bailiffs

[janet]

Originally Posted by carl hurles

sorry i cant spell all that good

I have a spell checker on my google search bar, it's excellent for checking your post, and correcting your mistakes.

[West Ender]

Originally Posted by carl hurles

what if thay said thayed sent letters and i only received the one what are my rights there cuz i contacted them strait away and thay just said you should of contacted us on the first letter but i diddnt receive any other letters and thay wouldnt come to an agremant so what are my rights there

The trouble is, Carl, I can't answer for the way a Council works. In my case, if we didn't get a reply to letters we would have telephoned, distraint is a last resort, but I can only speak for my particular Government department

It sounds like your Council was using a firm of private bailiffs. As far as I know, once they have passed the debt on to that kind of firm they can't stop the visit and it sounds as though they are quite inflexible in any case. As I said, I don't know how they work or what their legal obligations are.

[KIPAX]

Originally Posted by janet

I have a spell checker on my google search bar, it's excellent for checking your post, and correcting your mistakes.

Having to go to your house and put every message through your spell checker isn't a viable answer is it?

Spell checkers don't help real people who can't spell.. like me.. as its the different use of simmilar sounding words that cause us problems. as well as is it i before e or ? and where to put commas and full stops

Originally Posted by entwisi

Maybe you could also afford a keyboard with punctuation characters? Geesh, that first post is really hard to read.

only anal people care about your spelling on an internet messageabord... just ignore the "i am better than you" brigade mate and remeber,, its content not presentation that counts