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Erik Ribsskog

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Update/Fwd: Complaint about Barclays/Fwd: Complaint/Fwd: Property in Norway

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Erik Ribsskog	Thu, Jul 17, 2014 at 1:59 AM
To: "complaint.info"
Hi, to do with the meeting, with the unshave man, at Barclays Bootle, last week. (Like I explained about, in the forwarded e-mail). I now remember, that he said, something like: 'There's no _avenue_, that leads to an overdraft, for your acount'. (Something like that). I thought that perhaps was a bit strange use of the word 'avenue', (instead of e.g. 'way'). Could he have been mocking me, (or something like that), since my address is 10 Keith Court, Keith _Avenue_, (in Walton, Liverpool). Just something I thought about. Regards, Erik Ribsskog ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com> Date: Fri, Jul 11, 2014 at 4:40 AM Subject: Complaint about Barclays/Fwd: Complaint/Fwd: Property in Norway To: "complaint.info" <complaint.info@financial-ombudsman.org.uk> Hi, to do with this mortage, that I'm trying to get, on my property, in Norway. I was at Barclays in Walton, on Monday. They told me to go to Barclays in Bootle or Lord Street, to speak with a mortage-advisor. So I went to Barclays Bootle, on Tuesday. There I got to speak with Paula Farrell. (About an apointment with a mortage-advisor). But I wanted to complain a bit here. I explained in the meeting, that I was there a bit late, because I couldn't find the branch, at first. (They have a big shopping-centre there). And then Farrell said: 'Were tucked away at the front'. I thought she was being sarcastic. And then she told me to tell someone that I went to the meeting with the mortage-advisor next week. What's that supposed to mean? Was it a threat or something? Why would I need to tell someone I was going to a meeting at the bank. This I wanted to complain about, since this could seem like a threat, I think. Also she asked about my new mobile-number twice. Which I thought was to many times. Also I went back there today, (Thursday), regarding an overdraft. Then Farrell wasn't there. But an unshaven blond man, sat there, and asked me what I wondered about. I explained that I had given Farrell the wrong answer about my Barclays-account, on Tuesday. Because when I wondered about an overdraft. (Since the Jobcentre are messing with me, so that I almost starve to death). Then I answered it wasn't a student-account. (Because I wondered if I could have an overdraft for graduates, that I've read about, some time ago. Since I've now gotten my degree, from Norway, in 2009). I told the blond man, that my Barclays-account was initially a student-account. (But that the meeting with Farrell was mostly about the mortage. So I managed to remember wrong, about the Barclays account). I had also brought with me, the business-card, of the Barclays staff, in Sunderland, (Neville J. Anderson), that I spoke with, about a bank-account, in 2004, when I studied, at the University of Sunderland. (Since I've had that card in my wallet, since then, by chance, I think one have to say). And then the clerk said there was no way I could have an overdraft. I think that's strange, that I can't have an overdraft, for graduates, when I've now gotten my Høgskolekandidat-degree, from Oslo University College, (in IT). And also, why don't their staff shave, I was wondering. That's strange in custommer-facing-role, I'd say. When I served my conscription-service, in the Norwegian Army, in 1992/93. We were told we eighter had to have no beard or a full beard. Nothing inbetween was considered 'kosher', (as I remember it). I guess working in a bank, as an advisor like that, could be compared with representing a country's army. At least I thought it was a bit strange, that the Barclays-staff have a three day beard, like we call it, in Norway. (Like Richard Gere, in Pretty Woman, I guess). Farrell also asked me if I had any days I couldn't have the meeting. And then she asked me if Friday was ok. And then she changed it to Friday next week. And then she didn't answer when I wanted to have the meeting later than 10 AM. So I wanted to complain about that Barclay Bootle aren't good at custommer-service. Thanks in advance for any help with this! Yours sincerely, Erik Ribsskog ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com> Date: Wed, Jul 2, 2014 at 4:45 PM Subject: Complaint/Fwd: Property in Norway To: Customer.Relations@rbs.co.uk Cc: complaint.info@financial-ombudsman.org.uk Hi, I was a bit in a hurry at the library yesterday, so I didn't notice that you called me 'Sir/Madam'. It's an insult that you call me Madam I think. This I wanted to complain about. Weren't RBS supposed to be sold to Santander. When is this sale going to happen, I was wondering. The sooner the better, I hope. Erik Ribsskog ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com> Date: Tue, 1 Jul 2014 15:56:32 +0100 Subject: Re: Property in Norway To: ~ RBS Customer Relations <Customer.Relations@rbs.co.uk> Cc: "complaint.info" <complaint.info@financial-ombudsman.org.uk> Hi, ok, which UK bank would be able to give me a loan on a propery in Norway then? Are there other British banks who are more international? Regards, Erik Ribsskog On 7/1/14, ~ RBS Customer Relations <Customer.Relations@rbs.co.uk> wrote: > Dear Sir/Madam, > > Thank you for your e-mail. > > At the outset, I would like to apologise for any inconvenience this > matter may have caused you. > > Unfortunately, we will not be able to provide a mortgage for a property > outside the UK. > > For opening a graduate account you will need to visit any RBS branch to > discuss the eligibility. > > Regards > Imran khan > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com] > Sent: 27 June 2014 12:12 > To: ~ RBS Customer Relations > Subject: Property in Norway > > Hi, > > I own part of a property in Norway. > > (My father inherited this, (from his bachelor-uncles, after two of them > had died), in 2005, but didn't want to own it, for some reason, and gave > half of his share on to me). > > My third bachelor-uncle, (Idar Sandersen), still lives there. > > But he is more than 90 years old. > > I want to sell it, but perhaps it's better to wait, untill my granduncle > dies. > > I've asked my earlier Norwegian banks, (from when I lived in Norway, > that is DNB and Nordea), if they could loan me some money, on this > property. > > But they have not given me any loans, for some strange reason. > > Because this property is in a place, (Hurum), where properties like > this, are in demand, (since it's close to the sea/fjord, etc.), it > seams. > > I'm not sure if you at RBS are used to dealing with properties in > Norway, so I've waited many years, with contacting you, about this. > > But I guess my share of this property could easily be worth *** > > And at the same time, I have problems with the Jobcentre. > > They stop my allowance, 'all the time'. > > (And they also take me to court, acusing me of haveing written dirty > e-mails to their staff. > > I rather want to live on the money for this propety I own, than having > to deal with the Jobcentre any longer. > > If that's possible). > > Can I please get a loan, on this property. > > And then I can pay it back, after Idar Sandersen dies. > > Since I almost starve to death, every year, (or so), due to problems > with the Jobcentre. > > I've also gotten my degree, in 2009, from Oslo University College. > > Could I please have a bank-account, for graduates, with an overdraft, > (for graduates), I was wondering. > > Best regards, > > Erik Ribsskog > *** WARNING : This message originates from the Internet *** > The Royal Bank of Scotland plc, Registered in Scotland No. 90312. 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