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I just opened a Barclays Savings account after an offer from AARP. I can't believe that AARP would be affiliated with a company like this. First it took almost 20 days to open a new account and in the interim, customer service was no help as to whether my application was in process. Then after it was active I sent on online question about how to set up alerts and 2-step authentication. The answer was to call customer service.
I called CS and there was so much background noise and a person with a difficult accent. I gave her my name (definitely a woman's name) and she kept calling me MR. It turns out that Barclays DOES NOT HAVE 2-step authentication. I was very surprised. And you cannot set any alerts. I don't know that I trust adding any more money to this account.
AARP - you need to reevaluate recommending this bank.
Say what, it took 20 days to open? You had to apply (customer service was no help as to whether my application was in process). Never have I heard of any of these things.
What kind of benefit did they offer? I may be wrong, but I don't think I have ever gotten a banking offer from AARP.
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