In my decades of working for software companies and dealing with clients, I have had many conversations that went something like…
Client: We need the software to do _____.
Me: No problem. That’s a common request and can be set up in the configuration. I just need [ some specific information that only the client can provide ] from you to set it up. It’ll only take me a few minutes.
… crickets …
Several months later…
Client: WHY HAVEN’T YOU DONE THIS YET? MY BOSS IS SCREAMING AT ME! THIS IS ALL YOUR FAULT!
I can’t help but imagine something like that happened here. They’ve probably been repeatedly requesting this information for months, and whomever is responsible for providing it for the orchestra is just incompetent.
In my decades of working for software companies and dealing with clients, I have had many conversations that went something like…
Client: We need the software to do _____.
Me: No problem. That’s a common request and can be set up in the configuration. I just need [ some specific information that only the client can provide ] from you to set it up. It’ll only take me a few minutes.
… crickets …
Several months later…
Client: WHY HAVEN’T YOU DONE THIS YET? MY BOSS IS SCREAMING AT ME! THIS IS ALL YOUR FAULT!
I can’t help but imagine something like that happened here. They’ve probably been repeatedly requesting this information for months, and whomever is responsible for providing it for the orchestra is just incompetent.
No. There is a linked article in the main one that disproves your assumption.
https://www.theguardian.com/money/2023/dec/09/charities-barclays-frozen-bank-accounts