The business interruption of Barclays continues, and customers face payment issues on Sunday;

According to a report from PA Media, British bank business giant Barclays continued to face service interruptions, affecting customer payment. In IT small faults and Barclays warned that some people may see outdated balances, and payment or receiving payment may not be displayed.

The power outage began on Friday (January 31st) -This salary days of many British workers, and the last day of the self -assessment tax declaration form, caused a lot of commotion and frustration. The report added that although it is speculated that it is technical, it is believed that it is essentially technical.

Barclays said that it will ensure that “no customers are put in their pockets”

In a statement, Barclays apologized for “being affecting the continuous technical issues of our customer account” and stated that she would ensure that no customer “do not pay for her pocket.”

As of February 1, thousands of customers reported the DOWN detector, indicating that they were encountering the problem of mobile banking, online banking and payment bills. The bank said in a statement that ATM is not affected and customers can use cash. The bank also recommends using cards to pay.

“We will ensure that customers who are not affected are unavailable. We will keep the call center for a longer time on this weekend. We will actively contact customers who are likely to be vulnerable to harm.” Bank spokesman guarantees.

HMRC (income and customs) said in a statement that it has “closely cooperated” with Barclays to minimize the impact on those who submit self -assessment, and HMRC’s own service “normal work”. A spokesman added: “Any problems related to Barclays power outage will not cause HMRC to pay a late fine because these fines are not applicable until March 1.”

What do customers say? “Homelessness, no food, no money …”

The 39 -year -old civil servant Paola Mereu said in a speech to Pa Media that her family was homeless after her new house had failed due to a small failure. MEREU said that she sold her own home in Uxbridge. She lived with her husband and her two -year -old daughter. The family should move into them on January 31. New House in Chice County.

“We drove to (Friday Saishax County). We waited for everything on a moving van. Unfortunately, my lawyer called, and my lawyer called To some issues, we cannot complete the sale. Therefore, we sold the house-we made money from it-but we could not complete the other part of the sales, so we are essentially homeless. “

The frustrated customers also came into contact with a user of a user (formerly Twitter) on the social media. It was a joke on the social media. This is a joke because this is my money. “

(Input with PA Media)