Barclay Bird, new girl on the block.

cazziej

Thanks for your response Barclaybird. I for one appreciate your help and comments. It is nice to have a bit of advice from the horses mouth so to speak - not saying for a minute you are a horse!:rotfl:

cazziej

Another question if I may? If I claim back my fees and they close the account, do the overdraft fees still mount up and do the continue to add interest until it is cleared? This might make it difficult to keep on top, whereas id the account fees etc were stopped, I could throw this money at the account to pay it off quicker. At the minute I am being charged £90 per month in paid referral fees:eek: , along with interest etc:mad: . If all these were stopped, I might have a chance of paying them off in 6 months.

Thanks and best wishes

Carol

Barclay_Bird

cazziej wrote:

Another question if I may? If I claim back my fees and they close the account, do the overdraft fees still mount up and do the continue to add interest until it is cleared? This might make it difficult to keep on top, whereas id the account fees etc were stopped, I could throw this money at the account to pay it off quicker. At the minute I am being charged £90 per month in paid referral fees:eek: , along with interest etc:mad: . If all these were stopped, I might have a chance of paying them off in 6 months.

Thanks and best wishes

Carol

If the account is "closed" then no fees can be charged as nothing is trying to go out of the account. Assuming you make sure everything is cancelled. You will carry on paying interest, until it gets sold off:eek:

CFC

Very nice of you to offer your help, Barclaybird. I do hope your employer's don't appreciate it. Serves them right

M_Thomson

BONJOEY wrote:

some people on here are so miserable she was only offering friendly advice ,

welcome barclay bird to mse and you advice is important, thats what mse is all about, not people getting on there high horses!!!

It is nothing to do with being miserable. People are just making a valid point about giving confidential information about internal procedures on a public board. Barclaybird is probably breaking her terms and conditions of employment by doing this. Also, I am sure Barclays would be less then thrilled with her admittance that she posted while she was at work. It was a bit silly of her doing this as her online movements will be tracked whilst at work.

paulsm

Hi do you know Halifax Bird if so I want a word with her when you see her next.

enaid

Hello Barclay Bird my question is about P.P.I my sisters husband was self employed at the time he took out his loan and ppi he has read the terms and conditions but is not specific about being self employed. My question is if the policy is therefore not valid can he cancel it and reclaim his payments

chesky369

"Ethics is an interesting word on a site like this"

Why?

Barclay_Bird

M_Thomson wrote:

People are just making a valid point about giving confidential information about internal procedures on a public board.

No I haven't

M_Thomson wrote:

Also, I am sure Barclays would be less then thrilled with her admittance that she posted while she was at work. It was a bit silly of her doing this as her online movements will be tracked whilst at work.

And when it was mentioned, I said I wouldn't. And haven't. Can I read during my tea breaks?

BB

Barclay_Bird

paulsm wrote:

Hi do you know Halifax Bird if so I want a word with her when you see her next.

It would be a lovely idea. We could be MSE dollys. Probably not allowed:o

BB