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HSBC Holdings plc is a British multinational investment bank and financial services holding company. HSBC offers current accounts, savings, investments, loans, credit cards and other financial products.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by HSBC users through our website.
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Mobile App (64%)
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Website (15%)
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Login (15%)
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Withdrawals (3%)
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Transfer (3%)
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HSBC Issues Reports Near Haverhill, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Haverhill and nearby locations:
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Aha.yes 💙
(@AmandaHayes6) reported
from
Pampisford, England
@HSBC_UK @Shelter Good luck with that - we just left HSBC bc their I'D verification process for our treasurers account was completely impossible
HSBC Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Eastreadingcommunity
(@Eastreadingcom) reported
@paullewismoney @HSBC_UK Sad day for lots of people who don't have smart phones or unable to use smart phones to access mobile banking
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NalediBarron
(@BarronNaledi) reported
@avtsuk @HSBC_UK You're not alone there in your HSBC experience Captain! Outsourcing of call centres is the death knell in the overall, consistently crappy service "offered" to customers by EVERY commercial bank ! (Except of course when they 1. want your money and 2. want to use your money)
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simon read
(@simonnread) reported
@RedCircleFP @HSBC_UK I don't believe for a second that any branch that HSBC is closing only has only one customer a day. It's abandoning loyal customers just to protect tens of billions of pounds of profits. I don't respect the business mantra that profits come first. It stinks.
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simon read
(@simonnread) reported
@RedCircleFP @HSBC_UK But as you said yourself, there are people who want the service. They're withdrawing it from them after what is probably years or decades of providing it. Surely you can understand customers' distress?
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PJ
(@PJHB_LTD) reported
@BBCBreaking "Less people are coming in our branches". Funny that, because every time I came in this year you told us you can't deal and I've to go online. Some people might be cynical! Awful. @HSBC_UK
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DubLdubya
(@hugospops) reported
7 working days now @HSBC_UK !
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Linda Evans
(@langcliffelady) reported
from
Langcliffe, England
@HSBC_UK so i am supposed to drive a round trip of 35 miles to bank our village hall cash and cheques. We don’t even have a direct bus service to there. Our branch always has elderly customers in looking for banking assitance. Shame on you. @JulianSmithUK
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James Bould
(@bouldie) reported
@_Adam73521 @HSBC_UK And I've no problem with that if they were honest rather than talking about community, corporate responsibility and caring for their older/vulnerable customers when they don't really give a toss about those customers. I've not been in a branch for years and that's fine for me.
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Wilameana
(@maverickladys) reported
from
Barrow-in-Furness District, England
@HSBC_UK @emmaballltd I can never get it to work & end up taking it into the branch! If you are closing so many branches the saving should be spent on improving your service, ie online & waiting time for phones
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Darren Cooke
(@RedCircleFP) reported
@simonnread @HSBC_UK That is globally and across all business lines. Are you suggesting they keep loss making branches open and that is funded by other clients elsewhere in the business? If people no longer want that service you stop providing it, simple as that.