Barclays status: access issues and outage reports
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Barclays plc is a British multinational investment bank and financial services company, headquartered in London, England. Barclays is organized into four core businesses: personal banking, corporate banking, wealth management, and investment management.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Yate, England
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Barclays Issues Reports Near Yate, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Yate and nearby locations:
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stefan horn (@fatboystef) reported from Yate, England@BarclaysUK is there a problem with online banking it keeps logging me out after a minute or 2
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Woolleys (@sarahlouisewool) reported from Cromhall, England@BarclaysUK - why can’t I access mobile banking?
Barclays Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Lindsay Cornell (@Lindsay_Cornell) reported@BarclaysUK I had a voucher for free strawberries at Wimbledon on my app now it's disappeared? Is there an issue? Not important but would love some while I am here
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grapefruit&ambers (@Mrslostand837) reportedAnyone else having issues with @BarclaysUK @BarclaysUKHelp I went to my app to check my bank did my Face ID asked for my passcode I did that. It loaded my account then kicked me out and said I’m not registered. I just had to register again!
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DaZZ (@CraftDAnimation) reported@BarclaysUK I am trying to sign into the Barclays app but it tells me I need a Pin Sentry Device - I don’t have one and I read you have to log into the app tonirfer one - can you help me
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Ads (@aadification) reportedHey @BarclaysUK , I had an account and I lost access to it when I reached India, The account is still there, How can I access it ?
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Dee ♓️🌸 (@dalomkid) reported@BarclaysUK @BarclaysUKHelp how do I make a complaint?! Your customer service is awful!
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Mac10 (@ManchesterMac10) reported@Barclays @BarclaysUK You’ve frozen £10k in my accounts My wife can’t get to work tomorrow, direct debits are about to fail & we’ve got no money for shopping WTF are you doing ?
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Azim Fathi (@AzimFathi) reported@BarclaysUK is an absolute thief, they have provided the worst possible customer service done by this fella called Chirag or something like that, I have sent £50 to my cousin, the transfer didn’t go through even though they have asked soooo many questions before sending it.
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Lisa (@Lisa05314053217) reported@BarclaysUK @BarclaysUKHelp I sent message via app on 22nd and got no response. I have issue with barclaycard but hearing impaired so dont like talking to people
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mark brimblecombe (@markbrimblecom1) reported@Barclays I’ve banked with @BarclaysUK since I was 15 — 43 years without ever being overdrawn or causing a problem. I recently received a notice that my account will be closed because I now currently live overseas. I still hold a British passport, pay UK bills, and plan to return home regularly , and intend to retire in the UK. I completely understand compliance rules, but this feels harsh after four decades of loyalty. Has anyone else experienced this? Is this now common practice for British expats? Feels like loyalty no longer counts for much in modern banking.
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Atticus Plumsack Esq. (@5n0ttyB0y69) reported@AllTheTimeRef @BarclaysUK Stop making **** up, Mark. Weird.