Barclays Fraud Refund

Bank fraud is a serious issue that has evolved alongside the advent of digital banking. In the UK, banks like Barclays and their customers lose millions of pounds every year through fraudsters. When fraud takes place on your account, such as an unauthorised transaction, the bank will investigate on your behalf.

If Barclays bank decided against you during the investigation, such as by stating that you were partly responsible for the fraud, then you won’t be able to receive any refund from the bank directly. Thankfully, at Claims Bible we can help fight your case for you. So if you believe you were unfairly refused a refund, we’ll work with you to claim your fraud refund directly from the bank.

Will Barclays refund scammed money?

Modern bank fraud can take many forms, especially as we grow more reliant on technology and digital banking. As a result of this, we’re more vulnerable than ever before to the threat of bank fraud. To counter this, banks investigate all cases of fraud on an individual basis.
However, if banks like Barclays decide that you were somewhat accountable for the fraud – such as by providing personal bank details – then they won’t offer any sort of compensation. At Claims Bible, we can help you claim any lost money back from Barclays and give you a chance to recover funds that you have lost.

Advice from Barclays to Stay Safe

Barclays Bank deals with fraud on the front lines every day, so they understand the landscape quite well. They offer a good variety of resources to help you stay safe from scammers and fraudsters. Some of the main advice they provide includes:

Keep tabs on transactions

Try to keep an eye on your bank transactions on a regular basis. By doing this, you’re much more likely to detect fraudulent activity on your account quickly. Acting fast can help you stop potentially losing out on significant sums of money.

Keep security information safe

Many scams rely on obtaining your security information through various means. So make sure that you keep this information safe and don’t ever let strangers know about your passwords, PIN codes or login details for banking.

Stay informed about scams

New scams and bank fraud tactics seem to appear every year, so make sure to stay informed. There are various bank scams out there, so know what to look out for.

Update devices and software regularly

Make sure that you keep your PC, smartphone and tablet up to date with the latest software. This will ensure any known vulnerabilities that scammers use to gain access to your accounts are patched.

Use a strong password

Keep your accounts safe by using strong passwords that are difficult to guess. Aim to include letters, numbers and symbols to ensure that your password is unique and impossible to obtain through brute force.

How to start your bank fraud refund claim against Barclays

If you’ve been a victim of bank fraud while a customer of Barclays bank but haven’t received compensation, our team at Claims Bible can help. We use a thorough process to understand your claim and give your case the best chances for success. Here’s how it works:

Fill out our Claims Bible form

To start your Barclays fraud refund claim, we’ll need you to fill out the Claims Bible form online. This will tell us the specifics of your case and give us an idea about your situation.

Legal expert review

After receiving your claim form, our team of legal specialists will look over your case. We’ll have a better idea of how to handle your case moving forward at this stage, ensuring that your claim has the best chance of success.

Case feedback

After we’ve reviewed your case, we’ll provide you with feedback based on what we’ve found. This will give you a good idea about how we’ll proceed and what we’ll do in order to get your money back from Barclays.

If you have any questions about the Claims Bible process, or would like to discuss your case further, please contact us today.

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