i think he deserves a kick in the bits

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Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2008 7:00 pm

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Sir,

I have made a simple request from you, and I expect you to respond by given me the information on the receipt of the transfer you did today if actually you have the slip. I expect to hear from you soon.

Yours faithfully,

D@VID STU@RT, SERVICE PARTNER M@NAGER, F0REIGN 0PERATIONS.
BARCL@YS INTERNATI0NAL BANK PLC L0NDON

he thinks his attitude will get him anywhere?

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Mr David

What you expect? If we are going to voice our expectations, I expect you to do the damn job you were hired to do! Do not give me attitude or my brother and I will take our business elsewhere!!

I have seriously been unsure of your dedication since the beginning and this last act is confirming my initial thought. I have done as you asked of me and you feel the need to treat me with disrespect? How dare you..

Because of your laziness in this transaction, I have decided to recall the moneygram payment. If you wish to continue with this business i suggest you provide me with bank account details so that I can transfer the money without further delays.

Jack

edited to add; I slap my lads sparingly and usually just before I plan on chopping their doller. this bait has been ongoing for 8 months. the original lad has had his doller chopped twice, has been sent to the transfer office so many times i think they named the street after him. we have fired 2 attorneys (even fired the first attorney 2 times). This is the 3rd or 4th banker we've had trying to help us. unfortunately he won't travel. Crying or Very sad

Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2008 7:20 pm

Love the answer, right tone, short and sweet and hopefully he'll let you close his account now Laughing

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