Iv had to deal with them a few times for various reasons, on behalf of others mainly.
Something needs to be done about the way they behave and how banks behave, changing terms of mortgages without informing people!! FFS.. I know nothing will be done but its time the people stood up for themselves..
Lots of Youtube vids are there to watch, and hold a great deal of information..
He and his wife Susan, 54, took out an endowment mortgage with the now defunct Bradford and Bingley to buy the bungalow for £41,800 in 1988.
He and Susan, who works in market research, paid £300-£400 in monthly mortgage repayments and expected to own the property when the mortgage came to an end in 2013.
But he claims the bank told him 2007 that he would never pay off his mortgage because there was no record of him taking out the endowment mortgage.
He then says a bank manager assured him this was incorrect and even sent his wife champagne to apologise for the blunder.
But soon he was embroiled in a court battle over the mortgage, which he says the bank converted into an interest only loan without his knowledge.
Mr Crawford said he would ‘rather die’ than move from his home.
He said: ‘The bailiffs have just come along but won't show us the documents. There were huge guys inside the vans and we don't get people like that round here.’
Yesterday bailiff firm UK Asset Resolution Limited confirmed they would seek legal advice on whether Mr Crawford could be arrested for breaching the court order.
I do like this guys videos.. Yes he may not be in the right sometimes, but at least he tries!
Something needs to be done about the way they behave and how banks behave, changing terms of mortgages without informing people!! FFS.. I know nothing will be done but its time the people stood up for themselves..
Lots of Youtube vids are there to watch, and hold a great deal of information..
He and his wife Susan, 54, took out an endowment mortgage with the now defunct Bradford and Bingley to buy the bungalow for £41,800 in 1988.
He and Susan, who works in market research, paid £300-£400 in monthly mortgage repayments and expected to own the property when the mortgage came to an end in 2013.
But he claims the bank told him 2007 that he would never pay off his mortgage because there was no record of him taking out the endowment mortgage.
He then says a bank manager assured him this was incorrect and even sent his wife champagne to apologise for the blunder.
But soon he was embroiled in a court battle over the mortgage, which he says the bank converted into an interest only loan without his knowledge.
Mr Crawford said he would ‘rather die’ than move from his home.
He said: ‘The bailiffs have just come along but won't show us the documents. There were huge guys inside the vans and we don't get people like that round here.’
Yesterday bailiff firm UK Asset Resolution Limited confirmed they would seek legal advice on whether Mr Crawford could be arrested for breaching the court order.
I do like this guys videos.. Yes he may not be in the right sometimes, but at least he tries!
