"Capita" controversial UK debt agency appointed as servicer to NAMA in Ireland

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I found the links below on another website and it does not look good for UK and they have now in Ireland, it seems that one big company will have control of almost everything and I expect that they will use their powers to the max.

Lots of council are using them in the UK for their call centres and it appears from what I have read....when people phone up they are now transferred to capita services.

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UK stroy: Catherine Smyth sheds light on the relationship between local authorities, the company that collects their revenues – and the bailiffs they use to chase bills
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UK Story: DVLA awards Capita 5 year contract

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BBC appoints Capita to deliver TV Licensing collection
 
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Where does Capita enter this debate? I understood this thread to concern an ACC loan. Have their collections been outsourced?
 
Capita owns debt collection company Equita.

In the UK many local authority employs Capita in their call centres and also the same LA get a percentage of what is collection by the bailiffs and these bailiffs do not adhere to their guidelines. 12 Councils in UK have taken tax payers to court for 1p outstanding. I will try and post link if I can later.

I am aware that the Ireland has different guidelines/laws regarding debt collectors companies.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/...eferred-1.8m-debts-to-bailiffs-last-year.html
UK: Councils referred 1.8m debts to bailiffs last year

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UK: Picture from the English Times

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UK: Council use of bailiffs 'excessive' says debt charity boss
 
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