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WELSHIE1
10 Jan 10 17:55
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if so could they borrow me 50 pounds
will pay back(paypal,same method)
need to transfer funds into by tonight as havent been able to get to the bank with this weather


cheers

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By:
YORKYPETE.
When: 10 Jan 10 17:56
YOU MEAN LEND
By:
shergarburger
When: 10 Jan 10 17:57
lend
By:
8sid
When: 10 Jan 10 17:57
lol
By:
Paddy Mayne
When: 10 Jan 10 17:57
I am a Barclays Banker :)
By:
WELSHIE1
When: 10 Jan 10 17:59
got money and funds in my paypal account
but need to put funds in my barclays account
as i have a direct debit coming out tommorrow
By:
Hoss
When: 10 Jan 10 17:59
no but can we do it through b/fair?
if you can think of how, i dont mind ;)
By:
very-valuable
When: 10 Jan 10 17:59
How can anyone possible lend money to some one that dosn't know the difference between borrowing and lending
By:
WELSHIE1
When: 10 Jan 10 18:00
very-valuable

all the same where i come from
alirght you have had your laugh about my english etc
can anyone do us a favour


cheers
By:
Hoss
When: 10 Jan 10 18:01
^
By:
WELSHIE1
When: 10 Jan 10 18:03
look i need funds in there tonight
with a bank to bank transfer it takes mins now instead of days
i am an honest person trust me gov
By:
Hoss
When: 10 Jan 10 18:03
I'll take that as a no then
By:
WELSHIE1
When: 10 Jan 10 18:05
Hoss

dont think so
it needs to be a barclays money transfer
from one barclays to another

thanks anyway
By:
Hoss
When: 10 Jan 10 18:06
no probs wish i could help
By:
rufio
When: 10 Jan 10 18:09
Don't you have the resevre limit on your account, £150 resevre on top of your limit, costs £22 to use it
By:
WELSHIE1
When: 10 Jan 10 18:14
got a 100 pound overdaraft
but this direct debit will bring me over it
its my own feckkking fault but the nearest barlcays is over 5 miles away
and we had some serious snow yesterdat so couldnt get down there to pay cash in
By:
Diamond_Joe_Quimby
When: 10 Jan 10 18:31
Whats in it for us imo?
By:
WELSHIE1
When: 10 Jan 10 18:34
20%
By:
Hearts.no1
When: 12 Jan 10 09:26
did anyone help you welshie ?
By:
plainlazy
When: 12 Jan 10 09:32
who is the other person wanting to borrow the money
By:
Facts
When: 12 Jan 10 09:33
? If you've money in your Paypal account - why not just transfer it from there on -line, into your Barclays account ?
By:
WELSHIE1
When: 12 Jan 10 10:07
Hearts.no1 12 Jan 10:26
did anyone help you welshie ?

not in the end

but i got the dates mixed up the direct debit was today
so i put cash in my account yesterday


thanks for asking
By:
WELSHIE1
When: 12 Jan 10 10:07
Facts 12 Jan 10:33
? If you've money in your Paypal account - why not just transfer it from there on -line, into your Barclays account ?


takes 3-5 working days it would have been to late
By:
canaryboy
When: 12 Jan 10 10:09
i'd have done it if i'd been around

amazed nobody on here had the decency to help

sad times
By:
Van Basten
When: 12 Jan 10 10:36
If you have an ebay account with alot of transactions and its 100%,then that would say alot about your character,Also you could selll something for 50 quid just make it up.And then give the lender the money back when your ok,just cancel the transaction.And if you play up the buyer can open a dispute and get the money back from paypal.So to me that looks safe for the person lending money to you,to have a security that they can get there money back.
By:
V4 Vendetta
When: 12 Jan 10 11:22
Oo, collateralised lending breaking out. Watch out for the next credit crunch Gordon!
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