Telephone: 0161 660 0876
Email: info@bailiffsupportteam.co.uk
Post: Bailiff Support Team, Care About Money Ltd, 2nd Floor, Maple Court, Wynne Avenue, Swinton, Manchester, M27 8FF
We do not charge for the call. Your phone company charges its usual rate for a call to a UK landline number.
If a bailiff is at the door now
We cannot intervene in a visit. What the rules say when a bailiff is at the door sets out what an agent can and cannot do. Anyone who is being threatened should call 999.
Looking for a bailiff company’s number?
We are not a bailiff company and cannot take payments or discuss a case on a firm’s behalf. Contact details for the main enforcement firms, taken from their own websites, are on the bailiff companies pages.
Complaints and data requests
To complain about our service, or to ask what personal information we hold, use the contact details above. The complaints policy and privacy policy explain what happens next.
Want to talk it through with someone?
Tell us where things are up to and one of our team will call to talk it through. A debt adviser then explains the options. There is no obligation to go any further.
Speak to someone now on 0161 660 0876
We do not charge for speaking to you. If you choose a debt solution, you are referred to one of our trusted debt solution providers, and we receive a fee if you enter into an agreement with one of them. A debt solution may have fees, which are explained before anything is agreed.
Free debt advice is available
These organisations give free, impartial debt advice and are independent of Bailiff Support Team. Nobody has to use a paid or commercial service to get help with their debts, and using one of the free services does not reduce the options available. Their advisers can also ask an enforcement firm to extend a notice period or apply for Breathing Space where it fits.
- MoneyHelperGovernment-backed. Finds a free debt adviser nearby or online.
- StepChange Debt CharityFree debt advice online and by phone.
- Citizens AdviceDetailed help with bailiffs, online and in person.
- National DebtlineFree advice and sample letters, run by the Money Advice Trust.