09-03-09, 01:15 PM
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Location: Hebden Bridge
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Re: Barclays - to complain or not?
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Originally Posted by krhall
Last night got a call about 8pm from the Barclays Fraud Centre (India), after I verified they were who they said they were.
They informed me "they had picked up some strange activity on my account and could I confirm the last few transactions?"
I did and confirmed that the last transaction was my service on the bike and the 4 vodaphone ones for £50 each, weren't mine.
They said that 2 had been declined and that if the other 2 appeared to contact customer services and tell them and the money would go back in. They also told me to cut the card up and they would order me a new on, which would be with me in 5-7 days.
All in all, apart from a couple of tricky language situations a very positive experience.
This morning I called customer services as told to report the issues in my account, again India.
They said not to worry they'd sort it, so I thought I would order a new pin for my joint card, just to tide me over until my card turns up. I am told 5-7 days, so it's not going to help much, but it is my fault for not remembering it.
In parting the woman tells me she is "going to send me a backup card free of charge just in case".
"Ok" I said "what is this card for then?"
"Sir it is a Platinum card, you can use in the meantime!"
"Isn't that a credit card?"
"Erm well er yes but you don't have to use it and it is free!"
"No thank-you I don't want a credit card."
"It is free sir......."
"Thank-you very much but I really do NOT want one."
End of conversation, but is that out of order or what?
Now should I complain or just get a life?
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I'd see what happens. If they send you one, and you haven't signed a credit agreement for it, the possibilities are endless.
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