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The credit crunch will no doubt see debts spiraling in the future as people struggle to make ends meet with less expendable income. As a commercial landlord you might already be experiencing problems with certain tenants that refuse to pay their rent. If you have growing debts due to this problem you might need the help of a certificated bailiff. Or at the very least contact debt collection services that employ bailiffs to recover the debts on your behalf. In most cases all it takes is a simple letter or telephone call to the debtor from the debt collection services to make them see sense. When faced with the prospect of being visited by a certificated bailiff it`s amazing at how quickly people can find the money to pay off their debts. A bailiff uses tact and diplomacy when dealing with debtors and they certainly know their stuff when it comes to the law. Normally it`s the last option available when a certificated bailiff is called to attend properties. The debtor will have been given plenty of time to come up with the money that they need to pay off their debts. The credit crunch might see debts rising in the future and this in turn could see bailiffs being used more often.