Well... In their own "special" way they have been known to communicate.
Silly Pictures! That's the mature way to solve problems.
Think about it! Barclay does respond...  just in a childish way.
This shows they are not too busy or too important to respond...
They obviously have nothing they can say.

For a short time Barclay 'communicated' with us via their p1matrix web site....
but I guess they felt that even that was a little too much like dialog...
Shortly after they found out we knew about it, they moved it.

We have given Barclay plenty of opportunities to contact us, complain, reply to emails and forum posts... anything. The only indirect communication we have gotten from them, sadly... is through silly pictures and web links.

To make a long story short. We've known Barclay has been using hacking tools to view our unpublished web content for several years. We have also kept an occasional eye on Barclays antics. The difference is, we don't need sneaky hacking tools to view their unprotected site that is was* actually set up to encourage such activity.

* Barclay changed the settings as soon as we pointed this out.... but not before claiming our accusations here were directly from the "twilight zone" and simultaneously putting in a few re-directs to cute videos and therapy websites for us to find. Silly pictures or silly videos, what's the difference really? 

Let's begin.
CAUTION These copies of pictures from Barclay's web site may be offensive. Proceed at your own risk.

Here is a picture Barclay displayed shortly after meeting our head sales manager at the time (Paul Gross) when he posted a complaint against Barclay on the sundance telecom forum.

Notice the name of the file is "paul.jpg" 

Regarding undeserved negative feedback on eBay

Here is a good one. Barclay tracked down the president of our company and took this picture off his wife's Myspace page and posted it on his own server to let us know how obsessed he was with us.

It was left alone on his server for many months until we mentioned it's existence to hemichallenger (the person who left us suspicious undeserved negative feedback on eBay)

According to the file time/date stamp, within just hours of our communication to hemichallenger (providing him a link to the picture on Barclay's server) the picture was changed to this:

Barclay obviously wanted us to know he was in communication with hemichallenger

Barclay apparently reads the HTML code of every page we ever publish. Here is a picture of Alfred E Newman. One of our old web pages exposing Barclay's false FCC advertising mistakenly linked to a FCC logo picture on Barclay's server instead of the copy we made on our own. Not only did Barclay somehow notice this error, but he re-named the picture on his site and placed this in its place.  Too bad at the time we had removed any reference or links to the page in a truce gesture to see if Barclay would also back down. Bookmarks or hacking tools were the only way to find it at the time.... here is a copy of the old page it was found on: Click Here
Notice where the picture was in the top left. The name was "FCC Logo used today in addition to the official seal." Do an internet search for that in quotes and you will find this page:
Barclay Telecom Repair Services eBay Store About My Store
When we discovered Barclay had altered the graphic... since the page was only visible by him... we edited the page with a personal message to the Barclays. 

Here are a few pictures Barclay provided us apparently to let us know exactly how crazy about us they really were.

 

Here is a cute quote about arguing over the internet. Too bad Barclay never even made an attempt to communicate with us, much less argue. When we emailed him through eBay with a sincere call for a truce he reported it as harassment and continued the attacks and silly pictures.

The remainder are just miscellaneous "communications" in the only style Barclay apparently knows.