The step grandmother wanting to properly verify before making a payment is actually the proper way to do it. She's fully aware of the crazy scams going on out there
one of these 2 bailiffs __ Matthew Heighway, 40, a former bodyguard, was said to have used unlawful violence to force entry _ An officer was heard telling him: "You can't go in without a warrant" to which the bailiff replied "I beg to differ - I'm making entry." __ TV show "Can't Pay? We'll Take It Away!" was arrested after he was accused of acting "like a burglar" whilst collecting a £10,000 debt at a country manor house. ] what they do is basically door to door collection agents, they would get shot if it was in the u.s.
@@edgarfleming9308 These guys are High Court enforcement officers, that is, they are officers of the Court. Not sure what the equivalent term would be in the US, but they are very different to ordinary commercial collection agents. They are executing a writ of control (aka a writ of fieri facias) issued by the Court. They can force entry into commercial premises, and they can force entry to a residence if there are goods under control there. They actually have fairly wide (although not unlimited) power to seize goods. High Court enforcement officers are only dealing with writs issued by the Court; not with common personal or commercial debts. And you're right, fortunately the UK does not have America's insane gun culture. The UK has around 0.02 gun deaths per 100,000 population, while the US has around 12.2 gun deaths per 100,000. In fairness to the US, it's not the worst in the world - the rate of gun deaths is higher in Venezuela.
well if your talking about the ann situation it’s totally understandable why she didn’t want to pay cash, if someone called me over the phone asking for 3k in cash id be pretty wary too
@@brando12343 you mean when you family phones you because of a high court order and the high court baliff even reveal his identity, you'd still be wary? They literally named her stepson as well.
It's pretty shitty if you are scammed into beeing Guarantor for someone elses debt. I think you are allowed to be emotional about it ! Never ever become or aquire someone else to be a Guarantor! Or as we say in Germany "Den Bürgen sollst du würgen" = "You should chocke out the guarantor" There is no advantage for involving a guarantor when you get into debt, it just enxtends the bad luck to more people if the debter get's insolvent. Only the banks profit from guarantors. It's a big scam. And helps no one.
People have low points in life, and not everyone can be as pius as you . Its unreasonable to judge a persons character negatively, simply because he/she is out of work.
Stop fucking lying. Bailiffs are just an regular company acting on behalf of an court. They are basically no one, you can keep your doors locked and tell them to fuck off and come back again with an warrant, writ is not one.
Also, over here THEY have to prove that things are mine. As long as they are not under my name in some registry, they can fuck off and not touch a thing.
@mylife But these guys are not bailiffs. They are High Court Enforcement Agents and they have greater powers than bailiffs. In certain circumstances, and provided the correct legal procedures have been followed and the paperwork is in order, they CAN force entry into your property and seize goods.
In America they touched those bailiffs, they would be in cuffs and off to jail. Especially attacking him like that. Tasers, handcuffs, the whole 9 yards
It looks to me after watching so many of these that the bailiffs don't want to prosecute as long as there is no serious bodily injury (which hasn't happened). They just want their money, then they get paid. Bringing charges against a minor tussle where no one is hurt isn't worth their time to file charges and go to court.
Yes, and some retards even think that's so professional. Real low IQ short term thinking. The reality is that every time you let people get away with things like that, the law loses some of it's stature, and somewhere down the road it will have none. That's when the local pimp / pusher rules the street you live in, and just takes your kids 'out for the night'... and it's hell exactly for the manginas who think being so loose is so cool.
Who allows their parking tickets to become over 2,000 pounds? I honestly feel sorry for the wife. Her husband seriously needs to man up and be accountable.
@@southeirut4773 True, but for the last 10 years since the crash (give or take a year) there are 2 sides to the equation...borrowers and lenders. Some People took out massive loans for which they should not have done and the creditors should not have given the loans in the first place. Both sides took the risk and both messed up.Yes we know the argument...the banks should have been more responsible and the people too.
Michelle Hertzberg that’s like high bail to never sign bail and put something of value cause More times then not they end up going back to jail and losing bail
U got that right. I sign a paper for my brother as he couldn't stay in his apt as his wife left and his disability payment would pay the rent but his rental agreement said he had to have two times the rent it he would be kicked out. He couldn't stay with me as I live upstairs and he was in a wheelchair. Long story short his wife came to stay for a week after my poor brother died and agreed with the mgr to pay for the week she was there. Got $ from all his tools and two vehicles and skipped town after the funeral. They came after me as she told them she wasn't going to pay the week she was there. Ugh. I got collected and they came after me. Only thing that saved my butt is my bankruptcy so they apologized and backed off so I didn't have to pay $263.00. the sister in law got the nerve to ask to stay with me. I told her never call again and blocked her number. Disgusting ppl.
Speak for yourself. I got my mon to consign as a guarantor two times, when I was around 20. Both times I paid all the money eventhough that would mean I eat only bread and mayonaisse that month, if necessary. My mom helped me, that doesn't mean I'm gonna leave her with debt.
@@Epro95 Yeah, I was a bouncer for a while too and saw some dumb as fuck shit. (However, I was not a very good one, so I quit. The world doesn't need shitty bouncers.)
That father and son are just oversized toddlers. Most people learn that throwing a tantrum, being defiant, making threats and name calling doesn't fix anything. Do they really think the enforcement agents will say "you WERE going to have to pay off this debt but since you said no🖕 I'll just throw out the writ" 🤦
That poor mum that was the guarantor, she just did a favour for her son and he put her in such an unfair situation and caused so much unnecessary stress
He must be such a loser. His wife didn't even phone him, just told his mother to ring her husband's step grandmother. And she paid up. I doubt she will ever be repaid, Brendon wouldn't pay his bill, and he won't pay the stepgrandmother either.
@@fayezentner619 Yep, took the wind out of his sails too. Sonny boy thought he was a big tough guy, but he met more than his match that day. Gary showed Sonny he's not as tough as he thought he was. LOL
Most people hate the rip off artists, not the people trying to set things right. The wronged parties are thankful to the bailiffs, who do a service to them.
Stinky son and daughter in-law stuck mom with this. NEVEr sign anything for anyone cause if they need help and can't do it themselves guaranteed u r stuck with their debt😪
@@happycook6737sometimes kids just go off the rails. My parents raised all of us exactly the same. Three of us are adults with families & jobs & take care of our own responsibilities, while one is in constant debt & seems to be on the verge of losing his rental or his car at least once a year. Who knows why he’s like that when the rest of us are able to take care of our own shit.
I cannot believe these parents that allow their kids act like thugs, act badly themselves and don’t expect their kids to take any responsibility at all!! Shameful and disgusting!!!!!
The son should have been paying his car loan out monthly , It’s his responsibility . These enforcement agents should not have to chase these people for payments.If they. Can’t afford to pay for it, they. should. not buy it.
@@liztrainer895 I bought a new car once AFTER doing the math and realizing I could only get by doing $200-something a month but it would take about a year. I didn't tell the dealer I could pay in full, LOL. It sometimes helps to have access to a little extra cash and use your job paychecks to recover after the monthly payment. Not everyone can pay for a car outright but sometimes, the dealer really wants to make a deal (hey those cars aren't moving themselves and that's why they have "manufacturer-authorized discounts"!). That's why some people go with monthly payments. I made sure I could pay the car in full within six months if I really had to but I stuck with the monthly payments. That was the catch for getting massively discounted Lojack and a free spoiler with the car. But it was a nice looking car.
The first two father and son were just a lovely pair... Father comes to the door with an attitude... they're both told the son legally owes money... and the sons response is to just say "I'll just go bankrupt" as if that's an easy thing that just solves everything, and the fathers reaction is to.... laugh??? Rather than just pay the money you OWE to someone... they work together to find ways not to do that. Great example there dad 👌.
What I don't understand is how they were going to seize the Alfa and then another car and more property, the Alfa is worth more than 4000£ surely, wouldn't that cover the debt then
@James Price they say they only get like 20-30% of the estimated value at the auctions. (I really want to find these auctions. It seems like you can get really cheap stuff) so they make sure to take more than enough to cover the debt so they don't have to come back. 🤷♂️ I'm not sure about the US law on these things, so I can't speak to that, but... that doesn't make a lot of sense to me. The UK law makes perfect sense. If the law was the other way around, (meaning the agents had to prove who owns what) then debtors could just claim everything doesn't belong to them. "This car and that TV... and... that snowmobile, they all belong to my mom!" Of course, everyone would just claim they don't own anything to avoid paying. THEY put themselves in this situation so now the responsibility of proving who owns what falls on them. Thats their fault.
@@Qaor If you search Bristol Car Auctions, Police Auctions or East Anglia Car auctions you will find these cars turn up there. Not all the cars will be seized examples mind, obviously people also just decide to auction their cars sometimes, the way to tell is usually (if the auction doesn't state they are) that they will be missing basically all the information, not just the service history but also things like the V5c, which will be a bit of an admin pain and cost you about £50 more on top to get new docs from the DVLA. Can be a great bargain because sometimes you get a tasty low mileage motor which had FSH for less than 50% of the true value, but sometimes you buy something that's shagged and barely running, didn't have any work done on it ever etc. It's all about how confident you are in looking at a car, run the engine, and putting your money where your mouth is because at these auctions they don't let you take it for a test drive because there are usually about 5-10 people interested in each car and they've got 50-100 to sell per day.
@@Qaorfault of the debtor yes. Not the fault of the person who simply owns the property the debtor lives in. Fact of the matter is most people can’t prove what they own. Very few people keep receipts/records of what they own.
I feel so incredibly bad for the older lady at about 15:10 and onwards. Prime example of how kindness to the undeserving can screw even the nicest people over. I hope she learned to never ever take out a loan or sign anything as a guarantor again. So sad.
Reminds me of the story of Rumeal Robinson. He was adopted by a nice lady when his mother didn't want him. The poor lady ended up almost losing her house because of his debts.
I love how the actual debter had absolutely no part in the resolution, it went from mommy, to the wife and them to mom in law/grandmom not sure wich. They never even called or notified HIM that had taken the loan & was obligated to actually pay it..ofc no one questions that.. WTF
It just goes to show, you can live in a fancy house and own several cars and still swear , curse and use violence when you don't get your own way. It's all great on the outside but, when push comes to shove, both father and son are just bullies. I feel sorry for the wife/mother who has to live with them.
Keepin' up with the Joneses just goes to show you, THE JONESES ARE BROKE! 😂 - Dave Ramsey.... But to your point, that's sickening. I'd be ashamed to put my mother through anything close to that mess.
This is exactly why you don’t envy what people have. People put themselves in so much money trouble to “look” a certain way. Be content with what you have. 😌
Imagine someone coming to your house and telling you that someone you know is in debt and if YOU can't prove that things in YOUR house are yours with receipts, they will take it.
I'm guessing it's someone that lives in your home or if you signed as a guaranteed, I do know that in mexico if someone owes and somehow put that they live in your house even if it's not true they still want to collect even if you have no idea who that is. So retarted
@@PatrickFDolan What's primitive is scum who don't pay your debts. Us non primitive types, we invented receipts, so when you buy your telly at Currys it says who's card bought it, thus who bought the telly, that way you can prove it's your Mum's and then it won't get taken. In your system what would happen? "We'll seize this car" "not my car" "oh Ok then have a good day" yeah real fucking great system that....
Im a loan officer here in the us and anytime someone comes with a guarantor (cosigner), I always let them know not to sign unless they can manage the payments on their own if the primary defaults. That guy is a mad man putting his mom through that.
I find this totally fascinating we have a form of this in the United states but nothing like you do and the professionalism all these people that are collecting the debt is amazing hats off cheers.
@@lawsonj39 He could have fallen on hard times but A. He didn’t warn his mother how far the debt had progressed and B. When they called Gerda or whatever her name was the mum was saying ‘Please Gerda, I will pay you back’, but Brandon should be paying it.
Sadly in the UK they don’t care, here in the USA the worst would happen if Brandon didn’t pay and his mom had co-signed is they’d ding her credit and turn her in to collections, but they’d never show up at her house taking stuff. A secured loan where you put up select assets for collateral is another good option here where if payment defaults the item financed is repossessed and sold, nothing else. It hurts your credit rating BUT you’ll only lose what was put up for security, not a bunch of other things.
@@J.R.in_WV It is very sad and unfair as well. Especially to those who kept up with their payments. Thank you for taking the time to explain it to me. I really appreciate it. Stay safe now my friend.
@@ysesusurehwynotokaybrohtanks2 Not exactly true. Not sure if you're American but I am. We just get chased by debt collector telephone calls and letters. That's all I know.
Its something lizar a show like this ? With the woman with the big boobs, that one south park covered. Towing or something? Sorry im not native english speaker haha.
I dont know what is worse: the debts or the way debtors (and family/friends) behave towards these brave, professional, and well behaved men. The woman on the phone (second case) really pissed me off People spend their money on nice stuff but none have money to pay fines.
Wife: Don't you worry, he will make payment. Bailiff: Okay great we will take payment then. Wife: But he hasn't got any money at the moment. Bailiff: Well then he can't make payment then can he.
I don't know where you live, but here in Europe it's called a credit card because the card has *available* credit. If you hand over any form of card as payment, the cashier will put it on *debit* unless you explicitly say you want it on *credit.* So I see no evidence here that he used credit to pay just because he said credit card.
@@insertname8042 and I don't know why you're talking because in the UK, where this show is set, a credit card is used to purchase something using a line of credit the bank has authorized for you. It is a form of debt. So next time you want to get on your high horse in an attempt to 'one up' someone make sure it is a horse and not a donkey, you ass.
@@insertname8042 you.... are just dumb, credit is money from the bank saying "heres money you can use, pay us back once you use it by the end of the month" it is literally paying debt with debt
People are just so incredibly stupid - I love it when they think it´s a threat if they call the police. They are all arrogant and think they are so clever, that they alone can beat the law. I have so much respect for these guys who do their job calmly and politely
Just found these videos and I'm hooked. I use to be a county constable and lucky I had only one time where I had to go in and check for property. Same situation dude lived with parents and when I formed the parents they actually helped me. Told their son its their house and I was free to look for the property. I really admire these guys for what they do.
Pathetic when any of these “men” use intimidation, fear and/or bringing their gang family over for more intimidation- low life thug behaviour. It’s YOUR debt!! Grow up...
I like how his father said "he hasn't got any money, he has nothing" and the son was smiling the entire way through. Your dad just calls you a loser and your like....... "Yep!"
Mikey one day, if he hasn’t already, is gonna pull that on some one or ones that are not going to be as gentle as these guys and some street dentistry is going to be done with rusty pliers.
Watching many of these episodes, I fail to understand why in the UK there is never any accountability for the assaults. It doesn't teach them by not having a consequence for their actions.
@@blisterfingers8169 They don't have to sit around and wait for the police, the police should take them away to be charged. Half of the time, the police show up to mediate, so they're on the scene anyway.
Jeff. I guess they get pushed around so much. They'd keep the police busy all the time. There probably ust to the threats and pushing around. But i would throw them in jail.
Amazing how someone who says they have no money, no connection to the debtor, or no knowledge of the debt, miraculously pull their heads out of their asses and pay what they owe when standing face to face with someone that not falling for their bullshit.
It still perplexes me to see that people can borrow money and choose not to pay and then freak out when someone wants the money they borrowed back. Even if I owe someone 5 dollars I pay it back as fast as possible so that I dont worry about oweing someone anything
It's important to charge everyone who assaults court bailiffs and similar people just as policy to have a high level of respect when dealing with these people. If people know that shit gets real when they assault a bailiff (like with a police officer), they're more likely to think twice. It's a random Tuesday morning and this guy is getting assaulted with no recourse.
The Michael case highlights the glaring difference between the UK and the USA. A title of ownership proves who owns an auto in the US, it also shows a lien if there is one. A registration also shows registered owner. Insurance does nothing but cover people who "can" drive an auto. That doesn't even mean they "DO" drive said auto.
"we're taking the items inside the house" "he will make payment" "great, we'll take payment then" "we haven't got any money" "oh well he can't make payment then can he" I fucking love Matt
25:07 "But years of experience suggest this might not be the case." Surely an early contender for Understatement of the 21st Century Award. The previous winner for the Understatement of the 20th Century was Emperor Hirohito who announced Japan's surrender in 1945 following Hiroshima and Nagasaki observed that the war might have "not necessarily gone in Japan's favour."
Dad has hidden his assets in "his company". Although he didn't do it very well with still having son's name on vehicles. Also it was also too late for bankruptcy to clear it. You do that before your debt gets taken to court. Bankruptcy court can't over rule previous court money judgements.
worryingly, the kind that has a business and no doubt borrows from banks, warehouses, suppliers and god only knows what else. be interesting to know their company name and look on companies house.
A guarantor is required on all rental agreements. Did your parents or older siblings not agree to become guarantors the first time you moved out of the house? Or are you living in your parents' basement like a little bitch? You could be earning 100k an year, a guarantor is still required on all rental agreements. If no one becomes a guarantor for anyone, no one would be able to rent or take loans.
Not everyone is a pussy. The agent wasn't hurt and he realizes people get emotional and do dumb things so he cut the guy a break. I think that is perfectly ok.
@@allisonren3260 Difference here is that it has been filmed, both on the agents' body cams and the TV producers. Plenty of what is known as direct evidence.
@Mawmaw Sue they have repo men but usually with credit card bills, it's all lumped into one amount owed, so they don't say, oh, you're not making payments on this item or that item. It's kind of a shame cuz ppl can't afford to live on what they make and everything costs so damn much..
@@fearlessformidableferociou8623 I used to be a bill collector and I despised it. They told us to be harsh and threatening and even lie to ppl about what would happen if they didn’t pay. I quit on principle cuz I’m a compassionate person. Now I’m disabled and living on disability and I tell bill collectors that I lived the game and know the rules.
@@josinelafontaine4939if that’s your attitude, can you lend me some money? I won’t pay it back because I know you won’t bother taking me to court to get it back & I’m pretty sure I’m a harder man than you.
I notice that they very rarely actually take stuff away. The debtors cough it up most times. Good job, Bailiffs! Amazing how often people leave evidence against themselves just lying around.
What I don't understand as an American, with the first collection attempt, how they were going to take two cars and continue to seize property, surely one of the vehicles was worth more than the debt it was only 4000£
@@jamesprice3455 idk I've watch a few British car Chanel here on TH-cam and they keep talking about getting this and that car for 5-10x less then it would cost here in Norway. Yet what boggles my mind is it possible to not have a $2000-$4000 between grown adults? "best I could do is 600 and I can pay 50 a month"... How can you only be able to pay £25 per moth between two-tree grown ass adults?
@@svampebob007well in the first case on this show the household goods they wanted to seize didn’t even belong to the debtor - it belonged to the debtor’s parents.
@@jamesprice3455 I imagine that two vehicles would be seized in case one of them could not turn up the value required. Should they have enough, the second vehicle would be returned.
My brother got a huge loan to buy a 'sure-fire gold mine' business, which was prosperous. He tried to get the loan via our parents being guarantors - they said no. I told Mum do NOT put your house up for collateral cos if my bro's business fails, you are homeless. My bro (I think) took out a 2nd mortgage or something on his house, his business failed & he lost his house. He doesn't speak to or contact any of us to this day, even though we all offered him help when we could. Never put your house up as collateral!
It never ceases to amaze me how LONG it takes for the cops to show up in England. In Canada or America if you call with imminent threat to yourself you'll have 2-3 cars there with in 5 -10 mins TOPS and those cops will be looking for a fight at that too. So either England needs MORE cops or North America is a Police Continent.
In the USA we have called the cops 3 times, for things like strangers sitting on our porch, big firecrackers going off in April, and a woman falling off a bike onto her head. Oh, and called for medical assistance twice. They arrived within 90 seconds each time. Can't complain about that response time.
And never co-sign. If you are blessed and want to give them a gift, great. But, don’t expect to get it back, and it’s not worth the drama to fight over lending and co-signing with family.
@@mongolz1000 No, they are crazy, just the crazies don't have easy access to weaponry. Every place on this earth has crazy people, please don't just throw nationality into.
This is fascinating. The United States has nothing but to file for Bankruptcy when a person cannot pay their debts. The other punishment for not paying is poor credit (and I think without credit, its very difficult to get through in life). I wish we had your system of collection since its quite common that people win civil lawsuits against one another. The problem is, there's absolutely NO way for any Judge, or law enforcement agency to COLLECT those debts owed. Its refreshing to know that the U.K. no longer has" Debtors Prison." That institution was a bit harsh.
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The step grandmother wanting to properly verify before making a payment is actually the proper way to do it. She's fully aware of the crazy scams going on out there
absolutely...smart woman!
Until she called him stupid. That's not called for until you know the situation fully.
@@Lincolntowncoupe so many pathetic attitudes (not to say peoples) in this british show.
one of these 2 bailiffs __ Matthew Heighway, 40, a former bodyguard, was said to have used unlawful violence to force entry _ An officer was heard telling him: "You can't go in without a warrant" to which the bailiff replied "I beg to differ - I'm making entry." __ TV show "Can't Pay? We'll Take It Away!" was arrested after he was accused of acting "like a burglar" whilst collecting a £10,000 debt at a country manor house. ] what they do is basically door to door collection agents, they would get shot if it was in the u.s.
@@edgarfleming9308 These guys are High Court enforcement officers, that is, they are officers of the Court. Not sure what the equivalent term would be in the US, but they are very different to ordinary commercial collection agents. They are executing a writ of control (aka a writ of fieri facias) issued by the Court. They can force entry into commercial premises, and they can force entry to a residence if there are goods under control there. They actually have fairly wide (although not unlimited) power to seize goods. High Court enforcement officers are only dealing with writs issued by the Court; not with common personal or commercial debts. And you're right, fortunately the UK does not have America's insane gun culture. The UK has around 0.02 gun deaths per 100,000 population, while the US has around 12.2 gun deaths per 100,000. In fairness to the US, it's not the worst in the world - the rate of gun deaths is higher in Venezuela.
Take a drink every time someone says "I don't have any money"
Two when they say "I don't live here".
You would die of alcohol poisoning lol
Finish your drink if they call ten of their extended family to scare off the agents.
Patrick Flaherty then it’s paid in full after the police show up! Next bottle lol
Lol
Also when the say the baliff plays detective.
Good old fashioned choking headlock calmed little Mikey down real quick. You could tell by Mikey’s red face and dazed look.
That wasn’t a choking headlock
Lil Mikey piped down real quick after that huh!!😂😂
"This is my wife's house, and I just come and visit her sometimes" lmao
Hahaha
Wow!Can we really do that and just visit the wife every once in a while. Oh Oh! This is going to hurt if the wife sees this.😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂🖕🖕
Theater 1570 🤣😂
Zack Saber Jr bwahahahahaha
“How can I pay this debt?”
“What are you stupid or something!?”
well if your talking about the ann situation it’s totally understandable why she didn’t want to pay cash, if someone called me over the phone asking for 3k in cash id be pretty wary too
@@brando12343 Yeah but he asked for her to pay with her card first or a bank transfer first, but she also denied that
@@brando12343 nah in England that's the law they know it so she was being crazy
@@brando12343 you mean when you family phones you because of a high court order and the high court baliff even reveal his identity, you'd still be wary? They literally named her stepson as well.
It's pretty shitty if you are scammed into beeing Guarantor for someone elses debt. I think you are allowed to be emotional about it !
Never ever become or aquire someone else to be a Guarantor!
Or as we say in Germany "Den Bürgen sollst du würgen" = "You should chocke out the guarantor"
There is no advantage for involving a guarantor when you get into debt, it just enxtends the bad luck to more people if the debter get's insolvent. Only the banks profit from guarantors. It's a big scam. And helps no one.
Funny how the father claimed to be a broke pensioner, then suddenly its the company he owns that owns everything
Looks like Michael does not work; uses abusive language and expects things to go his way. His parents are to blame.
I don't always say parents are to blame but in this case you are RIGHT!!! Apple doesn't fall far!
Michael Sr and Jr need to brush up on their countries' laws and read letters that get delivered also.
Yup!
People have low points in life, and not everyone can be as pius as you . Its unreasonable to judge a persons character negatively, simply because he/she is out of work.
@@inabsentia439 Bit more to it than being out of work. He's a tosser and scrounger.
In Germany you would go to jail for attacking a Bailiff. And luckily the police needs 5-10min to arrive and not 20-40min.
ja ne is klar ja ne is klar
Stop fucking lying. Bailiffs are just an regular company acting on behalf of an court. They are basically no one, you can keep your doors locked and tell them to fuck off and come back again with an warrant, writ is not one.
Also, over here THEY have to prove that things are mine. As long as they are not under my name in some registry, they can fuck off and not touch a thing.
@mylife
But these guys are not bailiffs. They are High Court Enforcement Agents and they have greater powers than bailiffs.
In certain circumstances, and provided the correct legal procedures have been followed and the paperwork is in order, they CAN force entry into your property and seize goods.
ja ne is klar I'm curious- does Germany have any shows like this or similar?
I wish they make more of this shows/ videos. Love watching it. Seen 3 so far and I’m hook!!
I've been watching this show for four years on and off; I always go back to it.
In America they touched those bailiffs, they would be in cuffs and off to jail. Especially attacking him like that. Tasers, handcuffs, the whole 9 yards
Unless they were Muslim or flaming feminists, they may get away with it then.
in america those bailifs (private entity) on your property would be in body bags
It looks to me after watching so many of these that the bailiffs don't want to prosecute as long as there is no serious bodily injury (which hasn't happened). They just want their money, then they get paid. Bringing charges against a minor tussle where no one is hurt isn't worth their time to file charges and go to court.
@@abacab87 he gets it! they dont give a shit. if they get slapped and get their commission, they would gladly get slapped each call.
@@PelonMusk They can't eat as much in the UK to get fat because everyone has missing, nasty teeth!
Only in the UK can you attack bailifs, they shake your hand after and wish you a good day
Yes, and some retards even think that's so professional. Real low IQ short term thinking. The reality is that every time you let people get away with things like that, the law loses some of it's stature, and somewhere down the road it will have none. That's when the local pimp / pusher rules the street you live in, and just takes your kids 'out for the night'... and it's hell exactly for the manginas who think being so loose is so cool.
UK is fucked
unless your brown/black
@@jody4776 in the U.S. they aren't allowed to come into your house and take your stuff without notice. so nobody would be getting shot.
@@flipnap2112 U realize that the people in this program are noticed several times, and they ARE aware that they owe money.
Who allows their parking tickets to become over 2,000 pounds? I honestly feel sorry for the wife. Her husband seriously needs to man up and be accountable.
He should have his car confiscated so he can't run up any more debt in parking tickets.
By the time the bailiffs come, there are a bunch of fees added on for court proceedings, including bailiff fees.
I don't understand how people get angry when they have to pay back a debt.........when you ask for money you have to pay it back, it's that simple.
We are living in an age of ' it's always the fault of someone else, never me '.
@@arshenio45..lol he said "Living in an age" Referencing a time period you idiot.
If only it were that simple......
@@southeirut4773 True, but for the last 10 years since the crash (give or take a year) there are 2 sides to the equation...borrowers and lenders. Some People took out massive loans for which they should not have done and the creditors should not have given the loans in the first place. Both sides took the risk and both messed up.Yes we know the argument...the banks should have been more responsible and the people too.
Sometimes it’s an unearned sense of entitlement 🤷🏽♀️
"Your bills are here, your wife is here, and also you're here, sir?"
That got a good laugh out of me.
😂😂😂
Well yeah but I don't live here! 🤣
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Hahahahhas lol
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Those high court officers are pretty gangsta with the shakedown. Love it. Its like tony soprano collecting debt minus the baseball bat to the head
NEVER COSIGN as a guarantor for ANYBODY; not even family.
Michelle Hertzberg that’s like high bail to never sign bail and put something of value cause
More times then not they end up going back to jail and losing bail
You sound like my economics teachers.
@showlegacy619
They also taught consumer and employment law, because a long time ago High School was supposed to help you get ready for adulthood.
U got that right. I sign a paper for my brother as he couldn't stay in his apt as his wife left and his disability payment would pay the rent but his rental agreement said he had to have two times the rent it he would be kicked out. He couldn't stay with me as I live upstairs and he was in a wheelchair. Long story short his wife came to stay for a week after my poor brother died and agreed with the mgr to pay for the week she was there. Got $ from all his tools and two vehicles and skipped town after the funeral. They came after me as she told them she wasn't going to pay the week she was there. Ugh. I got collected and they came after me. Only thing that saved my butt is my bankruptcy so they apologized and backed off so I didn't have to pay $263.00. the sister in law got the nerve to ask to stay with me. I told her never call again and blocked her number. Disgusting ppl.
Speak for yourself. I got my mon to consign as a guarantor two times, when I was around 20. Both times I paid all the money eventhough that would mean I eat only bread and mayonaisse that month, if necessary. My mom helped me, that doesn't mean I'm gonna leave her with debt.
Iv been binge watching this show for a week now !! Am hooked.
I've been two week.. Only slept 2 hours last night.. 😂😂 Good to know I wasn't the only one addicted to this
I put this on and fall asleep listening to it. I don’t even watch..just listen and snooze.
Same here. Lol
Same!!!
You need to seek psychological advice!
I love the officer paying ball with the dog made me smile. Though I do feel sorry for Anne
20:58 yeah lol, this playing with the narration behind
Micheal got his ass handed to him lmao! His face was blue when the guy put him in a headlock, took a bit for his color to come back
Why one would attack a man whos literal title is "enFORCEment agent" is beyond me. But he was probably panicking and stressed out of his mind.
@@HrHaakon You'd be surprised. I was a bouncer years ago, was always blown away to see a 5'4 135 lb dude try to attack one of the bigger bouncers.
@@Epro95
Yeah, I was a bouncer for a while too and saw some dumb as fuck shit.
(However, I was not a very good one, so I quit. The world doesn't need shitty bouncers.)
@@HrHaakon me too! I lost my temper way too often.
Michael is a punk bitch
That father and son are just oversized toddlers. Most people learn that throwing a tantrum, being defiant, making threats and name calling doesn't fix anything. Do they really think the enforcement agents will say "you WERE going to have to pay off this debt but since you said no🖕 I'll just throw out the writ" 🤦
Welcome to patriarchy ...
@@alexanderplatzberlin3940
Where shit like that is not tolerated.
Great moral values in the Cox family. Always run away from your debts son.
That poor mum that was the guarantor, she just did a favour for her son and he put her in such an unfair situation and caused so much unnecessary stress
He must be such a loser. His wife didn't even phone him, just told his mother to ring her husband's step grandmother. And she paid up. I doubt she will ever be repaid, Brendon wouldn't pay his bill, and he won't pay the stepgrandmother either.
That's why u never do that not even for ur kids
The parents must be so proud of the kid who attacked the bailiff, cowardly waiting till he was alone.
That's right Gary put his dumbass in a headlock
Yeah well I see where sonny boy got his attitude from...Dear ole Dad. The only one in the family with a level head was Mum.
@@fayezentner619 Yep, took the wind out of his sails too. Sonny boy thought he was a big tough guy, but he met more than his match that day. Gary showed Sonny he's not as tough as he thought he was. LOL
@@fayezentner619 definitely !! and i deeply respect him for rhat because people are always so quick to mistake him for being weak !!!!
I think Gary is ex military so that windbag was no match for him.
Hats off to these guys. Not always easy to keep your cool, and these gents are absolute professionals, especially considering everyone hates them lol
Most people hate the rip off artists, not the people trying to set things right. The wronged parties are thankful to the bailiffs, who do a service to them.
What a lousy son and daughter-in-law, putting their mum in that position.
Exactly. What sort of man leaves his Mum to pay his debt?
Poor Mum. I was so scared she might have a heart attack. Bless her. 😢
Stinky son and daughter in-law stuck mom with this. NEVEr sign anything for anyone cause if they need help and can't do it themselves guaranteed u r stuck with their debt😪
What’s a mum?
@@filmart430 a mom😊
Oh man I feel so sorry for the mom 😢 her kid should be ashamed of himself for putting her through this nightmare! Unfortunately I love this show ✌️
Mum should have done a better job of raising the son with good values.
@@happycook6737sometimes kids just go off the rails. My parents raised all of us exactly the same. Three of us are adults with families & jobs & take care of our own responsibilities, while one is in constant debt & seems to be on the verge of losing his rental or his car at least once a year. Who knows why he’s like that when the rest of us are able to take care of our own shit.
I cannot believe these parents that allow their kids act like thugs, act badly themselves and don’t expect their kids to take any responsibility at all!! Shameful and disgusting!!!!!
You're a product of your underachieving employee parents environment
If I ever brought the baliiffs to my dad's house, he would just END me. no question
Father covering for his dead beat son, shows where the son got the bad Decisions and behavior
U player hater
@Sincere Adriel scammer
The son should have been paying his car loan out monthly , It’s his responsibility . These enforcement agents should not have to chase these people for payments.If they. Can’t afford to pay for it, they. should. not buy it.
They have a saying where I'm from: "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree"! These two are a great example of that...
@@liztrainer895 I bought a new car once AFTER doing the math and realizing I could only get by doing $200-something a month but it would take about a year. I didn't tell the dealer I could pay in full, LOL. It sometimes helps to have access to a little extra cash and use your job paychecks to recover after the monthly payment. Not everyone can pay for a car outright but sometimes, the dealer really wants to make a deal (hey those cars aren't moving themselves and that's why they have "manufacturer-authorized discounts"!). That's why some people go with monthly payments. I made sure I could pay the car in full within six months if I really had to but I stuck with the monthly payments. That was the catch for getting massively discounted Lojack and a free spoiler with the car. But it was a nice looking car.
The first two father and son were just a lovely pair...
Father comes to the door with an attitude... they're both told the son legally owes money... and the sons response is to just say "I'll just go bankrupt" as if that's an easy thing that just solves everything, and the fathers reaction is to.... laugh???
Rather than just pay the money you OWE to someone... they work together to find ways not to do that. Great example there dad 👌.
What I don't understand is how they were going to seize the Alfa and then another car and more property, the Alfa is worth more than 4000£ surely, wouldn't that cover the debt then
Also with English law you have to prove ownership? In the states it's the other way around.
@James Price they say they only get like 20-30% of the estimated value at the auctions. (I really want to find these auctions. It seems like you can get really cheap stuff) so they make sure to take more than enough to cover the debt so they don't have to come back. 🤷♂️
I'm not sure about the US law on these things, so I can't speak to that, but... that doesn't make a lot of sense to me.
The UK law makes perfect sense. If the law was the other way around, (meaning the agents had to prove who owns what) then debtors could just claim everything doesn't belong to them. "This car and that TV... and... that snowmobile, they all belong to my mom!" Of course, everyone would just claim they don't own anything to avoid paying. THEY put themselves in this situation so now the responsibility of proving who owns what falls on them. Thats their fault.
@@Qaor If you search Bristol Car Auctions, Police Auctions or East Anglia Car auctions you will find these cars turn up there.
Not all the cars will be seized examples mind, obviously people also just decide to auction their cars sometimes, the way to tell is usually (if the auction doesn't state they are) that they will be missing basically all the information, not just the service history but also things like the V5c, which will be a bit of an admin pain and cost you about £50 more on top to get new docs from the DVLA.
Can be a great bargain because sometimes you get a tasty low mileage motor which had FSH for less than 50% of the true value, but sometimes you buy something that's shagged and barely running, didn't have any work done on it ever etc. It's all about how confident you are in looking at a car, run the engine, and putting your money where your mouth is because at these auctions they don't let you take it for a test drive because there are usually about 5-10 people interested in each car and they've got 50-100 to sell per day.
@@Qaorfault of the debtor yes. Not the fault of the person who simply owns the property the debtor lives in.
Fact of the matter is most people can’t prove what they own. Very few people keep receipts/records of what they own.
I feel so incredibly bad for the older lady at about 15:10 and onwards. Prime example of how kindness to the undeserving can screw even the nicest people over. I hope she learned to never ever take out a loan or sign anything as a guarantor again. So sad.
IKR..Then tell her to "call Gerde"..... bitch YOU call Gerde!
Yes.. it's sad that family can do that to each other...
Reminds me of the story of Rumeal Robinson. He was adopted by a nice lady when his mother didn't want him. The poor lady ended up almost losing her house because of his debts.
mannybianco your an old lady
I love how the actual debter had absolutely no part in the resolution, it went from mommy, to the wife and them to mom in law/grandmom not sure wich. They never even called or notified HIM that had taken the loan & was obligated to actually pay it..ofc no one questions that.. WTF
It just goes to show, you can live in a fancy house and own several cars and still swear , curse and use violence when you don't get your own way. It's all great on the outside but, when push comes to shove, both father and son are just bullies. I feel sorry for the wife/mother who has to live with them.
Keepin' up with the Joneses just goes to show you, THE JONESES ARE BROKE! 😂 - Dave Ramsey.... But to your point, that's sickening. I'd be ashamed to put my mother through anything close to that mess.
This is exactly why you don’t envy what people have. People put themselves in so much money trouble to “look” a certain way. Be content with what you have. 😌
@@sg5720 yup!
Imagine someone coming to your house and telling you that someone you know is in debt and if YOU can't prove that things in YOUR house are yours with receipts, they will take it.
lol britain ✨
Yeah thats why you shouldnt back up friends busnes or friends because if they stop paying, you lose your stuff
It's shockingly primitive.
I'm guessing it's someone that lives in your home or if you signed as a guaranteed, I do know that in mexico if someone owes and somehow put that they live in your house even if it's not true they still want to collect even if you have no idea who that is. So retarted
@@PatrickFDolan What's primitive is scum who don't pay your debts.
Us non primitive types, we invented receipts, so when you buy your telly at Currys it says who's card bought it, thus who bought the telly, that way you can prove it's your Mum's and then it won't get taken.
In your system what would happen? "We'll seize this car" "not my car" "oh Ok then have a good day" yeah real fucking great system that....
Im a loan officer here in the us and anytime someone comes with a guarantor (cosigner), I always let them know not to sign unless they can manage the payments on their own if the primary defaults. That guy is a mad man putting his mom through that.
I've seen a bunch of these episodes and it always strikes me how polite British people are to each other.
Even when they're fighting they still do it civilly, most of the time anyway lol
And they use the F word very politely : )
@Zeljko Trifunovic Relax. Seriously. I didn't mean LITERALLY all of them. Take a nap. Put your feet up. Drink some tea. Jeez.
It's not politeness it's business
Just saying, if there was an American version it would involve kicking in doors and alligators.
I find this totally fascinating we have a form of this in the United states but nothing like you do and the professionalism all these people that are collecting the debt is amazing hats off cheers.
We don't have a form in the U.S. if you owe for tickets and can't pay they can seize your property. They just pull your license till you pay it.
Why isn't anyone calling Brandon?!🤬 HE needed the money for HIS car repairs! Karma will get the bastard for putting his mother through this!😡
Sometimes fate takes an unfortunate turn; it's not always black and white.
@@lawsonj39 He could have fallen on hard times but A. He didn’t warn his mother how far the debt had progressed and B. When they called Gerda or whatever her name was the mum was saying ‘Please Gerda, I will pay you back’, but Brandon should be paying it.
Sadly in the UK they don’t care, here in the USA the worst would happen if Brandon didn’t pay and his mom had co-signed is they’d ding her credit and turn her in to collections, but they’d never show up at her house taking stuff. A secured loan where you put up select assets for collateral is another good option here where if payment defaults the item financed is repossessed and sold, nothing else. It hurts your credit rating BUT you’ll only lose what was put up for security, not a bunch of other things.
@@J.R.in_WV It is very sad and unfair as well. Especially to those who kept up with their payments. Thank you for taking the time to explain it to me. I really appreciate it. Stay safe now my friend.
True sign of class from that bailiff, helping Michaels father up even after his son has just attacked his colleague.
That little swot needs a half hour back alley “life readjustment” session with a couple of stout lads.
What class? His job is collecting on the debt, if a little sucking upto does the job then he might as well do that.
@@reez1728 bigger man
@@jameretief8327 So you're not going to volunteer, half pint?
The Cox father and son are both contemptible people. The father has no moral compass and has failed to bring his son up to be a decent person.
I need more of this show! America has nothing like this.
yes because in america these agents would be shot.
@@ysesusurehwynotokaybrohtanks2 Not exactly true. Not sure if you're American but I am. We just get chased by debt collector telephone calls and letters. That's all I know.
@@ysesusurehwynotokaybrohtanks2 Yep love love love your comment
Its something lizar a show like this ? With the woman with the big boobs, that one south park covered. Towing or something? Sorry im not native english speaker haha.
@@multifariousgemini you truly aint American are ya bud??? Smh mane 🤦♂️
Only in England would someone offer the person who is going to take their property a cup of tea.
Here in Canada we would be saying sorry to have inconvenienced you today to the enforcement officers.
@@moewilson4605 Right?? Love it.
I dont know what is worse: the debts or the way debtors (and family/friends) behave towards these brave, professional, and well behaved men.
The woman on the phone (second case) really pissed me off
People spend their money on nice stuff but none have money to pay fines.
These are the most 'polite' repo episodes 😁
"costs are having a negative impact on their cash flow" yeah, that tends to be what costs do lmao
Giggle....😅
Well done
Hahahahahahahaha
Wife: Don't you worry, he will make payment.
Bailiff: Okay great we will take payment then.
Wife: But he hasn't got any money at the moment.
Bailiff: Well then he can't make payment then can he.
Atleast Ms Kamal kept the wonderful tradition of Bangladeshs by offering Tea to the agents
"Grab the credit card" Paying debt with more debt.
I don't know where you live, but here in Europe it's called a credit card because the card has *available* credit. If you hand over any form of card as payment, the cashier will put it on *debit* unless you explicitly say you want it on *credit.* So I see no evidence here that he used credit to pay just because he said credit card.
@@insertname8042 and I don't know why you're talking because in the UK, where this show is set, a credit card is used to purchase something using a line of credit the bank has authorized for you. It is a form of debt. So next time you want to get on your high horse in an attempt to 'one up' someone make sure it is a horse and not a donkey, you ass.
@@insertname8042 "get the credit card" "No idea why you'd think he paid with credit just because he said credit"
@@insertname8042 ah, in canada and america, debit card is for checking account, credit card is borrowed money from providers like Visa or master card
@@insertname8042 you.... are just dumb, credit is money from the bank saying "heres money you can use, pay us back once you use it by the end of the month" it is literally paying debt with debt
People are just so incredibly stupid - I love it when they think it´s a threat if they call the police. They are all arrogant and think they are so clever, that they alone can beat the law. I have so much respect for these guys who do their job calmly and politely
The dog playing with the bailiff was cute
Poor old Mrs. Kamal...her husband has an X-Box....probably plays with it while she is AT WORK!
Oh my that was the good days too bad everything ends
Just found these videos and I'm hooked. I use to be a county constable and lucky I had only one time where I had to go in and check for property. Same situation dude lived with parents and when I formed the parents they actually helped me. Told their son its their house and I was free to look for the property. I really admire these guys for what they do.
You're a cop? You are a bastard
@@princesssprinklesthecat4192 he literally says “I used to be a county constable” in the comment, he may be a “bastard” but you’re a dimwit
@@princesssprinklesthecat4192
How do you know he doesn't have a father?
@@JB-yb4wn his name I jon snow thats how
@@princesssprinklesthecat4192
Right, next time ask your psychiatric nurse to reply, you obviously just had your meds.
Love this tv show 👍👍👍
Looks like Michael inherited more than his father's name. He got his crap attitude as well.
Michael (is) A. Cock.
Pathetic when any of these “men” use intimidation, fear and/or bringing their gang family over for more intimidation- low life thug behaviour. It’s YOUR debt!! Grow up...
I like how his father said "he hasn't got any money, he has nothing" and the son was smiling the entire way through. Your dad just calls you a loser and your like....... "Yep!"
I’ll bet that payment plan wasn’t followed.
Mikey one day, if he hasn’t already, is gonna pull that on some one or ones that are not going to be as gentle as these guys and some street dentistry is going to be done with rusty pliers.
I think michael forgot that these guys are well trained 😂
Never co-sign for anyone. I Lived and learned that along time ago.
Watching many of these episodes, I fail to understand why in the UK there is never any accountability for the assaults. It doesn't teach them by not having a consequence for their actions.
They only get paid if the job gets done. They don't want to sit about waiting for the police to sort it out. They want to get to the next job.
@@blisterfingers8169 They don't have to sit around and wait for the police, the police should take them away to be charged. Half of the time, the police show up to mediate, so they're on the scene anyway.
Jeff. I guess they get pushed around so much. They'd keep the police busy all the time. There probably ust to the threats and pushing around. But i would throw them in jail.
Blister Fingers - In Series 1, Paul says they get paid on commission. In a later Series he mentioned they were salaried.
@@EM-vd1xi
It's probably both. Commission is likely based on how much of the debts they're assigned are collected.
Michael acted like he was a tough boy as soon as the sheriffs came on the property and the sheriffs just took him down like The little boy he is
Watching this overnight was not bad. Very informative and educative.
It's not my house, it's my wife's house, I don't live here I'm just visiting.
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Don’t you mean “ex-wife’s”. Gotta make it sound believable mhm
They could have been separated or living apart. He was lying, yeah, but it does happen, it's nothing shocking.
@Gossip Heart No hon, separated doesn't mean divorced
Why? A lot of sucessful marriages work that way😂 (Though I suggest divorcing that scrub.)
Amazing how someone who says they have no money, no connection to the debtor, or no knowledge of the debt, miraculously pull their heads out of their asses and pay what they owe when standing face to face with someone that not falling for their bullshit.
Denial is always the first line of defense.
It still perplexes me to see that people can borrow money and choose not to pay and then freak out when someone wants the money they borrowed back. Even if I owe someone 5 dollars I pay it back as fast as possible so that I dont worry about oweing someone anything
My absolute favorite moment “your bills are here, your wife’s here, and also......YOU’RE here sir?! “ 😆😆😆 they way he says it
It's important to charge everyone who assaults court bailiffs and similar people just as policy to have a high level of respect when dealing with these people. If people know that shit gets real when they assault a bailiff (like with a police officer), they're more likely to think twice. It's a random Tuesday morning and this guy is getting assaulted with no recourse.
Its also important to show these highway robbers what happens when you force your way into private property like a thug.
Don’t let them in your house in the damn first place
The Michael case highlights the glaring difference between the UK and the USA. A title of ownership proves who owns an auto in the US, it also shows a lien if there is one. A registration also shows registered owner. Insurance does nothing but cover people who "can" drive an auto. That doesn't even mean they "DO" drive said auto.
and the 1st, 2nd and 4th amendment to name a few things
Michael seems like a real winner..😂
You wouldn’t want to swipe right, that’s for sure. ;)
"we're taking the items inside the house"
"he will make payment"
"great, we'll take payment then"
"we haven't got any money"
"oh well he can't make payment then can he"
I fucking love Matt
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Until he shows up at YOUR door.
25:07 "But years of experience suggest this might not be the case."
Surely an early contender for Understatement of the 21st Century Award. The previous winner for the Understatement of the 20th Century was Emperor Hirohito who announced Japan's surrender in 1945 following Hiroshima and Nagasaki observed that the war might have "not necessarily gone in Japan's favour."
"I'll just make myself bankrupt." Dad is there smiling and laughing. What kind of family is that?
The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
Dad has hidden his assets in "his company". Although he didn't do it very well with still having son's name on vehicles. Also it was also too late for bankruptcy to clear it. You do that before your debt gets taken to court. Bankruptcy court can't over rule previous court money judgements.
@@joelwillems4081 I.....DECLARE.....BANKRUPTCYYYYYYY
@@nicolaszobnin1604 nice
worryingly, the kind that has a business and no doubt borrows from banks, warehouses, suppliers and god only knows what else. be interesting to know their company name and look on companies house.
I’m not giving you a transfer, I’m not giving you my debit. Whoever was on the phone around 20:00 has definitely been scammed before.
I'm in the USA. They always act surprised that you are there to collect.
Great parenting Michaels fam, 10/10
Never garanter anything for anyone.
Unless you are ready to pay with cash in your safe.
Er du norsk?
Capital Never
A guarantor is required on all rental agreements. Did your parents or older siblings not agree to become guarantors the first time you moved out of the house? Or are you living in your parents' basement like a little bitch? You could be earning 100k an year, a guarantor is still required on all rental agreements. If no one becomes a guarantor for anyone, no one would be able to rent or take loans.
Never ever
This speaks volumes about a highly civilized society. I'm impressed.
When Gerda said : Are you stupid or something? I started laughing so hard that I almost peed in my pants 🤣
She has a point actually. They call like many of those phone call scams.
It’s an assault,Michael needed arrested.
Im pretty sure he'd have to press charges
Not everyone is a pussy. The agent wasn't hurt and he realizes people get emotional and do dumb things so he cut the guy a break. I think that is perfectly ok.
I’ve never seen anyone get arrested, I don’t get it!
I blame the father.
@@allisonren3260 Difference here is that it has been filmed, both on the agents' body cams and the TV producers. Plenty of what is known as direct evidence.
These people act as if they own the property. No, you borrowed and agreed to pay back the money. If you owe, it’s not your property.
Woman calls wiggling dog a 'cowbag'. I think the bailiff turning up gave her something to do with her day. Now becomes TH-cam legend. 'cowbag'.
Love that you guys give us follow up on these cases.... Thank you!
I've noticed that all of these ethnic business owners are always "out of the country". And then they magically appear when forced.
HELLO! You can not expect to live for free! Pay your bills period and stop making excuses! !
I don't see why these people have to lie. It just amaze me but i guess me and you live in a different world of being honest and pay. Cheers. Take care
Sometimes circumstances make it so that isn't possible, even if you have good intentions.
@Mawmaw Sue they have repo men but usually with credit card bills, it's all lumped into one amount owed, so they don't say, oh, you're not making payments on this item or that item. It's kind of a shame cuz ppl can't afford to live on what they make and everything costs so damn much..
@@Stardust_7273 understandable...but let's put ourselves in creditor's shoes
@@fearlessformidableferociou8623 I used to be a bill collector and I despised it. They told us to be harsh and threatening and even lie to ppl about what would happen if they didn’t pay. I quit on principle cuz I’m a compassionate person. Now I’m disabled and living on disability and I tell bill collectors that I lived the game and know the rules.
I recieved a parking ticket and was so upset l drove to the postoffice and mailed it off within 10 min. And put it behind me
You're lucky you're financially able to do that. Not everyone is.
@@Stardust_7273 right
Lucky or organized??
Lucky
@@kellyfisher3499 organized. there is still some of us organized people out their!!
The way they do this is literally provoking violence. Crazy tactic.
Nice to see the boys finally use some force
People who don’t pay back money lent to them in good faith by family or friends are truly scummy.
My brother maxed out my credit card and 4 years later, I'm still having to pay it off myself.
But why does the government have to get involved?
These comments are full of bootlickers
I’ve known a few. Complete losers living off mommy and daddy.
@@tutttutt9558 hard times make hard men, hard men make easy times, easy times make soft men, soft men make hard times.
@@josinelafontaine4939if that’s your attitude, can you lend me some money? I won’t pay it back because I know you won’t bother taking me to court to get it back & I’m pretty sure I’m a harder man than you.
I notice that they very rarely actually take stuff away. The debtors cough it up most times. Good job, Bailiffs! Amazing how often people leave evidence against themselves just lying around.
What I don't understand as an American, with the first collection attempt, how they were going to take two cars and continue to seize property, surely one of the vehicles was worth more than the debt it was only 4000£
@@jamesprice3455 I'm sure the bailifs know how to do their jobs, the cars mustn't have been worth that much if they required further assets.
@@jamesprice3455 idk I've watch a few British car Chanel here on TH-cam and they keep talking about getting this and that car for 5-10x less then it would cost here in Norway.
Yet what boggles my mind is it possible to not have a $2000-$4000 between grown adults? "best I could do is 600 and I can pay 50 a month"...
How can you only be able to pay £25 per moth between two-tree grown ass adults?
@@svampebob007well in the first case on this show the household goods they wanted to seize didn’t even belong to the debtor - it belonged to the debtor’s parents.
@@jamesprice3455 I imagine that two vehicles would be seized in case one of them could not turn up the value required. Should they have enough, the second vehicle would be returned.
love that despite how a tough guy person Mat is, he still has a sense of humor.
Yes he soo tough with his 0 self control.. just like a 2y old.. and wouldn't you guess! he calmed down quickly when the "grownups" showed up..
Amazing how quickly payments are made under pressure ,humans are motivations specimens 😉
My brother got a huge loan to buy a 'sure-fire gold mine' business, which was prosperous. He tried to get the loan via our parents being guarantors - they said no. I told Mum do NOT put your house up for collateral cos if my bro's business fails, you are homeless. My bro (I think) took out a 2nd mortgage or something on his house, his business failed & he lost his house. He doesn't speak to or contact any of us to this day, even though we all offered him help when we could. Never put your house up as collateral!
9:27 I feel for the elderly mother💔 The amount of shit we put parents through sometimes😓🤦🏾♂️ You can see the love they have for thier son💔
As usual, crummy house, expensive cars. Nice to see these bums have their priorities straight.
Mr Kamahl acts like the teenage son rather than the husband
It never ceases to amaze me how LONG it takes for the cops to show up in England.
In Canada or America if you call with imminent threat to yourself you'll have 2-3 cars there with in 5 -10 mins TOPS and those cops will be looking for a fight at that too.
So either England needs MORE cops or North America is a Police Continent.
Realistically it depends on your location in my area police would come in an hour or so
Lol. In my area an hour is good. They tell you to protect yourself. I have called and 4 hours later one policeman showed up.
Yeah, the us is a police state. And even then its not as reliable everywhere.
In the USA we have called the cops 3 times, for things like strangers sitting on our porch, big firecrackers going off in April, and a woman falling off a bike onto her head. Oh, and called for medical assistance twice. They arrived within 90 seconds each time. Can't complain about that response time.
The wife's at work, and he is swanning at home. It's all his wife's fault. What a nice husband. 🤴
"your bills here, your wifes here, and.. youre here sir.." hahahaha
I have been binge-watching.
Interesting show.
🗣PAY YOUR BILLS!
Pfft next you'll expect me to raise my kids 🙄😂
defendant: ~i'll pay the debt with my credit card~
**debts intensity**
Never, ever lend money to family....
Best way to avoid major problems
So true
And never co-sign. If you are blessed and want to give them a gift, great. But, don’t expect to get it back, and it’s not worth the drama to fight over lending and co-signing with family.
This show is crazy to me. The enforcement agents constantly leave each other alone, turn their backs to the debtor and are constantly unsafe.
I was thinking the same thing. I laughed when he said his first job was to make sure his colleague was safe.
in Europe people are not that crazy like in the US...
@@mongolz1000 No, they are crazy, just the crazies don't have easy access to weaponry. Every place on this earth has crazy people, please don't just throw nationality into.
@, actually Mexico, Brazil, Venezuela, and El Salvador are the highest. Followed by South Africa. But by all means, say that it is America.
It’s because no guns in the UK. It would be a way different job if the worst you might get was a punch in the head.
This is fascinating. The United States has nothing but to file for Bankruptcy when a person cannot pay their debts. The other punishment for not paying is poor credit (and I think without credit, its very difficult to get through in life). I wish we had your system of collection since its quite common that people win civil lawsuits against one another. The problem is, there's absolutely NO way for any Judge, or law enforcement agency to COLLECT those debts owed. Its refreshing to know that the U.K. no longer has" Debtors Prison." That institution was a bit harsh.
“Who owns this? Who runs this?” She then sternly declares, “ME”. Who pays the bills? [crickets]