Hi,
yes, I’ve also complained to you about Barclays, a couple of times, in
the last couple of weeks.
And yesterday, I was at Barclays Walton, to ask if I could get a new checkbook.
And they told me I needed to go to e.g. Barclays Bootle then, to ask
to get a checkbook-account.
That’s a bit strange I think, that they can’t sort things like that at
Barclays Walton.
So this I wanted to complain about.
Also, when I went in there, at around 4.15 PM.
Then a big, middle-aged American guy, (or something), was just
standing there, blocking the door, and reading a letter.
He was very unaware of that I wanted into the bank.
(And was possibly unaware of that he was standing in front of the
door, blocking the whole door, (since he was quite broad), reading a
letter).
This seemed like so-called streat theater, to me, I have to say.
(Something like that).
So this I wanted to complain about.
Best regards,
Erik Ribsskog
On Thu, Jul 24, 2014 at 12:43 PM, Online-enquiries
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>
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> —–Original Message—–
> From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]
> Sent: 23 July 2014 18:10
> To: ~ RBS Customer Relations
> Cc: External Enquiries
> Subject: Complaint
>
> Hi,
>
> yesterday I was at your branch in Bootle, at Merseyside.
>
> I opened a student-account with Barclays, in Sunderland, in 2004.
>
> And in 2007, I switched to RBS.
>
> So this is initially a student account.
>
> And in 2009, I got my degree, from my home university, (Oslo University College).
>
> And I now don’t get my jobseekers allowance, (for some strange reasons).
>
> So I wondered if I could have an overdraft for graduates.
>
> (To get money for clothes for job-interviews and travel to job-interviews, etc.).
>
> I spoke with a brunette Cashier there, (Paula or something?), and a young clerk.
>
> The clerk said I only have three years to get an overdraft for graduates.
>
> But I’m from Norway, so I haven’t understood about these overdrafts, until recently.
>
> And my grandmother died in 2009, and it’s been like a horrible inheritance-brawl, in the years since this.
>
> And I still haven’t gotten my inheritance, (even if my mother died
in 1999, so I should have gotten some inheritance, after my mothers
mother).
>
> So I try to send a complaint about this.
>
> Since I think you are a bit un-flexible.
>
> I think RBS could be a bit more flexible, (since I’m in a difficult
economical situation, now in this hot summer-weather as well), so I
hope that you can offer me some type of overdraft or emergency-loan or
at least a check-book.
>
> My account is with your branch in Dale St., in Liverpool.
>
> So you can contact them, if you need more information, about my account.
>
> Yours sincerely,
>
> Erik Ribsskog
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