And the band played about time too

After all this time, and after The Insolvency Service statement, you'd think the shower of crooks and con artists at the IVA Council would have stopped pretending they were a government department. http://ivacouncil.org.uk/privacy.htm "Once received by The IVA Council the information will be accesse...

"Rogue debt advise" seems to be a very mild term to use.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/dmstan ... _id=9&ct=5

What is the problem that you have?

Co-op do seem to be the best by a mile, and particularly for bankruptcy as well.

I'm getting the feeling that because you have been honest and declared these items the OR is worried that he would be seen to be negligent if he just completely ignores them. I suspect that he will happily listen to his agent when he says that they are not worth the cost of realisation. The car is m...

The OR will let you keep it, but LTSB may not. If they don't, then Co-op are a very good choice (if they are not a creditor) I think their basic account also has some kind of debit card.

Whatever the IP's role is, if he is real and if he does have a role, he is associating himself with people that are encouraging people to get in touch with them by... well... lets be averse to the risk of this site being dragged into anything it doesn't want dragged into and call the means merely "d...

Has anyone been in touch with the (alleged?) IP they have to

a) find out if he is real
b) find out why he is allowing himself to be associated with people who may be committing offences under the fraud act?

It was on their other site http://www.bankruptcy .co.uk/taxman.html (I've broken that link incase anyone clicks on it by accident without reading the posts closely enough to see that it's a bad joke of a site, and to stop google's page rank giving it an extra credit next time it visits.) I always fo...

Ah. Those would be the wonderful people who came out with the wonderful gems of wisdom and mis-information on their other site: "Do NOT under estimate the Inland Revenue, they WILL prepare a petition for a bankruptcy order to be placed against you, with them being the trustee of bankruptcy, you will...

I think this whole issue gets into massively messy territory. You would have to show that the transaction was entered into for honest and excusable reasons. The only reason I can think of for entering into the transaction is to stop creditors getting their hands on the house when you are unable to p...

If you enter one of the schemes and end up being made bankrupt at some point, you could actually have committed a criminal offence.