I doubt he was on vacation. When the mom said "sorry to wake you", I bet that was her telling him 'don't come home, I told them you were on vacation across the world'
@@chrisconrad9133 It's just an empty title for most. Some have money, but most titled classes on the main European continent have little to nothing but the title. Two world wars will wipe out family wealth, especially if the family isn't used to earning a living. In some countries the title allows some political power, like to serve on the House of Lords. This guy claimed all his fancy possessions belonged to a trust to keep it out of taxes and debtors. John Paul Getty did the same when he was the wealthiest person in the world just to avoid taxes.
@@joelwillems4081 It was happening before the wars, royalty was going broke from overspending and declining revenue in the 1800s. They started looking for rich american girls to marry into the family to keep them afloat, they were called dollar princesses.
I like how nice his mother in law and father were. They were polite. They weren't rude. The son was trying to get the security to help him. They were doing what they thought was right for their very rich customer. The agents were professional. It was 100% the Lord being unreasonable. He has all that art, obviously in the foundations name to prevent this, and can go to Cuba for 2 weeks but can't pay 7600 pounds? Come on.
England is a joke to me. Lords and Dukes and such. They keep their money in a trust so they don’t have to pay their debts. The queen demanded a tax from the citizens to pay for her crap when they went broke. These criminals calls “lords” are just jokes to me.
The lady said she didn't go to fight it in court because it's her word against his, well then it became just his word alone and the judge ruled in his favour.
I love Paul, just adore him. He has to do this horrible collections business and while he’s very direct and very good at getting people to pay their debts, he also has a very big heart. I’ve seen him cut people the best breaks whenever he can…he’s also very concerned about the children involved and always does what he can for them. Just a sweetheart.
@@ericalelle1080 Yer but hes a scammer he tried to sue the company claiming they where going to make him a director on the board! Off course no paper work to prove this delusional claim! Wonder if he paid the cost or if the bailifs had to visit ?LOL
So Linda and her husband can afford gold rings, 2 cars, designer shoes and bags. Yet they still recieve government support to pay their childcare?? Disgusting
you're making an assumption they bought those things form benefit money. they may have been given to them or they may have had them long before they ended up on a benefit. No one is immune to ending up on a benefit. Divorce, death of a spouse, loss of job or income, a pandemic or a natural disaster - and it can happen to any one of us.
@@anovemberstar I does not matter how they got them or when. You should not go on government support until you have sold all unnecessary goods you own. If I have a 5 million dollar house that I bought before I got in financial trouble should I be able to keep it?
@@jonguyton1 I agree with your sentiment in general - you should not get benefits if you have sufficient assets to support yourself. On the other hand, you don't want the gov support conditions to make matters worse in the long term. Sure, people can sell their house to live off of the money for years. But when the money's gone, they're worse off than before - they might never be able to buy a home again and will be lifelong renters. Is that fair, if the circumstances for the gov support are of a temporary nature? A 5 million dollar home is excessive, sure. But where do you draw the line? What if it happens to be a terrible economy - is it really fair to force people to sell an asset at a loss to get support for a limited period of time? Also: it can be quite difficult to sell a 5 million dollar home. People with that kind of money often prefer to just buy land so they can build their own home. You can try to sell it below the value, but the upkeep involved in that kind of property might make it too expensive even if it's offered for free. So how do you plan on dealing with that? How much does personal responsibility matter, and how can you weigh these things? Some people irresponsibly took on debt for luxury goods or poorly thought out business schemes. Others had terrible luck and need some help to get back on their feet. At what point were you too irresponsible to qualify for help? Who will be the judge of this? And should we spend tax payer money on people to judge this? It's kind of like saying "people who [unhealthy habit] shouldn't get access to cheap healthcare!". On the surface, it sounds logical and fair. But once you start thinking about it, you go down the rabbit hole of real-world complexity.
@@anovemberstar Ms Bee, you're painfully naive. Cross over to the American side of the pond and I guaranty you'll be fair game to the shysters; they'll come out of the woodwork to greet you.
@@DoughBoy45 I am a bill collector and have been for many years they're 4 different types of people he spends money on stupid shit but won't pay bills unless he is being made to.... I can tell what type of people they are in the first minute
'Debt doesn't discriminate between the top to the bottom of society'. Well it seems the response of the debtors is the same from the top to the bottom of society as well.
I once went to a car show at Brocket Hall. His car collection in the basement was incredible. Millions of pounds worth. He lost the lot and the house and went to jail as far as I can remember for claiming insurance on some cars he said had been stolen but he'd buried them in the grounds.
It's funny hearing Max starting to speak so clearly and almost laa dee daa when speaking with Brockett and his in-laws who were very nice about everything 😅😅
😂 Let's be real, if things had gotten physical and the son and security guard were arrested, Lord Brockett would've bailed his son out right away and left the working class security guard to the devices of the law. But obviously he sent them there for show as a last resort, he probably told them not to do anything. Never seen this show before, I'm enjoying these.👍
I admire the fact that the agents always strive to minimize conflict, allow the defendant to save face if possible, and never take the anger of the debtor personally.
They'll enter your home without your permission, they'll go through your personal documents, and possessions which is basically plundering. Then they will start logging your personal items then in some cases they will start stealing your property. Then in other cases they will force you to sign a contract on the spot without even consulting legal council that makes your property theirs, but you don't worry you can keep it, as long as you keep making payments you were force into. Yes, yes, they are completely avoiding conflict!!! Not to mention if you use force against them to remove them from your property or take your property back from their possession your're the bad guy. If police are called to the seen, you're the bad guy, because they are absolutely not corrupt in any way. Because these ass wipes are absolute saints!!!
@@MindiB If you cannot see the issues in their tactics, you are blind to the world around you. They have to much power and abuse the system and the individuals they are trying to get these alleged debts from.
The security people had to allow the High Court Enforcer agents in, they were there legally to serve a writ. Security cannot be fired for allowing people in to serve a writ.
in a shithole country maybe. But with a normal employment contractt you need reason to fire. If they fire him for letting in an officer of the court he can get 3 year payment settlement.
I’m selling antiques my father in law gave me to pay off the credit card I used while I was unemployed, and these people have assets up the ying yang but argue over paying their debt. I don’t know
when a women like her say that & give fake ID them sure go to prison also pay more then the $6000 for a kid that means add more fines then she just be on street
I don’t fault a frail elderly man for needing to eat. The agents were there for “quite a while” by their own statement. His son-in-law’s debts are really something he can’t control.
I'm pretty sure that if Linda tried to pass off a fake drivers license to a court official here in the U.S., she'd be in a whole different kind of trouble.
It’s crazy to me how this lady Linda says she couldn’t pay but hole boy did she have designer bags a few gold items a BMW so I get the feeling that this lady had more money than she made it seem but clearly did not want to pay her debt
Let’s remember that she’s being paid for her children’s care, guess there’s no scenario where she pays for her own kids-but a closet full of shoes and a BMW don’t buy themselves.
@@JL-ny2qs It's more common in the US to garnish wages off your paycheck itself and go after your bank or other financial assets. Repossession is generally an automobile thing where specifically auto loans are involved, but yes a debtor can indeed seize your personal property, though it is rare and laws vary by state on what sort of property and other assets can and can't be seized.
@@NoProjectName Damn right!! in my country Bailiffs/cops only seize by force unpaid rents when it goes to court and tenant lose it but still they sent a letter and day when is seize day unlike pirates uk... other bills they wont bother at all it is just direct money seize on bank account on court order and if no money or only social money system get 0 pennies and responder lose credit rights 3-15 years new law what we got last year recused it 1 month and credits restored if credit list is paid fully bailiff restore it no need notified them they they flagged it automatically i bet UK dont have that system? downside this new update is for companies they lose their cases automatically if that time passed and depth expired issuer cant re open a case anymore and they lose that stalement fight its only fair goverment wont win and steal 100% all time and we can fight back legally
don't anyone defend any of these ppl !! they had a day in court, period...i love that these agents have the power to get money that is legally owed ! its the only way in society thibgs can be made right...great system...if you were owed money, you would love this system too !!
@@DaveDepilot-KFRG And taxes and estate fees. There are legit reasons but there are loopholes for wealthy to exploit. They gave campaign contributions for those.
Used to work security for a large company who constantly hired contractors to do work for their buildings. Sometimes the company refused to pay after the work was done but the contractors did not have the financial means to take this huge company to court and were too afraid to even try. This is a company that invested over 800 million dollars to build a brand new building in Toronto couple of years ago, yet couldn't pay their contractors for whatever reason, complete scums
Nice of the client to accept that arrangement. If I were a tradesman being fleeced 10k I would be wanting it all now....but then again I don't know the details.
I'm not sure what the laws are in Canada, but in the US they immediately file mechanics liens against the property. The owner then can never finance or sell the property without paying off this lien.
Wow that last case makes me sick!! Here Linda is getting government assistance to pay for child care and instead of paying for child care she's buying expensive cars, jewelry and designer handbags... Here in the United States if you get Gov't assistance it goes directly to where it's supposed to be not to the person.
hes to rich to care for 7.7k gbp. look at the old lady and man casually having a bowl of cereal while paying the debt. they dont care, they just dont wanna be bothered
My second "real" job was as a debt collector. I was too nice as an 18y/o kid on the phone but I actually did collect pretty good numbers. However, I didn't command nearly the fear and respect these fine gents get. Didn't command hardly any actually. At least I was only verbally assaulted instead of physically though!😬😂🤣
I know you posted this months ago but I was a debt collector and my collections rates were the highest in the office because I was nice to people. Some think you have to be harsh or pushy and all it takes is a friendly voice.
@@vrandall30 so in your insightful view. The lady that owed 18 k because she lost in court. Did the collectors get money from her sister, or did they run as quick they could when they saw a broke mum with not a pound to her name?
The bible is so right. An answer when mild turns back rage. Just look at the dramatic turn of the guy who was initially hostile. They are really well trained and fit for the job. Not many are capable of such composure. Well done.
@@LaKoeps Many of Gods own servants became captives including Joseph, Daniel and Ezekiel. Anything that is masculine is considered sexism only by feminists. Feminist's discrimination of masculinity is also sexists. God reserves the right to select members from the human race for special purpose. But ALL were released by the ransom. Some nation were warned about their fate of extinction based on their hostility towards God's purpose such as the Philistines. No where in the bible God use torture as punishment.
@@jasoncummings7052 Ouch.. Are you trying to say the other guy's isn't right about what he states is in the bible, and even explicitly endorsed by the god character depicted in there?
Most artwork there seems to be fakes, probably the originals have been long sold and these are just reproductions. I doubt the art there is collectively worth anything more then 200 000 Pounds while if they were all originals, it would have been many millions.
Rich sociopaths refusing to pay a paltry 7 grand they owe, and fighting in court. Family's trust includes an art gallery; he doesn't own a penny yet he's off in Cuba. Insurance fraud. Restored doubt in humanity.
Sickening how rich some people are and how they play the system with no consequence. Whining like a brat over a value fractions the value of their home and certainly has just kicking around in a bank. But that's how the rich get rich and stay rich; spending less than everyone else.
Mr Carvell is very very lucky to have such a decent kind man as a friend. I just hope the pub made enough money for him to repay his friend. To not repay the loan would be vile, after his friend gave all he had.
These situations are hard on everyone. As a family member, if you bail your reletives out, you can kiss that money goodbye 7/10 times. When you demand payment, moms and aunties get involved and they tell you to have a heart.....
government freeloaders are the worst, they take free money for some specific service, then don't pay the provider... and buy designer handbags. i think it's probably all fake anyway..
Why is that cellar bloke so aggressive if this doesn’t even concern him or his company? People can lie all they want, their actions and behaviour will snitch on them.
They should have reported the Linda case to the police even after collecting the dept. Some criminal activities seem to be going in that house; including forged ID Cards.
The director of the pub basically tried to flip his company, transfer every assets to new company, leave debt in the old company and then declare it bankrupt. Then sail away in the new company.
Wow these agents are so so kind, I wouldn't have the patience for this job. To stare at probably a million dollars worth of paintings & antiques and then to have the guy who's on VACATION tell me he's sending people to throw me out of the building? I'd be way past negotiating or talking any further. I'm chucking everything I see into a truck and leaving. I'd also certainly not be willing to talk to someone through a goddamn mail slot, ask her to kindly call me and have her yell "I CAN'T HEAR YOU" like she's not the one who's holding the door shut. Damn I just really don't understand why these people think they don't have to pay their debts and I really really don't understand why they then play the victim like "oh of course i don't have thousands of dollars in cash in my hand right now". Yah thats usually because responsible people pay their individual bills on time, or if they can't they sell things they don't need, or they arrange a payment plan, or pick up extra work, or a variety of things that stop debt collectors from showing up and asking for the lump sum. Goddamn idiots who think whining and crying is going to magically pay their bills.
Angel / Linda's accent is 100% South African, i can bet my right leg she is Zulu too, and why she gotta be born same day, same month, same year as me 😭😂😂
Its absolutely disgusting that the Lord has a luxury apartment full of expensive items and yet won't pay money he owes! They should put the plonker back in prison!!!! And hilarious that the Inlaws sit and have their cereal as if nothing is going on 😂😂
I wonder if any of these officers ran into a situation where a business name changed over to a new name in the convenient timeframe between the court date and when they arrive 🤔
in the us... they wont b able to enter the property... that linda woman would be leaving in a cop car.. fake id... saying she isnt who she is... saying she used to open the mail of others that came there .. she would be in a hell of a load of trouble
That pub in the second segment... it looks like it was owned by Steve and Ian Carvell since approx. 2006 and was running as "The Watchmaker" for a year or so until it was closed 2016/2017 then reopened as the Kiki Lounge before scamming a bunch of people and closing again in 2017. The interesting part is that when it was operating as Kiki Lounge and scammed all those people it was owned/run by a "Sarah" Carvell. It would appear that the Carvell clan's personal paperwork archive could make for an intriguing read at times. You can hardly blame them for getting confused about which business is representing what or who is responsible for which. What, with all this complicated paperwork, really who has time to think about paying contractors? I wonder who the next Carvell is in line to be the on-paper licensee for the next business name to base itself in the same building. "CUSTOMERS of a Coventry gay bar which appears to have closed just weeks after opening say they have been left out of pocket after not having their deposits returned. The Kiki Lounge & Loft - formerly Earlsdon Cottage and The Watchmakers - only opened as a new cabaret and mixed LGBT/ heterosexual venue in Warwick Street in Earlsdon at the end of March. But by the middle of May it was up for sale online for PS115,000. Customers now say the venue's owners won't reply to their requests to return deposits for VIP booths and drinks. Angry comments have been left on the bar's Facebook page, asking for money to be refunded. The Telegraph has contacted managing director and Kiki Lounge licensee Sarah Carvell for a comment, but so far the business has not responded."
There is a ministry of sound poster on the background that says 2017, so by your research, it “changed hands” just after this segment was filmed. The owners obviously have a lawyer advising them to shift around assets through multiple companies and different owners. Had no idea that it was an LGBT bar (by the looks of it). That was an interesting find!
