Won FOS Complaint but Barclays not complying

[hello12345]

I was going to say not to give the solicitor your email , as its to save them money, and their convenience to send you bullying emails and charge you for the privilege . Barclays solicitors got my email from my AQ I should of left it blank or put "no email" in the box. That was one of the many mistakes I made.

Edited March 25, 2020 by hello12345

[hello12345]

Maybe you could put in a summary judgement/strike out against them and play their game somebody will give you advice on how to do it,  it costs a little bit of money.

Edited March 25, 2020 by hello12345

[hello12345]

Here's a link I that you might be interested in if you haven't seen it. I'm not sure it will help but I will post it anyway.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-19511542

[hello12345]

On 25/04/2020 at 10:06, BankFodder said:

Sorry but there is more at stake than just simply get the CIFAS mark overturned here. It's also a question of producing the evidence to show that there's been an abuse of the CIFAS system – which there appears to have been.

Regardless of whether or not there is evidence or whether Barclays staff understand it, you must begin the complaint and tell them that you are giving them eight weeks as required by CIFAS and then it will be forwarded to CIFAS. Make sure they understand that this is not an FOS complaint. I can imagine that they will try to say that it has already gone to the FOS. They must understand that this is a separate complaint and which turns purely on the CIFAS marker which you believe has been applied abusively and that you want a final response within eight weeks and then you will be going to CIFAS.

Make sure all of this is recorded. It's essential. I'm sure that what has happened here is that someone of Barclays either didn't know their job or else decided to be vindictive in respect of the chargeback and simply apply the marker. Now they are not sufficiently big enough or transparent enough for honest enough to come clean.

This is correct the management at sharklays are vindictive knowing they have power and control and get kicks out of it, and their staff have to do what they are told, that's the reason they are quite often in the news every other week.

One guy nearly lost £193000 as he made a mistake on one digit of a sort code and the money went into somebody else's  account and they said they couldn't get it back and offered him about £25 in compensation. He spent about 46000 in a court case to get it back.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7766083/Pensioner-loses-193-000-inheritance-getting-one-digit-wrong-sort-code.html

[hello12345]

Write to the court and respectfully ask them to dismiss the set aside application as there is no reason to accept it. Tell them you never got any letters instructing you to send the claim to their solicitors and this Barclays Bank UK PLC is false. ( Send proof if you have it)

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