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5 minutes ago, Slowlycatchymonkey said:

Soz to anyone I'm not responding to. Just discovered my pocket money account has been emptied and closed by some scammer. 

Phoned fraud line. The thieving fucker who closed my account and took my money is.. Barclays Bank.

The people I pay £8.50 a month to make sure I'm looked after. 

They can't explain why they emptied the account or why they've charged me £300 admin for this... so ring this number tomorrow. 

The advisor sounded like he'd heard it a lot.

I'd heard they are capable of above and beyond on the cunty front but this is a surprise!

I feel your pain, I got rinsed by Barclays many years ago.  After getting nowhere with them I went to see a solicitor, his advice was to forget about it as you'll never win in court against a bank 😡

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14 minutes ago, Slowlycatchymonkey said:

Soz to anyone I'm not responding to. Just discovered my pocket money account has been emptied and closed by some scammer. 

Phoned fraud line. The thieving fucker who closed my account and took my money is.. Barclays Bank.

The people I pay £8.50 a month to make sure I'm looked after. 

They can't explain why they emptied the account or why they've charged me £300 admin for this... so ring this number tomorrow. 

The advisor sounded like he'd heard it a lot.

I'd heard they are capable of above and beyond on the cunty front but this is a surprise!

That sucks big time!

I have been the victim of fraud a couple of times, both times I found out because my bank called me within minutes telling me they solved the issue, refunded the expense and called me to say not to worry. This might not be of much help to you, but even so it serves to say it's not always bad.

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10 minutes ago, boboneleg said:

I feel your pain, I got rinsed by Barclays many years ago.  After getting nowhere with them I went to see a solicitor, his advice was to forget about it as you'll never win in court against a bank 😡

Wish it wasn’t the first time I’d heard it. 
Didn’t really feel like it was my money anyway cos my Dad gave it to me so I thought I should look after it, hence paying £8.50 for their care.

I’m not with your solicitor on this one, no he won’t make a profit but cos it’s personal, the banking ombudsman will be called in early.  

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4 minutes ago, Pedro said:

That sucks big time!

I have been the victim of fraud a couple of times, both times I found out because my bank called me within minutes telling me they solved the issue, refunded the expense and called me to say not to worry. This might not be of much help to you, but even so it serves to say it's not always bad.

If it was straight forward fraud I’d stand more chance of a recoup than against a bank. 

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Just now, Slowlycatchymonkey said:

If it was straight forward fraud I’d stand more chance of a recoup than against a bank. 

Can't see how you could remain customer with a bank that does that.

I am sorry though, makes use feel fragile to think our money isn't safe.

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13 hours ago, Slowlycatchymonkey said:

I’m not with your solicitor on this one, no he won’t make a profit but cos it’s personal, the banking ombudsman will be called in early.  

I agree, that was about 36 years ago, I was (fairly) young and naive.  I'd just met Ersilia and she kindly loaned me £250 so I could buy a cheap car to get around as Barclays had emptied my account.

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2 minutes ago, Buckster said:

That’d teach the bank a lesson.

Will it though, just some underpaid wage slave will have to deal with it and clean it up, Barclays won't give a monkeys either way.  and they will still have Slowleys money.  

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1 minute ago, Saul said:

Will it though, just some underpaid wage slave will have to deal with it and clean it up, Barclays won't give a monkeys either way.  and they will still have Slowleys money.  

and a jobie.

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15 hours ago, Slowlycatchymonkey said:

Hmm the percentage of nutters per generation. That'd be a hard one to research seeing as anyone over 40 is so busy being tough they don't know they're mental 😂

When I was younger there was 3 big mental hospitals/asylums round here , all gone now so where do the nutters go now ?

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2 minutes ago, Six30 said:

When I was younger there was 3 big mental hospitals/asylums round here , all gone now so where do the nutters go now ?

They drive around in vans.

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Just got back from the Town Hall......had to renew the wife's digital signature that allows our accountant to process all tax payments digitally.

Very palatial building!

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14 minutes ago, XTreme said:

Just got back from the Town Hall......had to renew the wife's digital signature that allows our accountant to process all tax payments digitally.

Very palatial building!

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Abandoned?

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Ordered a new sleep mat today, I was going to get one from Kilos Gear where my chair came from but the one they do is 5cm shorter than I wanted, I was recommended to one on Amazon that goes for only £35 so I thought for that I will take a punt, in the end it had a discount on it so got it for £28. The one I really like is £250 and I will not be surprised if I end up with one of those in the long term but let’s see what this budget option is like.

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2 hours ago, XTreme said:

Just got back from the Town Hall......had to renew the wife's digital signature that allows our accountant to process all tax payments digitally.

Very palatial building!

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They’ve got to spend all your taxes on something 

 

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the atmosphere at home is electric at the mo,

one of the twins passed her driving licence theory test missing a 100% score by just one point whilst the other one flunked it!  ( lazy cow didn't think she'd need to actually work for it and learn stuff...) so she's 30€ out of pocket cos I said I'll pay for the one they pass. she's also just twigged that I'm only supplying 1 vehicle and her sister's looking like getting there first...:thud:

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1 hour ago, MooN said:

the atmosphere at home is electric at the mo,

one of the twins passed her driving licence theory test missing a 100% score by just one point whilst the other one flunked it!  ( lazy cow didn't think she'd need to actually work for it and learn stuff...) so she's 30€ out of pocket cos I said I'll pay for the one they pass. she's also just twigged that I'm only supplying 1 vehicle and her sister's looking like getting there first...:thud:

You need to film that shit.

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1 hour ago, MooN said:

the atmosphere at home is electric at the mo,

one of the twins passed her driving licence theory test missing a 100% score by just one point whilst the other one flunked it!  ( lazy cow didn't think she'd need to actually work for it and learn stuff...) so she's 30€ out of pocket cos I said I'll pay for the one they pass. she's also just twigged that I'm only supplying 1 vehicle and her sister's looking like getting there first...:thud:

Classic Film Sisters GIF by filmeditor

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