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Because only the ones that allow the filming can be shown (obviously)
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Because only the ones that allow the filming can be shown (obviously)
It may be they are offered money afterwards as well, wouldn't rule that out. The thing that gets me is no-one ever asks for the cameras to be turned off, surely you'd expect a lot of them to keep going on about that. Perhaps it's cut out, but I find it strange. |
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I wouldn't say it was obvious at all. The law is complex and as they are court appointed bailiffs they may be able to get round it.
It may be they are offered money afterwards as well, wouldn't rule that out. The thing that gets me is no-one ever asks for the cameras to be turned off, surely you'd expect a lot of them to keep going on about that. Perhaps it's cut out, but I find it strange.
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What I've never understood is why they allow themselves to be filmed? Okay so the bailiffs may have a right to enter their home once they gain access but why do they allow the cameramen/women to stay there? Surely that is trespassing? Has this ever been explained?
But one thing that is questionable is the use of the body cameras by the bailiffs in the homes. Most people probably wouldn't take them into consideration, but I'm not sure if the bailiffs have a right to film you in your own home without your permission. Obviously they can do it in public. |
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I have little sympathy for scrotes wilfully not paying rent for 6 months then expressing utter bewilderment and anger at the landlord actually doing something about it.
in their dreamlike reality did they really think the day of reckoning would never come ? yes, people in debt IS entertainment, all reality shows are entertainment |
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Del and Dael are like Jekyll and Hyde they were absolute scumbags to the couple and Del looked like he had his foot in the door too.
Yet the janet case i thought Dael was great he took a chance on janets husband by letting him use the 4x4 to get some money and it paid off. |
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Sometimes people do say put the camera away , or words of that effect
![]() The guy last night was going mental about their van being on his drive but didn't seem to care about the filming. |
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The bunch of people who suddenly appeared were ridiculous .They looked stupid brandishing their mobiles - like so who cares if you take pix ? They were doing their jobs and didn't need this shower spouting a load of rubbish about what they think the bailiffs were doing wrong.Then saying they'd show up , wherever the bailiffs went .Pathetic .
And they were incredibly aggressive, almost baiting the bailiff into saying the wrong thing, standing right up in their face ready to report any physical contact as an assault. I wonder if they will change their tune of anyone ever owes them any money, can't see that shouty fat woman saying "it's okay, forget about that six grand, it would be against your human rights and a pressure bully tactic for me to ask for it back" |
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They are absolutely ridiculous. Yes, bailiffs are not nice people but they are a necessary evil and a darn sight more respectable than the sort of scum who thinks it should be fine not to pay a bill or your rent and you should be able to just get away with that without anyone coming and asking you to pay it.
And they were incredibly aggressive, almost baiting the bailiff into saying the wrong thing, standing right up in their face ready to report any physical contact as an assault. I wonder if they will change their tune of anyone ever owes them any money, can't see that shouty fat woman saying "it's okay, forget about that six grand, it would be against your human rights and a pressure bully tactic for me to ask for it back" |
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Can't believe those idiots with the phones all calling the agents bullies etc. What a bunch of idiots!
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They are absolutely ridiculous. Yes, bailiffs are not nice people but they are a necessary evil and a darn sight more respectable than the sort of scum who thinks it should be fine not to pay a bill or your rent and you should be able to just get away with that without anyone coming and asking you to pay it.
And they were incredibly aggressive, almost baiting the bailiff into saying the wrong thing, standing right up in their face ready to report any physical contact as an assault. I wonder if they will change their tune of anyone ever owes them any money, can't see that shouty fat woman saying "it's okay, forget about that six grand, it would be against your human rights and a pressure bully tactic for me to ask for it back" Full kudos to Stewart and Elmore for giving the guy a break after his and those stupid idiot protestors behaviour. |
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Lucky if it gets 2 million.
12 million ... lol ![]() The actual figure is about two million It is still one of the most popular shows on tv It has opened our eyes to a previously little publicised area of debt, deceit, despair and its consequences I marvel at how the officers keep their cool in the most trying of circumstances, carry out their tasks with efficiency and humanity and do their best to help those vulnerable people who, through no fault of their own end up in a terrible place Wish the OP had got the title of the thread right- annoying! |
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That figure came from the Daily Mail. Say no more!
The actual figure is about two million It is still one of the most popular shows on tv It has opened our eyes to a previously little publicised area of debt, deceit, despair and its consequences I marvel at how the officers keep their cool in the most trying of circumstances, carry out their tasks with efficiency and humanity and do their best to help those vulnerable people who, through no fault of their own end up in a terrible place Wish the OP had got the title of the thread right- annoying! |
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BvcI 'm thinking if those who have always paid their rent, and been good tenants, but have to get out because the landlord has decided to sell
There seems to be no protection for these people, especially if they have small children There should be a clause stating that there has to be at least 6 months notice to enable the council to rehouse them, or for them to find their own property Perhaps there is such a clause, but it always appears they have to get out quickly with nowhere to go, plus it disrupts friends, schooling etc |
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BvcI 'm thinking if those who have always paid their rent, and been good tenants, but have to get out because the landlord has decided to sell
There seems to be no protection for these people, especially if they have small children There should be a clause stating that there has to be at least 6 months notice to enable the council to rehouse them, or for them to find their own property Perhaps there is such a clause, but it always appears they have to get out quickly with nowhere to go, plus it disrupts friends, schooling etc |
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That anti bailiff group were cringe. Absolute group of oddballs and freaks
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That anti bailiff group were cringe. Absolute group of oddballs and freaks
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They are given notice. Once that elapses the landlord takes them to court to get an eviction order, all this takes lots of time. I realise in some cases they may have problems finding alternative accommodation but I think a lot of them are winging it.
Nobody's fault really, just blame the Tory government, who brought that stupid rule in. |
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I loved the bit where Elmore said 'if you don't pay it we'll be back ok' and the woman shouted 'he threatened him'.
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I get that but how did they all suddenly appear? How did they know?
As anothet poster said, an "anti-bailiff group" is laughable. A bit like people who are "anti-Police", until they need help. |
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Del and Dael are like Jekyll and Hyde they were absolute scumbags to the couple and Del looked like he had his foot in the door too.
Yet the janet case i thought Dael was great he took a chance on janets husband by letting him use the 4x4 to get some money and it paid off. I felt sorry for his new GF but not him. He started lying straight away about not living there then refused to do anything to sort it. He let his GF get upset and have the threat of things being taken before she basically told him to sort it by calling his mum. |
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BvcI 'm thinking if those who have always paid their rent, and been good tenants, but have to get out because the landlord has decided to sell
There seems to be no protection for these people, especially if they have small children There should be a clause stating that there has to be at least 6 months notice to enable the council to rehouse them, or for them to find their own property Perhaps there is such a clause, but it always appears they have to get out quickly with nowhere to go, plus it disrupts friends, schooling etc Quote:
Nothing to do with that. It's the fact that the council will class you as "intentionally homeless" if you actually leave on time, they advise you to wait until bailiffs turn up and then they have an obligation to find you accomodation. Before that and they don't.
Nobody's fault really, just blame the Tory government, who brought that stupid rule in. |
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By the couple do you mean the guy who owed his ex money and was now with a new GF?
I felt sorry for his new GF but not him. He started lying straight away about not living there then refused to do anything to sort it. He let his GF get upset and have the threat of things being taken before she basically told him to sort it by calling his mum. Del was in the wrong if he did have his foot in the door not saying he did but kt lolked like it. On the other hand he was given plenty of chances to phone around and try and raise some funds so the guy was a prat for refusing to try to sort it in the first place. |
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That figure came from the Daily Mail. Say no more!
The actual figure is about two million It is still one of the most popular shows on tv It has opened our eyes to a previously little publicised area of debt, deceit, despair and its consequences I marvel at how the officers keep their cool in the most trying of circumstances, carry out their tasks with efficiency and humanity and do their best to help those vulnerable people who, through no fault of their own end up in a terrible place Wish the OP had got the title of the thread right- annoying! Surprised they even got the channel right.
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This thread needs to be renamed as the programme has not got the word "or" in it's title.
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