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justhere4coffee.bsky.social
If anyone's calling Barclays/Barclaycard/Visa in the UK, it might be amusing to remind them they ran an ad campaign where they literally said that what you're buying is YOUR business, not anyone else's!
August 21, 2025 at 1:45 AM
rya.nc
I called to close my account and told them why.
A Barclaycard Platinum Visa, cut in half.
April 30, 2025 at 9:12 AM
reactiveashley.cat
Ending all relationships.
No #Bigotrycard, no #Barclaycard.

#StandWithTransPeople
April 30, 2025 at 12:37 PM
wildpembs.bsky.social
time to ditch the #barclaycard
April 8, 2025 at 8:12 PM
ukads.bsky.social
Rowan Atkinson didn't buy a rug with his Barclaycard in 1991
March 31, 2026 at 7:31 AM
joxley.jmoxley.co.uk
"No, you can't manage your account in a browser" seems like a mad thing to do?

Can anyone recommend a good credit card with no foreign transaction fees?
Your Barclaycard online servicing is closing on 19th August The Barclaycard app provides the most secure and convenient way to manage your account and you can use it to manage your Barclaycard right now.
July 20, 2026 at 12:39 PM
mostlyharmless.northsky.social
I phoned to close my Barclaycard account. They know why, because I told them.
A platinum Barclaycard cut in half
April 30, 2025 at 3:36 PM
ukads.bsky.social
At the wedding, Rowan Atkinson should've used his Barclaycard in 1994
August 19, 2026 at 6:13 AM
sonofbengt.bsky.social
My January Barclaycard
#TOTP
January 30, 2026 at 9:40 PM
dinohkay.bsky.social
Happy St Patrick’s Day
a man is holding a trophy that says barclaycard
ALT: a man is holding a trophy that says barclaycard
media.tenor.com
March 17, 2026 at 8:07 AM
retiredmascots.bsky.social
Richard Latham and Bough
Barclaycard
1991-1997

Rowan Atkinson dumbed 007 down in his role as Richard Latham, a smarmy, bungling MI7 operative whose every case saw him outwitted by a Barclaycard, while Henry Naylor played his sidekick, Bough. Atkinson would later reprise this role as Johnny English.
Rowan Atkinson as Richard Latham and Henry Naylor as Bough Richard Latham and a woman acting as spectators to a wedding, with Bough butting in to remind Latham about his Barclaycard An article from the Yorkshire TV Times magazine in March 1991 about about the making of Atkinson's Barclaycard ads
April 15, 2026 at 7:09 PM
theguardian.com
Barclaycard sent me a bill for someone else’s account
Barclaycard sent me a bill for someone else’s account
It told me a year ago I had applied for a credit card – now it is it telling me my payment is overdue
www.theguardian.com
September 16, 2026 at 7:18 PM
sirhiss.bsky.social
Timeline cleanse: I closed my Barclaycard account and told them to get fucked
May 26, 2024 at 9:41 PM
nickmotown.bsky.social
The card I received this year is so mysterious that it doesn't actually say the word “Valentine” on it anywhere, and the naughty, sexy message tells me I’m pre-approved for a Barclaycard.
February 14, 2026 at 7:14 AM
20thcenturyfox.bsky.social
Rang up and closed my Barclaycard account on the back of this. When asked why, I told them! Small action but felt good.
April 30, 2025 at 1:49 PM
mostlyharmless.northsky.social
I called to cancel and told them why.

No #Bigotrycard, no #Barclaycard.

#StandWithTransPeople

(Barclays has been problematic for as long as I can remember tbh. In the late 80s as a student I boycotted them for their support of the SA apartheid regime)
A platinum Barclaycard cut in half
April 30, 2025 at 3:30 PM
mostlyharmless.northsky.social
Done.

And I told them why.
A platinum Barclaycard cut in half
April 30, 2025 at 3:32 PM
ukads.bsky.social
Rowan Atkinson needed a plummer so used his Barclaycard in 1995
July 16, 2025 at 6:00 AM
williamcarruthers.bsky.social
Barclaycard forcing everyone to use their app is annoying
October 3, 2026 at 7:38 AM
ukads.bsky.social
Dudley Moore should've bought his records with a Barclaycard in 1981
April 30, 2025 at 6:00 AM
nickmotown.bsky.social
The card I received this morning is so mysterious that it doesn't actually say “Valentine” on it anywhere, and tells me I'm preapproved for a Barclaycard.
February 14, 2025 at 10:52 AM
planningtransport.co.uk
They take Access *and* Barclaycard.
mikeyashworth.bsky.social Mike @mikeyashworth.bsky.social · Dec 7
British Rail & Travellers-Fare - what you could expect to eat & drink at station buffets and on trains in 1977. The "Travellers-Fare is quality" strapline came in for some stick in the late '70s. #railways #menu #food #drink

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One of a series of menu and drinks tariff cards inside a British Rail Travellers-Fare folder and dating from 1977; the Breakfast and Bill of Fare cards, dated June 1977, and showing the design for the 1977 Queen's Silver Jubilee are alongside the drinks menu from the same month and the Wine List from August 1977. The latter notes that the wines are from the "famous BTH cellars" these being the old British Transport Hotels and yes, the railway companies cellars were often regarded as having some decent plonk in them, alongside some run of the mill items, having been major buyers over the years for their hotels, station and train catering divisions. The Travellers-Fare division of BTH was set up in 1973 and replaced the British Rail Catering brand. They were 'split' off from BTH in 1982 when the railway hotels were part of a privatisation disposal. The main menu or "Bill of Fare" includes some main meals including Salmon, Roast Beef and Fricassé of Chicken, alongside a Cold Ham and Tongue salad or Sardines on Toast. It is Apple Tart and Ice Cream for sweet or cheeses. Alongside the Silver Jubilee symbol the card shows you could pay by cash, cheque or by 'Access" or Barclaycard or Luncheon Vouchers. Breakfast menu : British Rail : Travellers-Fare : menu card and tariff : 1977. One of a series of menu and drinks tariff cards inside a British Rail Travellers-Fare folder and dating from 1977; the Breakfast and Bill of Fare cards, dated June 1977, and showing the design for the 1977 Queen's Silver Jubilee are alongside the drinks menu from the same month and the Wine List from August 1977. The latter notes that the wines are from the "famous BTH cellars" these being the old British Transport Hotels and yes, the railway companies cellars were often regarded as having some decent plonk in them, alongside some run of the mill items, having been major buyers over the years for their hotels, station and train catering divisions. The Travellers-Fare division of BTH was set up in 1973 and replaced the British Rail Catering brand. They were 'split' off from BTH in 1982 when the railway hotels were part of a privatisation disposal. The Breakfast menu shows the then famous BR Full Breakfast range, for £2.45, and a 'Continental' version at £1.05. You could pay in cash, cheque and by "Access" or Barclaycard credit card or Luncheon Vouchers. Drinks : British Rail : Travellers-Fare : menu card and tariff : 1977. One of a series of menu and drinks tariff cards inside a British Rail Travellers-Fare folder and dating from 1977; the Breakfast and Bill of Fare cards, dated June 1977, and showing the design for the 1977 Queen's Silver Jubilee are alongside the drinks menu from the same month and the Wine List from August 1977. The latter notes that the wines are from the "famous BTH cellars" these being the old British Transport Hotels and yes, the railway companies cellars were often regarded as having some decent plonk in them, alongside some run of the mill items, having been major buyers over the years for their hotels, station and train catering divisions. The Travellers-Fare division of BTH was set up in 1973 and replaced the British Rail Catering brand. They were 'split' off from BTH in 1982 when the railway hotels were part of a privatisation disposal. The card includes the "Travellers-Fare is Quality" - a statement that by the late-70s was beginning to be questioned! The list here includes a wide range of sherries, including a La Ina, aperitifs such as Martini and Dubonnet, spirits, beers and soft drinks. Wines : British Rail : Travellers-Fare : menu card and tariff : 1977. One of a series of menu and drinks tariff cards inside a British Rail Travellers-Fare folder and dating from 1977; the Breakfast and Bill of Fare cards, dated June 1977, and showing the design for the 1977 Queen's Silver Jubilee are alongside the drinks menu from the same month and the Wine List from August 1977. The latter notes that the wines are from the "famous BTH cellars" these being the old British Transport Hotels and yes, the railway companies cellars were often regarded as having some decent plonk in them, alongside some run of the mill items, having been major buyers over the years for their hotels, station and train catering divisions. The Travellers-Fare division of BTH was set up in 1973 and replaced the British Rail Catering brand. They were 'split' off from BTH in 1982 when the railway hotels were part of a privatisation disposal. This is the wines list showing prices for both table and bottles wines. The card includes the "Travellers-Fare is Quality" - a statement that by the late-70s was beginning to be questioned! Bottles ranged from £2.05 to £3.80 a bottle with some half and quarter bottles available.
December 7, 2025 at 3:23 PM
hxvalley.bsky.social
Barclaycard taking 2 payments within the same month
October 27, 2023 at 6:56 AM
i-fib.bsky.social
Barclaycard, the balance of which I pay off monthly, wrote to me last month to ask if I would like to stop doing that - and leave a little each month on which they could charge interest - to 'help me manage my finances better'.

Not satisfied with my nil response, they've followed it up with a text.
October 6, 2026 at 5:51 AM