Ebay: Dan Cooper aka norfolkboatandoutboardcentre / obspares / outboardspares.net - Page 17

Ken May · 29 March 2012, 16:23

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Originally Posted by Silverfox

Just as a point of interest for those who have obtained CCJ's against this person, that unless you have paid (£50 I think) to the Court to have the CCJ registered it won't appear on his credit file, and thus others who do a search against him won't find anything detrimental, and may end up with an issue. A little quirk of the CCJ system I'm afraid.

That's news to me, I thought all CCJ's would be on record. I will find out more but I did know that CCJ's are only on record for 6 years and not until they are paid.

Silverfox · 29 March 2012, 18:15

You definitely have to get them registered, it's just the cost I'm unsure about. It is around £50.

Nos4r2 · 29 March 2012, 18:55

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Originally Posted by Silverfox

You definitely have to get them registered, it's just the cost I'm unsure about. It is around £50.

Can the fee be added to his debt?

Silverfox · 29 March 2012, 23:04

No. You have to secure the judgement, then register it. The problem is that nobody pays to register as there is no advantage to you, only the possibility that you may help others.

MikeCC · 31 March 2012, 08:12

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Originally Posted by Silverfox

According to Companies House the business was incorporated on the 17 June 2011 and the one and only Director is: Sarah Cooper.

The owner of a business does not need to be a director and a director does not need to be even a part owner. So he could truthfully be saying he owns the company. Anyone's guess what purpose this arrangement serves for him apart from keeping his name out of Companies House.

spartacus · 08 April 2012, 13:09

Don't even think about it.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tohatsu-60...#ht_594wt_1025

paddlers · 03 May 2012, 18:52

Feel like an idiot. Was looking for a motor through the usual medium of the internet sites Ebay/Apollo duck etc came across an engine I liked. Rang the guy, did a deal for the motor plus all the ancillary items & he said that he would drop it off on his way to pick up some equipment in Scotland thereby saving me delivery cost of a pallet. This was December, came and went through January occassional email having work done on the unit, waiting for a forklift to put it in the tank, new office, deal in Scotland imminent........really plausible. I'd paid on my debit card foolishly not realising that protection was only for 120 days (use a credit card). Upshot was I got no engine after 6 months of him having my money just relief at getting my money back. Trading as outboarmotorseurope limited on Apollo Duck 28 engines for sale, really impressive site but avoid like the plague it it !! Same Daniel Cooper with his mother Sarah named as a director. All I can say is watch this space as I've passed his details on.

Ken May · 03 May 2012, 19:31

I seem to recall Scotland being used as an excuse to me for numerous broken delivery promises. At least you, unlike me, recovered your money I simply got a badly damaged motor and had to buy another. Having repaired the one finaly delivered by Dan Cooper I now have two 8hp outboards.
Does Anyone want an 8hp Marriner?

paddlers · 03 May 2012, 19:56

Like always I did as much checking as I could, good feedback on Ebay etc it just doesn't help with anything until you get to Daniel or Sarah Cooper of Bury S Edmonds & this site !!! To be honest I've had a few sleepless night with this the upside of which is that my butcher doesn't need venison for a while !! The law always seems to be ineffective with these characters & they always re-appear. I'm quietly confident that his escapades will be dealt a painful blow in the not too distant future. Revenge is a dish best served cold I've always found.........
goes with " the good thing about a grudge, it keeps your memory sharp' ! Can't say too much on here.

chewy · 03 May 2012, 20:33

Is that Masham, North Yorks?

John Kennett · 10 May 2012, 22:44

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Originally Posted by Silverfox

Just as a point of interest for those who have obtained CCJ's against this person, that unless you have paid (£50 I think) to the Court to have the CCJ registered it won't appear on his credit file, and thus others who do a search against him won't find anything detrimental, and may end up with an issue. A little quirk of the CCJ system I'm afraid.

This isn't correct. With a few exceptions, unless paid in full within 28 days CCJs automatically go on the register and stay there for six years. If it's paid after the 28 days the CCJ remains on the register but is marked as "satisfied". More details here: CCJs: What are they? - Trust Online

Once you have a judgement in your favour you do need to pay to have it enforced by one of several methods. Maybe that is what you are thinking of?

John Kennett · 10 May 2012, 22:52

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Originally Posted by John Kennett

If your judgement is for £600 or more (including court fees) then transfer it up to the High Court and get some decent bailiffs onto it.

Magistrates Court bailiffs are generally hopeless but High Court Enforcement Officers are paid on results

OK, if anyone does have a judgement over £600 including court costs then I recommend that you get in touch with The Sherrifs Office and get them on the case.

I've just used them (for something not related to RIBs) and they did in a few weeks what the County Court bailliffs failed to do in months. There are of other companies out there offering similar services, but I've been very impressed with this lot. Just wish I'd known about them sooner!

Silverfox · 11 May 2012, 07:12

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Originally Posted by John Kennett

This isn't correct. With a few exceptions, unless paid in full within 28 days CCJs automatically go on the register and stay there for six years. If it's paid after the 28 days the CCJ remains on the register but is marked as "satisfied". More details here: CCJs: What are they? - Trust Online

Once you have a judgement in your favour you do need to pay to have it enforced by one of several methods. Maybe that is what you are thinking of?

I'm not totally incorrect, as I'll explain.

I had taken two actions against an individual, one being a money judgement. I later discovered that whilst both orders were enforceable to have the CCJ registered as a CCJ, my legal representative should have advised me to take two separate actions. The issue with that is it is double the cost.

I single action for money (a CCJ) will be registered.

Sorry for any confusion. .

Paul Cannell · 11 May 2012, 08:07

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Originally Posted by John Kennett

OK, if anyone does have a judgement over £600 including court costs then I recommend that you get in touch with The Sherrifs Office and get them on the case.

I've just used them (for something not related to RIBs) and they did in a few weeks what the County Court bailliffs failed to do in months. There are of other companies out there offering similar services, but I've been very impressed with this lot. Just wish I'd known about them sooner!

Does this apply to a CCJ judgement from @ 2008?, I had a dealer who didn't pay me for a ski that was sold by him under brokerage, he closed up and kept the money after being found guilty of running a business when banned and not filing or paying HMRC.

wrf250 · 08 January 2013, 13:38

Our friend Dan is now Outboard Motors Europe Ltd out of Soham Cambs. He isn't a lot better, had to get a CCJ for payment..........wish I'd been here before I dealt with him :-(

paddlers · 08 January 2013, 15:40

The blokes a crook. Cambridge outboards, outboards 12 (ebay), outboard spares etc etc dan cooper is one of lifes dregs !!

A1an · 08 January 2013, 18:01

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Originally Posted by paddlers

The blokes a crook. Cambridge outboards, outboards 12 (ebay), outboard spares etc etc dan cooper is one of lifes dregs !!

Outboards 12 eh!

I was just talking about him the other day, both myself and my pal have both had bits bought by this lad and have not been paid, yet he still has 100% feedback?

Have you seen some of the prices he expects to get for parts? Mad money.

HUMBER P4VWL · 08 January 2013, 18:09

If he keeps this up it is surely only a matter of time before karma, actively enforced or not, catches up with him. The Internet has made the world, never mind the UK, a very small place!

Either that or he is getting a very unlucky reputation through circumstance.

paddlers · 08 January 2013, 18:30

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Originally Posted by HUMBER P4VWL

If he keeps this up it is surely only a matter of time before karma, actively enforced or not, catches up with him. The Internet has made the world, never mind the UK, a very small place!

Either that or he is getting a very unlucky reputation through circumstance.

Anybody near Cambridge able to get a photograph of this cowboy ??

rocknrolla · 08 January 2013, 18:30

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Originally Posted by Silverfox

I'm not totally incorrect, as I'll explain.

I had taken two actions against an individual, one being a money judgement. I later discovered that whilst both orders were enforceable to have the CCJ registered as a CCJ, my legal representative should have advised me to take two separate actions. The issue with that is it is double the cost.

I single action for money (a CCJ) will be registered.

Sorry for any confusion. .

I have had dealings with these type of dirty bstds before with my mates boat the only register u should put them on is the AE register