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Egg Barclaycard merger

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by Lovemoney Staff scott.bartlett on 16 November 2011  |  Comments 4 comments

Changes affecting Egg users

Egg Barclaycard merger

Due to a recent merger between Egg, the internet bank, and Barclaycard UK, existing Egg Card users will find that their accounts on MoneyTrack will be unable to update.  These users will no longer be able to use their Egg Card and login credentials to access their accounts.  Instead users will receive a new Barclays card and new login credentials from Barclaycard.

What you need to do at the Barclaycard site

If you are an existing Barclaycard customer and have already registered for mybarclaycard, then you need to log in as normal by selecting Log in to mybarclaycard.  You should then find your new Barclaycard account has automatically appeared beside you existing Barclaycard product(s).

If you are new to Barclaycard, or an existing customer who hasn’t registered for mybarclaycard before, then you need to set-up your account to access your information such as statement records and recent transactions.  You will need to have your new card to hand when following the simple on-screen instructions.  If you have been notified that you will not be receiving a new card you can still set-up your account but you will need the letter from Barclaycard containing your account details (which are needed to log in).

What Egg users will have to do on MoneyTrack

All you will need to do to set up the new account is to edit your existing Egg card account and enter the new Barclaycard login credentials, once this has been done you will need to do a manual refresh.

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  • scott.bartlett
    Love rating 31
    scott.bartlett said

    Hi willamune n b,

    You can use the link at the bottom of the newsletters to un-subscribe. I have done this for you but please be aware you may still receive a couple of emails over the next 24 hours as some emails are prepared in advance, sorry for any inconvenience this causes.

    Best regards,

    Scott

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  • Nick C
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    Nick C said

    In 1951 I opened a bank account with Barclays Bank Ltd. I used it very little since moving from Cambridge to Kent in 1970. the local branch closed their main Branch Car park and shut one of their 3 Branches in the town. I started to use First Direct who seem to be pretty efficient. earlier this year I thought that i would check my balance at Barclays. I knew it was small but positive. The account had been closed and the money taken by Barclays. I called the branch and was told that they could not trace me. I have lived in the same house for 42 years!! I made and appointment with the branch and I was told that I sjould have read the small print - what small print in 1951!! I pressed for the return of 'MY" money and after 6 weeks got a cheque in the post, with no apology, which I copied and cashed it - in First Direct!

    If you have an account with Barclays Bank Plc and have not used it recently - Try !! you might be surprised.

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