Odd question, isn't it.

Got an income tax refund in the form of a cheque.

Sent it off - as I've done for many years - by post to my bank (Barclays)
branch with paying in slip.

Came back as address unknown.

They've apparently closed the Wandsworth branch. I've no idea which branch
I'm now with.

Thought the Barclay's website would give an address for such things, if
now a central one.

And you'd have thought they'd have had mail re-directed...

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"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
...

Odd question, isn't it.

Got an income tax refund in the form of a cheque.

Sent it off - as I've done for many years - by post to my bank (Barclays)
branch with paying in slip.

Came back as address unknown.

They've apparently closed the Wandsworth branch. I've no idea which branch
I'm now with.

Thought the Barclay's website would give an address for such things, if
now a central one.

And you'd have thought they'd have had mail re-directed...


Put your sort code in he
http://findsortcodes.co.uk

"Richard" wrote in message ...

"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
...

Odd question, isn't it.

Got an income tax refund in the form of a cheque.

Sent it off - as I've done for many years - by post to my bank (Barclays)
branch with paying in slip.

Came back as address unknown.

They've apparently closed the Wandsworth branch. I've no idea which branch
I'm now with.

Thought the Barclay's website would give an address for such things, if
now a central one.

And you'd have thought they'd have had mail re-directed...


Put your sort code in he
http://findsortcodes.co.uk

Or, if you prefer:
http://findsortcodes.co.uk/results.p...C +wandsworth

gives this:
BARCLAYS BANK PLC 209069

Equivalent Codes:
20-90-69
20 90 69 WANDSWORTH
LEICESTERSHIRE, LE87 2BB, Phone: (845) 7555555,
LEICESTER
England


BARCLAYS BANK PLC 209074

Equivalent Codes:
20-90-74
20 90 74 WANDSWORTH 2
LEICESTERSHIRE, LE87 2BB, Phone: (845) 7555555,
LEICESTER
England

On 05/08/15 17:48, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Odd question, isn't it.

Got an income tax refund in the form of a cheque.

Sent it off - as I've done for many years - by post to my bank (Barclays)
branch with paying in slip.

Came back as address unknown.

They've apparently closed the Wandsworth branch. I've no idea which branch
I'm now with.

Thought the Barclay's website would give an address for such things, if
now a central one.

And you'd have thought they'd have had mail re-directed...

Frankly I pop round to the bank, fill out the slip, put in the envelope
and jobs done


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the right place whilst your head is in the clouds and your hand is in
someone else's pocket.

"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message
...

On 05/08/15 17:48, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Odd question, isn't it.

Got an income tax refund in the form of a cheque.

Sent it off - as I've done for many years - by post to my bank
(Barclays)
branch with paying in slip.

Came back as address unknown.

They've apparently closed the Wandsworth branch. I've no idea which
branch
I'm now with.

Thought the Barclay's website would give an address for such things, if
now a central one.

And you'd have thought they'd have had mail re-directed...

Frankly I pop round to the bank, fill out the slip, put in the envelope and
jobs done

Really?

In article , The Natural Philosopher
writes
On 05/08/15 17:48, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Odd question, isn't it.

Got an income tax refund in the form of a cheque.

Sent it off - as I've done for many years - by post to my bank (Barclays)
branch with paying in slip.

Came back as address unknown.

They've apparently closed the Wandsworth branch. I've no idea which branch
I'm now with.

Thought the Barclay's website would give an address for such things, if
now a central one.

And you'd have thought they'd have had mail re-directed...

Frankly I pop round to the bank, fill out the slip, put in the envelope
and jobs done


Local Lloyds has an ATM which allows you to feed in your cheque and will
read the actual amount written on it. Never had it fail - not that I've
used it a lot.
--
bert

In article ,
The Natural Philosopher writes:
Frankly I pop round to the bank, fill out the slip, put in the envelope
and jobs done

You don't have to fill out a paying-in slip anymore in Barclays.
You just give the cheque to the cashier and let them swipe your
Barclays bank card to pick up your account details, and you get a
printed receipt back.

I believe they're also trialing a scheme where you just take a
picture of the cheque with your phone using their app, and they
use just that digital image.

--
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In article ,
Andrew Gabriel wrote:
In article ,
The Natural Philosopher writes:
Frankly I pop round to the bank, fill out the slip, put in the envelope
and jobs done

You don't have to fill out a paying-in slip anymore in Barclays.
You just give the cheque to the cashier and let them swipe your
Barclays bank card to pick up your account details, and you get a
printed receipt back.


Ah - Barclays are catching up. I've been doing this for years at my bank.

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On 05/08/15 21:41, Andrew Gabriel wrote:
In article ,
The Natural Philosopher writes:
Frankly I pop round to the bank, fill out the slip, put in the envelope
and jobs done

You don't have to fill out a paying-in slip anymore in Barclays.
You just give the cheque to the cashier

After queueing for 15 minutes, in which time you can fill in the slip
and the envelope and push it in the letter box provided.

and let them swipe your
Barclays bank card to pick up your account details, and you get a
printed receipt back.

I believe they're also trialing a scheme where you just take a
picture of the cheque with your phone using their app, and they
use just that digital image.



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the right place whilst your head is in the clouds and your hand is in
someone else's pocket.

On Wed, 05 Aug 2015 23:05:08 +0100, Tim Streater wrote:

Go to any Barclays Branch, they don't have cashiers any longer,

They are hacking back their branches, from the 4th December this year
the nearest bank branch of any variety will be 20 miles away and
virtually no public transport. At the begining of the year we had two
banks in town HSBC and Barclays. HSBC pulled the plug a couple on
months ago, their ATM has gone. Barclays are pulling the plug so that
machine will go. Just as well there is one down at the relatively new
Spar but that's not in the town center but down (and I mean down
about 100' descent/ascent) near the river.

Still have the Post Office for some counter based banking for some
banks but the PO is probably under threat...

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In article ,
Huge wrote:
On 2015-08-06, Tim Streater wrote:
In article , Huge
wrote:

On 2015-08-05, Tim Streater wrote:

[20 lines snipped]

Go to any Barclays Branch, they don't have cashiers any longer,

I wonder who those nice ladies are behind the counter in my local
Barclays, then?

Yours is behind the times, dear boy.

Must be multiple ones, since I was in a different branch this afto and
they had cashiers, too.


Our branch hasn't any staff at all - it was closed last year.

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In article ,
The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 05/08/15 17:48, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Odd question, isn't it.

Got an income tax refund in the form of a cheque.

Sent it off - as I've done for many years - by post to my bank
(Barclays) branch with paying in slip.

Came back as address unknown.

They've apparently closed the Wandsworth branch. I've no idea which
branch I'm now with.

Thought the Barclay's website would give an address for such things,
if now a central one.

And you'd have thought they'd have had mail re-directed...

Frankly I pop round to the bank, fill out the slip, put in the envelope
and jobs done

That would be fine if I ever needed to visit my bank. Or any one, come to
that. But I don't. And haven't for years. But I do have a post box at the
end of my road. And stamps in my wallet.

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In message , "Dave Plowman (News)"
writes

That would be fine if I ever needed to visit my bank. Or any one, come to
that. But I don't. And haven't for years. But I do have a post box at the
end of my road. And stamps in my wallet.

If you go down the Post Office route, you'll need Barclays envelopes.
You can order some from 0800 169 3091. I thought I had to do this
because I live in a rural area miles from the nearest bank - apparently
I could have stayed in Tooting to get the same level of service!
--
Nick (=----)

On Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 11:41:48 AM UTC+1, Nick wrote:
In message , "Dave Plowman (News)"
writes

That would be fine if I ever needed to visit my bank. Or any one, come to
that. But I don't. And haven't for years. But I do have a post box at the
end of my road. And stamps in my wallet.

If you go down the Post Office route, you'll need Barclays envelopes.
You can order some from 0800 169 3091. I thought I had to do this
because I live in a rural area miles from the nearest bank - apparently
I could have stayed in Tooting to get the same level of service!
--
Our local post office have supplies for several banks.

jonathan

In article ,
Jonathan scribeth thus
On Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 11:41:48 AM UTC+1, Nick wrote:
In message , "Dave Plowman (News)"
writes

That would be fine if I ever needed to visit my bank. Or any one, come to
that. But I don't. And haven't for years. But I do have a post box at the
end of my road. And stamps in my wallet.

If you go down the Post Office route, you'll need Barclays envelopes.
You can order some from 0800 169 3091. I thought I had to do this
because I live in a rural area miles from the nearest bank - apparently
I could have stayed in Tooting to get the same level of service!
--
Our local post office have supplies for several banks.

jonathan

Which is something I suggested many years ago that now seems to be
coming true in that we don't need a branch of every bank in every
village. The post orifice can cover them all which is good business for
the PO.

Mind you if cash and cheques become a thing of the past, then what would
be their reason to be?.

Other than a place old people can go to and gossip and pass the time of
day ..

More like a financial cafe arrangement;?...
--
Tony Sayer

In message ,
Jonathan writes
On Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 11:41:48 AM UTC+1, Nick wrote:
In message , "Dave Plowman (News)"
writes

That would be fine if I ever needed to visit my bank. Or any one, come to
that. But I don't. And haven't for years. But I do have a post box at the
end of my road. And stamps in my wallet.

If you go down the Post Office route, you'll need Barclays envelopes.
You can order some from 0800 169 3091. I thought I had to do this
because I live in a rural area miles from the nearest bank - apparently
I could have stayed in Tooting to get the same level of service!
--
Our local post office have supplies for several banks.

Which was true of my PO. It was only after some time I was told by the
postmaster that he'd run out because he relied on donations of envelopes
from customers.
jonathan

--
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"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
...
Odd question, isn't it.

Got an income tax refund in the form of a cheque.

Sent it off - as I've done for many years - by post to my bank (Barclays)
branch with paying in slip.

Came back as address unknown.

They've apparently closed the Wandsworth branch. I've no idea which branch
I'm now with.

Thought the Barclay's website would give an address for such things, if
now a central one.

And you'd have thought they'd have had mail re-directed...

Give them a chance, they only made £ 3.1bn profit for the first
six months this year.

"Barclays bank has reported a 25% rise in statutory pre-tax profits
to £3.1bn for the six months to the end of June.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-33699423

Where would they end up if they frittered it all away putting
adresses on websites or arranging for mail to be re-directed ?


I used to pay off my Barclaycard and the odd bill at a branch
1/2 a mile from my house. Before that closed they'd already
introduced nightsafe type things - you put the cheque and
bill into their envelope - pull the handle - that's it.
Once it closed I used the same thing at a main branch
with no counter service to speak of. Blow me went to another
branch I happened to be passing to do the same thing -
luckily no queue at the counters "sorry sir we don't have
(whatever they're called) in all our branches "


michael adams

....

In article ,
Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Odd question, isn't it.

Got an income tax refund in the form of a cheque.

Sent it off - as I've done for many years - by post to my bank (Barclays)
branch with paying in slip.

Came back as address unknown.

They've apparently closed the Wandsworth branch. I've no idea which branch
I'm now with.

Thought the Barclay's website would give an address for such things, if
now a central one.

And you'd have thought they'd have had mail re-directed...

Is there a branch address on your cheques. What does it say on your
statements?

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Dave Plowman (News) wrote:

Got an income tax refund in the form of a cheque.
Sent it off - as I've done for many years - by post to my bank (Barclays)
branch with paying in slip.

Is the issuing bank also Barclays, by any chance? If so, their
smartphone app has a trial to allow paying in photos of cheques.

Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Odd question, isn't it.

Got an income tax refund in the form of a cheque.

Sent it off - as I've done for many years - by post to my bank (Barclays)
branch with paying in slip.

Came back as address unknown.

They've apparently closed the Wandsworth branch. I've no idea which branch
I'm now with.

Thought the Barclay's website would give an address for such things, if
now a central one.

And you'd have thought they'd have had mail re-directed...


That's what you get for banking with a major bank. Bugger all customer
service. I moved to Nationwide years ago as they have local branches,
local telephone numbers and actually answer the phone and are helpful(if
incompetent at times). I tried to get service from HSBC recently, it was
a hopeless situation. Call centre in India and an admin office in
Birmingham which had lost all the information. The local bank employee
said, I don't attempt to phone in if I'm sick, India just loses the
call. I find my US bank far superior at customer service and they answer
the phone 24/7 with a good attitude.

On Wednesday, August 5, 2015 at 5:49:27 PM UTC+1, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Odd question, isn't it.

Got an income tax refund in the form of a cheque.

Sent it off - as I've done for many years - by post to my bank (Barclays)
branch with paying in slip.

Came back as address unknown.

They've apparently closed the Wandsworth branch. I've no idea which branch
I'm now with.

Thought the Barclay's website would give an address for such things, if
now a central one.

And you'd have thought they'd have had mail re-directed...

Don't pay in cheques by post. We get quite a few from out holiday leeting business and the last two that I sent to my branch were interecepted in the post and stolen. One had the amount changed from £400 to £1400.

You would think this was hard to do with all the identity stuff you have to do to open an account. When I rang my bank, saying it was either them or GPO staff, they said definitely the latter.

However, my bank RBS and several others now have a very good paying in service vie the local post office. It works fine and saves me driving 20 miles tyo pay in a cheque.

Jonathan

On Wed, 5 Aug 2015 11:33:27 -0700 (PDT), Jonathan
wrote:
However, my bank RBS and several others now have a very good paying
in serv=
ice vie the local post office. It works fine and saves me driving
20 miles =
to pay in a cheque.

You can use the Post Office to pay into NatWest and Lloyd's accounts
too.

Isn't there a smartphone paying-in app coming soon ?

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In article , "Dave Plowman (News)"
writes
Odd question, isn't it.

Got an income tax refund in the form of a cheque.

Sent it off - as I've done for many years - by post to my bank (Barclays)
branch with paying in slip.

Came back as address unknown.

They've apparently closed the Wandsworth branch. I've no idea which branch
I'm now with.

Thought the Barclay's website would give an address for such things, if
now a central one.

And you'd have thought they'd have had mail re-directed...

You should be able to send it to any Barclays branch just as if you
walked in the door.

--
bert

In message , bert
writes
In article , "Dave Plowman (News)"
writes
Odd question, isn't it.

Got an income tax refund in the form of a cheque.

Sent it off - as I've done for many years - by post to my bank (Barclays)
branch with paying in slip.

Came back as address unknown.

They've apparently closed the Wandsworth branch. I've no idea which branch
I'm now with.

Thought the Barclay's website would give an address for such things, if
now a central one.

And you'd have thought they'd have had mail re-directed...

You should be able to send it to any Barclays branch just as if you
walked in the door.

I send mine to Barclays, Leicestershire, LE872BB with my branch (St.
Albans) as a header.

The alternative is to drive to the Gorilla's armpit itself (St. Albans)
and stick it in the branch post box!

My business accounts are with NatWest who still accept post at the
branch.


--
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On 05/08/2015 17:48, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Odd question, isn't it.

Got an income tax refund in the form of a cheque.

Sent it off - as I've done for many years - by post to my bank (Barclays)
branch with paying in slip.

Came back as address unknown.

They've apparently closed the Wandsworth branch. I've no idea which branch
I'm now with.

Thought the Barclay's website would give an address for such things, if
now a central one.

And you'd have thought they'd have had mail re-directed...


Why not pay it in at a Post Office?
http://www.postoffice.co.uk/branch-b...20-%20Deposits
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Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Odd question, isn't it.

Got an income tax refund in the form of a cheque.

I get (all too rarely) tax repayments direct to the bank account I told
HMRC to use. Have you not been invited to do so or do you not trust
them with your sort code and account number?

--
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In article ,
Robin wrote:
Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Odd question, isn't it.

Got an income tax refund in the form of a cheque.

I get (all too rarely) tax repayments direct to the bank account I told
HMRC to use. Have you not been invited to do so or do you not trust
them with your sort code and account number?

Not been asked, to the best of my knowledge. And of course they have my
bank details - I was a freelance for years and paid my tax twice a year by
online bank transfer.

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Dave Plowman London SW
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Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Not been asked, to the best of my knowledge. And of course they have
my bank details - I was a freelance for years and paid my tax twice a
year by online bank transfer.

HMRC aren't allowed to just use bank details you used to pay them to
send money back to you. But if you are still required to make a return
there's an option towards the end under "If you have paid too much tax"
to give
bank or building society account details for any repayment". Mind you
that's only for income tax so even if you had (or have) done that it
wouldn't work if your repayment was for other taxes or duties.
--
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Robin posted
Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Not been asked, to the best of my knowledge. And of course they have
my bank details - I was a freelance for years and paid my tax twice a
year by online bank transfer.

HMRC aren't allowed to just use bank details you used to pay them to
send money back to you. But if you are still required to make a return
there's an option towards the end under "If you have paid too much tax"
to give
bank or building society account details for any repayment". Mind you
that's only for income tax so even if you had (or have) done that it
wouldn't work if your repayment was for other taxes or duties.

These days they can use your bank details to remove any money from your
account that they think you owe them, without asking permission from
anyone. See under "Direct recovery of Debts".

--
Les

Big Les Wade wrote:
Robin posted
Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Not been asked, to the best of my knowledge. And of course they have
my bank details - I was a freelance for years and paid my tax twice
a year by online bank transfer.

HMRC aren't allowed to just use bank details you used to pay them to
send money back to you. But if you are still required to make a
return there's an option towards the end under "If you have paid too
much tax" to give
bank or building society account details for any repayment". Mind
you that's only for income tax so even if you had (or have) done
that it wouldn't work if your repayment was for other taxes or
duties.

These days they can use your bank details to remove any money from
your account that they think you owe them, without asking permission
from anyone. See under "Direct recovery of Debts".

If HMRC get to that stage (which they can only do after jumping through
a lot of hoops) do you really think they'd have trouble finding a UK
account in the name of a UK resident taxpayer? I can see problems with
DRD but I don't see it as a reason for an averagely compliant
taxpayer[1] not to ask for repayments by BACS to an account rather than
by payable order.

[1] or even an average behind-the-camera worker
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Got nowhere trying to find out the correct procedure via Barclays site.
You'd have thought 'paying in a cheque' in their search box would have
given a clue - but not.

Eventually made it to a branch. And talked to a human. Was told I no
longer have a branch as such. And can post a cheque to any branch with
pay-in slip and they will process it.

They took the cheque in question and the pay in slip and put them in a
'special' envelope with a tear off strip as a receipt. So much for the
paperless revolution. ;-)

Both my cheques and pay in books have my old branch address on them. I
take it when I need new ones, they'll be blank?

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In article ,
Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Got nowhere trying to find out the correct procedure via Barclays site.
You'd have thought 'paying in a cheque' in their search box would have
given a clue - but not.

Eventually made it to a branch. And talked to a human. Was told I no
longer have a branch as such. And can post a cheque to any branch with
pay-in slip and they will process it.

They took the cheque in question and the pay in slip and put them in a
'special' envelope with a tear off strip as a receipt. So much for the
paperless revolution. ;-)

Both my cheques and pay in books have my old branch address on them. I
take it when I need new ones, they'll be blank?

Mine, not Barclays, have the data processing centre address

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"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
...

Got nowhere trying to find out the correct procedure via Barclays site.
You'd have thought 'paying in a cheque' in their search box would have
given a clue - but not.

Eventually made it to a branch. And talked to a human. Was told I no
longer have a branch as such. And can post a cheque to any branch with
pay-in slip and they will process it.

They took the cheque in question and the pay in slip and put them in a
'special' envelope with a tear off strip as a receipt. So much for the
paperless revolution. ;-)

Both my cheques and pay in books have my old branch address on them. I
take it when I need new ones, they'll be blank?

Do you not bother to read replies to your posts? Several posters have
offered solutions.
Your bank address is one of two possible:

Equivalent Codes:
20-90-69
20 90 69 WANDSWORTH
LEICESTERSHIRE, LE87 2BB, Phone: (845) 7555555,
LEICESTER
England


BARCLAYS BANK PLC 209074

Equivalent Codes:
20-90-74
20 90 74 WANDSWORTH 2
LEICESTERSHIRE, LE87 2BB, Phone: (845) 7555555,
LEICESTER
England

In article ,
Richard wrote:
Do you not bother to read replies to your posts? Several posters have
offered solutions.
Your bank address is one of two possible:

Equivalent Codes:
20-90-69
20 90 69 WANDSWORTH
LEICESTERSHIRE, LE87 2BB, Phone: (845) 7555555,
LEICESTER
England

Does that look like a full postal address to you?

It doesn't to me.

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Dave Plowman London SW
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In article ,
Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
Richard wrote:
Do you not bother to read replies to your posts? Several posters have
offered solutions.
Your bank address is one of two possible:

Equivalent Codes:
20-90-69
20 90 69 WANDSWORTH
LEICESTERSHIRE, LE87 2BB, Phone: (845) 7555555,
LEICESTER
England

Does that look like a full postal address to you?

It doesn't to me.

The one for the Business Account I run from Barclays is identical. It works

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In article ,
charles wrote:
In article ,
Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
Richard wrote:
Do you not bother to read replies to your posts? Several posters have
offered solutions.
Your bank address is one of two possible:

Equivalent Codes:
20-90-69
20 90 69 WANDSWORTH
LEICESTERSHIRE, LE87 2BB, Phone: (845) 7555555,
LEICESTER
England

Does that look like a full postal address to you?

It doesn't to me.

The one for the Business Account I run from Barclays is identical. It
works

It says 'Wandsworth' on it, Charles? Or the sort code?

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Dave Plowman London SW
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On Tue, 11 Aug 2015 14:32:10 +0100, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:

Do you not bother to read replies to your posts? Several posters have
offered solutions.
Your bank address is one of two possible:

Equivalent Codes:
20-90-69 20 90 69 WANDSWORTH LEICESTERSHIRE, LE87 2BB, Phone: (845)
7555555,
LEICESTER England

Does that look like a full postal address to you?

It doesn't to me.

Just putting Barclays, LE87 2BB on the envelope would it get there. But
googling the postcode says 1 Churchill Place, Leicester.

On 11/08/2015 15:03, Adrian wrote:
On Tue, 11 Aug 2015 14:32:10 +0100, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:

Do you not bother to read replies to your posts? Several posters have
offered solutions.
Your bank address is one of two possible:

Equivalent Codes:
20-90-69 20 90 69 WANDSWORTH LEICESTERSHIRE, LE87 2BB, Phone: (845)
7555555,
LEICESTER England

Does that look like a full postal address to you?

It doesn't to me.

Just putting Barclays, LE87 2BB on the envelope would it get there. But
googling the postcode says 1 Churchill Place, Leicester.

You need a house No to accompany the post code if you want it to go to
the exact house. A post code covers several houses (usually).

"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
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In article ,
Richard wrote:
Do you not bother to read replies to your posts? Several posters have
offered solutions.
Your bank address is one of two possible:

Equivalent Codes:
20-90-69
20 90 69 WANDSWORTH
LEICESTERSHIRE, LE87 2BB, Phone: (845) 7555555,
LEICESTER
England

Does that look like a full postal address to you?

It doesn't to me.

Oh dear
Didn't realise that you needed it in pictures, my fault entirely:

BARCLAYS BANK PLC
Wandsworth Branch
Leicester
LE87 2BB
Leicestershire
England

Even a handy phone number to phone and moan:
Phone:+44 845 7555555

In article ,
Richard wrote:
Does that look like a full postal address to you?

It doesn't to me.

Oh dear
Didn't realise that you needed it in pictures, my fault entirely:

BARCLAYS BANK PLC
Wandsworth Branch
Leicester
LE87 2BB
Leicestershire
England

Is that how you write a full postal address? ;-)

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Dave Plowman London SW
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