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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.
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TransactionsProblems in the last 24 hours in Seaforth, England
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Barclays users through our website.
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Mobile App (33%)
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Website (29%)
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Transactions (20%)
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Login (16%)
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Transfer (2%)
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Barclays Issues Reports Near Seaforth, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Seaforth and nearby locations:
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Paul Smith ✋
(@smiggerpaul) reported
from
Seaforth, England
As a @BarclaysUK customer, I call on Barclays to stop bankrolling the destruction of our planet. Phase out fossil fuel funding now!
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Vincent Cassidy
(@Cassid20Vincent) reported
from
Liverpool, England
@BarclaysUK more world 🌎 specialists in cash that's the problem it needs shouting from the rooftops 95 percent of world money is honest other 5 doesn't register that's why it's all protected under private and confidential duh 🙄 who knew
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tracie-a
(@Tracie_a) reported
from
Birkenhead, England
@BarclaysUK please can you advise if you have a problem with the Barclays app at the moment?
Barclays Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Max 🧡
(@GottFoxx) reported
@DreyfusJames @BarclaysUK More than one problem can exist and be cared about at once if you have more than two brain cells
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Jack Trubshaw
(@Jack_trubshaw) reported
@TrishaP90652937 @BarclaysUK So presumably if you met someone who politely informed you that they’d rather be referred to as they/them you’d have no problem using that pronoun? If so, that’s literally the point of this video.
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Joe Phillips
(@joephillips1988) reported
@VoterIDandInk @KevinWiles17 @BarclaysUK You seem very weird. Anyway, I don’t surround myself with nasty people. So I shall use my discretion to block nonces like you. 🤮
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Max 🧡
(@GottFoxx) reported
@DreyfusJames @BarclaysUK James, my sweet, I was not the 'Adult human male' having a problem with a bank showing its customers basic respect
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Jay Clayton is corrupt
(@crypton00b844) reported
@BarclaysUK **** your pronouns
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James
(@Godzilla1872) reported
@BarclaysUK Why are you pandering to less than 0.1% of the population who consider this an issue? It’s not an issue, it’s a fad
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Neil Farrer
(@NeilFarrer2) reported
@BarclaysUK I've got 3 accounts, you obviously don't want me as a customer.
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MajorAssCramps
(@CrampsAss) reported
@BarclaysUK Lol, because banks suddenly give a **** about you. No financial incentive here
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Steve Mahoney
(@stevehmahoney) reported
@BarclaysUK shot yourselves in the foot them compound it with really patronizing replies to folk who have quite justified complaints about the bank. Perhaps you should just stick to banking, or at least trying to provide a proper service to your customers, before you lose them all.
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Steve Mahoney
(@stevehmahoney) reported
@BarclaysUK shot yourselves in the foot with this one, and then compound it with patronizing replies to customers' justified complaints about your service. Try sticking to banking & improving the service, rather than lecturing the poor devils who are unlucky enough to bank with you.