Barclaycard Lifetime Ban

Millsnex23

CakeCrusader wrote: »

You need a space after you've used punctuation, like this.

I had a Barclaycard as a student (23 years ago) and fell into arrears then. I paid it all off a few years later. I bank with Barclays, and was approved for a Barclaycard last month. The credit limit is tiny though. Maybe it helps if you bank with Barclays and you don't go overdrawn?

This sentence can be said in more simple and direct sequence.Again grammer and sequence error.:rotfl:

Millsnex23

As I said before please relevant topic only.I hope we will back to actually topic.You can discuss other topic in general forum.

than_prutt

What's going on? Although, I have to admit that this is tasty! Who cares about Barclaycard? Keep it coming!!

mwarby

The way Barclaycard were going a few years back must have made a lifetime ban difficult. I'm referring to the numerous cards they took over, I had 3 in my IVA only 1 was Barclaycard to start with. I wonder if they just dump banned people on takeover, or if this is not allowed

bengal-stripe

Millsnex23 wrote: »

I was thinking, they accusing me of English but their own wriiten English is appealing.

But that's good, isn't it? - 'Appealing' means pleasing and attractive.

http://www.learnersdictionary.com/definition/appealing


What is wrong with pleasing and attractive written English?

Millsnex23

bengal-stripe wrote: »

But that's good, isn't it? - 'Appealing' means pleasing and attractive.

http://www.learnersdictionary.com/definition/appealing


What is wrong with pleasing and attractive written English?

Pleasing word don't fit in this sentence. Not? Although you copied from dictionary.:T

bengal-stripe

Millsnex23 wrote: »

Pleasing word don't fit in this sentence. Not?

Yes, you are right: appealing (pleasing) is the wrong word in this context, but that's the word you have chosen. You presumably wanted to pick the word 'appalling', which means more or less the exact opposite.

There is a hell of a difference between appealing and appalling!

20aday

I had financial difficulties in the past and one of my creditors was HSBC.

Earlier on in the year when they had the switching incentive I applied but was declined; I've destroyed the letter but I'm sure there was a sentence within that mentioned account conduct with them.

bigadaj

bengal-stripe wrote: »

Yes, you are right: appealing (pleasing) is the wrong word in this context, but that's the word you have chosen. You presumably wanted to pick the word 'appalling', which means more or less the exact opposite.

There is a hell of a difference between appealing and appalling!

Don't criticise his English!

Jeems

Millsnex23 wrote: »

This sentence can be said in more simple and direct sequence.Again grammer and sequence error.:rotfl:

I now understand why Barclaycard CS kept hanging up on you.