BQC Bailiffs Quality Company Scam

Enforcement Industry News

Published 3 Dec 2025

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Recently, we have been contacted by individuals who have received suspicious emails from a company calling itself “BQC (Bailiffs Quality Company)”.

These emails claim to be from enforcement agents and threaten legal action, including County Court Judgments (CCJs) and attachment of earnings, unless the recipient responds.

Example email

This is Hayley Kevin from BQC (Bailiffs Quality Company). Hope you are doing well. I just would like to tell you that we have got a legal complaint against you from your creditors where you are not making the contractual payments or managing just minimum payments towards them.

Creditors have approached us in order to get the ‘CCJ’ action against you so that they can have the attachment of earnings for the total of £399.99 every month from your income, so that they can recover all the money from your side asap because as per the creditors they gave you enough chance to get the arrangements done through the government help known as an ‘IVA’ but you refused to get that help and now they are looking to have legal action against you.

If you do not want to have any sort of legal proceedings and you are struggling with your financial situation and want to get these debts sorted, you do have ‘three options’ left for yourself from these creditors apart from the CCJ.

If you wish to sort-out these debts. we will transfer you to our help desk team to get your finances back on track.

Hope to get a reply soon from your side.

THIS IS A SCAM

Please note: BQC Bailiffs Quality Company is NOT associated with Quality Bailiffs.

Who We Are

Quality Bailiffs is a legitimate enforcement company and authorised High Court Enforcement Officers.
We operate under strict regulations and only communicate through official channels.
We do not send unsolicited emails demanding payment or offering debt solutions.

How the Scam Works

Victims report receiving emails from addresses such as Gmail or Outlook, claiming to represent “BQC Bailiffs Quality Company”.

These emails often include alarming statements such as:

We have a legal complaint against you from your creditors ...
If you do not want legal proceedings, you have three options left ...

The scammers use fear tactics to pressure recipients into responding.

They may ask for personal details or payments, which can lead to financial loss and identity theft.

Important Warning

Do NOT respond to these emails.
Do NOT make any payments.
Do NOT share personal information.

Quality Bailiffs will never contact you from a free email service such as Gmail or Outlook. Our official email addresses end with @qualitybailiffs.co.uk For example help@qualitybailiffs.co.uk

If you receive an email claiming to be from “BQC Bailiffs Quality Company”, it is fraudulent. Do not confuse this scam with our legitimate business.

What You Should Do

If you have received one of these scam emails:

Do not reply.
Report the email to Action Fraud – the UK national fraud reporting centre. You can do this online at www.actionfraud.police.uk.
Delete the email after reporting it.

How to Verify Genuine Contact

If you are unsure whether an email is genuine:

Check the sender email address. Our official emails will come from @qualitybailiffs.co.uk
Contact us directly at help@qualitybailiffs.co.uk or via our official website www.qualitybailiffs.co.uk
Never trust emails from generic accounts like Gmail or Outlook claiming to be enforcement officers.

Stay Safe

Scammers often impersonate legitimate companies to gain trust.

Quality Bailiffs takes this seriously and is working to raise awareness.

Please share this information to help others avoid falling victim to the “BQC Bailiffs Quality Company” scam.

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About the author

This article was written by Andrew Coates, Authorised High Court Enforcement Officer and full member of The High Court Enforcement Officers Association, and current CEO of Quality Bailiffs.

Andy has a Level 4 diploma in High Court Enforcement, and over twenty five years of experience in the bailiff and investigation industry. He is a former governing council member of both CIVEA and ABI.

Disclaimer
This article provides general information and does not constitute legal advice. It is essential to consult with a qualified legal professional for advice tailored to your specific circumstances.