As you've paid up with Barclay's are you now doing the course with computeach?

The course location is the same (Dudley). I expected to travel for workshops when I signed up (I live on the Isle of Man). But I was saving travel costs by taking the exams here on the Island. I was due to pay the whole sum in February but have had my account frozen. I received a text message yesterday telling me to pay up. I have written to FOS and signed up with Fuzzbutt's law firm but nothing seems to be progressing. I don't want to go down the monthly fee route as that works out to over £11,000.

I have now had "Final Response" from Barclays confirming Computeach will: Pay for exam re-sits Supply Vouchers for exams in your area. Honour the length of contract you signed up for (mine is until 2012) Supply the course I signed up for (MCSE+CCNA) This has also been confirmed in an email from Computeach. As I have lost all confidence in distance learning and Computeach have such a bad reputation I don't want to continue with a provider I didn't sign up with. It looks like there is no argument left, I am due to pay in three days. Any suggestions?

I am due to pay my Barclays Finance in full at the end of the month, or incur massive interest payments. I have just spoken to them on the phone and have frozen the account until they can confirm the training provider. Freezing the account will not effect your credit rating. They are sending me a letter to that effect.

I have just spoken to barclays and they have said that in their terms and conditions they have to supply an alternative training provider, so that is what they are now sourcing, if they haven't found one by my payment date my account will be frozen. so thats a bit of positive news. This is apparently effecting 6500 customers.

I am due to start paying off my course at the end of February after the years payment holiday, obviously I don't want to do this. Does anybody have any info on this? Can anyone upload a copy of the contract for Advent and Barclays Finance I have "misplaced" mine. I have contacted a law firm and they need to read the small print. I will of course post any of my findings.