claims court is dead easy to do online though for about £30 filing charges, and then you can really go to town - I sued BA for £400 this year because they cancelled my flight, and they didn't turn up to contest it. For £1000, it's worthwhile doing it
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dangly replied

5 December 2008, 16:48
I agree - its more the principle....
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Money Money Money replied

5 December 2008, 16:40
Its a grand, get over it!

HTH
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dangly started a topic Personal Bailiffs to get money out of Thieving Gipsy Girlfriend

5 December 2008, 16:18
Personal Bailiffs to get money out of Thieving Gipsy Girlfriend

Just interested to know whether bailiffs work on a personal basis and if so, can anyone recommend any?

To cut a long story short, thieving gipsy girlfriend owes me just short of £1000, I have a letter from her (via her solicitor) agreeing to pay it but haven't seen a dime as yet (almost 4 months after payments were due to start).

Any suggestions on best way to recover it?

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