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Random payment into account - barclays

MarkR1985
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Good evening.
so I’m sat watching a Netflix series when I get a notification from my Barclays app.
’your account ending **** received £2325.16)
I have no idea what this transaction is and the reference is ‘PRIVATE BANKING’ and payment method ‘CREDIT TRANSACTION’
Any idea? I bank with Barclays
so I’m sat watching a Netflix series when I get a notification from my Barclays app.
’your account ending **** received £2325.16)
I have no idea what this transaction is and the reference is ‘PRIVATE BANKING’ and payment method ‘CREDIT TRANSACTION’
Any idea? I bank with Barclays
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So that's where my wages went!!
I'm writing a book on plagiarism. It wasn't my idea.6 -
check actual online banking, call them in the am, don't spend it, then check the app was real not some scam.
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Yeah, that was from me sorry. I’ll PM you my bank account details to return it. Apologies!4
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Humourous though Burner's comment is, an approach like that would be an indication of fraud / money laundering.
In the first instance, best to simply contact Barclays and say you don't recognise the transaction. That may be a resolution in itself. If not, allow Barclays to resolve and that approach (report from yourself) should be the best tactic to avoid any CIFAS markers.0 -
badmemory said:check actual online banking, call them in the am, don't spend it, then check the app was real not some scam.
very odd but welcomed if it’s legit.0 -
Do you have enough of your "own" funds in that account, if the bank recall the money, not to put you overdrawn?
I wouldn't touch it if I were you, until you're sure where it's come from and it is actually yours.How's it going, AKA, Nutwatch? - 12 month spends to date = 2.56% of current retirement "pot" (as at end January 2025)5 -
Grumpy_chap said:an approach like that would be an indication of fraud / money laundering.
People are clearly off form today...0 -
MarkR1985 said:badmemory said:check actual online banking, call them in the am, don't spend it, then check the app was real not some scam.
very odd but welcomed if it’s legit.6 -
Chino said:Grumpy_chap said:an approach like that would be an indication of fraud / money laundering.
People are clearly off form today...That wasn't speculation, that was a warning.
Eco Miser
Saving money for well over half a century9 -
Sea_Shell said:Do you have enough of your "own" funds in that account, if the bank recall the money, not to put you overdrawn?
I wouldn't touch it if I were you, until you're sure where it's come from and it is actually yours.
Well if they do then given the rules on O/D charges. You have to get a warning you are going to be overdrawn & incur charges.
Strangely enough. This will give the OP time to move it back.
Life in the slow lane0
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