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It's Friday, so it's Bullshit letter time

  • Carl Wackan
  • May 19, 2023
  • 3 min read

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It's pretty obvious now Barclays would like to shift away from the initial questions I've posed. These are

Why did Barclays close all my accounts, in the knowledge of what had happened and that this would more than likely cause more issues than it could solve.

If Barclays claims to have done this without any regard for our contract which is the mortgage, and the whole reason is it's in the benefit of the shareholders. Then Barclays are in breach the contract and we're now in the position of a frustrated contract and should negotiate.

Why would Barclays choose to not negotiate, cos it's more than likely I'm not the only person in this position. There's more than likely loads, potentially hundreds of possible claims that Barclays would like to suppress.... cos the average mortgage is is several hundred thousand pounds... plus legal costs and compensation.


Hence they use the weapon of silence, I've been told from Barclays that if I wanted anything I should get a solicitor and they'll see me in court... it's a trap, they would wrap me up in legal bullshit, which is the main body of text of the letter and it just says they dispute everything... with the final insult that I should go back to the Ombudsman again... As they don't want to have an opinion.... on their own actions. Perhaps had they thought these actions through we would NOT be in this mess...!


While todays letter from their GDPR section initially claimed we'll have this matter resolved very quickly and in the little print it says they can take up to 3 months, yup 3 MONTHS to answer.... which suggests the usual tactic of freezing out the complainant and hoping it'll all run out of steam...


So We have #Barclays saying one minute they can break a contract if it's in the or too the benefit of the shareholders...


Is it only me here that's thinking hang on, you could enter into a contract and they break that quicker than some folks change their socks... cos they could screw you out of all the money at stake.... Or more interestingly you could just have someone come into your life and claim to be in a contract with you wthout any or all of the paperwork. Which is now appears to be in my case...


Barclays would like all the benefits of a contract, that they can't produce in it's three compartmental states. They could like me to be scared of them and after 10+ years of asking. I've offered to settle this.... and they refuse to accept. Cos I might have a point, but they can't or won't produce the paperwork... they like to threaten me with legal action but won't bring it, cos the simplest arguement would win at court.


Plus to initiate a legal action would costs them in the region of 100K before we got to see the judge.... it's hot air and bluster, cos there's no substance to them... Barclays are an empty hollowed out nothing....


Even the CEO it would appear can't find anyone to answer me, they've had a month and all I've had is the usual Bullshit "we dispute everything.....!" so here's the offer bring the evidence and we can discuss it... like a grown up show and tell.... I'm more than happy to bring my bundle of papers all of which came from Barclays and they have to produce what they have. Or claim to have and we can resolve it... Negotiations are about Communications not threats.... cos threatening me won't get them anywhere...!

 
 
 

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