HSBC status: access issues and outage reports
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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.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Edinburgh, Scotland
The chart below shows the number of HSBC reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Edinburgh, Scotland and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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HSBC Issues Reports Near Edinburgh, Scotland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Edinburgh and nearby locations:
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Sheila Jardine (@SheJardine) reported from Edinburgh, Scotland@HSBC_UK is your online banking down? I can’t access
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Marie McKenna (@mazzamac1969) reported from Edinburgh, Scotland@HSBC_UK Hi, I’m not a customer but recd a fake text allegedly from HSBC about a security alert on my account and to click on a link. Clearly fake, taken a screen grab of text if your fraud team are interested?
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Sheila Jardine (@SheJardine) reported from Edinburgh, Scotland@HSBC_UK hello! Are your systems down today? Please respond
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GAZZA P (@wetgaz1329) reported from Dunfermline, Scotland@itvnews How will people bank with @HSBC_UK who don't have any access to a mobile phone?This is incredibly short sighted.
HSBC Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Or Sassur (@Orsassur2) reported@HSBC @HSBC_UK please help me
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Kyle (@kyle213187) reported@HSBC_UK Hello! I’ve woken up to over 25 emails saying your HSBC card has been registered for Apple Pay. This wasn’t me…. Is it a glitch or something or is someone actually trying to use my account
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Space0day (@space0day) reported@HSBC_UK Hey Team , it's been 1 month and I've not received my debit card on an overseas address. Even i didn't receive any update on mail whether it's dispatched or not. Please help me...
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Diane Hackney (@dithespy50) reported@HSBC_UK what a mess of a banking service you are!! Disgusting. And no I don't want to DM you because nothing happens thereafter!! You shouldn't be allowed to call yourselves a bank!
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Lauren 🦋 (@LaurenRose94_) reported@HSBC_UK I’ve just tried to update my change of name on the app but it’s saying I can only do this in person. All my local branches have closed down and I’m unable to get to one. What do I do please?
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:) (@mightselldrugs) reported@kyle213187 @HSBC_UK I think it's a glitch
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Helen Todd (@HelenTodd3) reported@jckchn88 @HSBC_UK Hi, spent 50 mins on hold to be told every UK customer received this in error and there is no issue with your cards. The woman told me I was ok to unfreeze my card. Hope that helps #HSBC #ApplePay
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DamonCarroll_75 (@dscarroll75) reported@HSBC_UK I would like you to get in touch with the branch and find out why these barriers exist This person needs access to a bank account and with the time scale Nov 26 that aint good enough
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nistaghm (@nistaghm) reported@HSBC_UK Hello. I am currently in the UK. I cannot log into my mobile app because SMS codes are not arriving at my Kazakhstan phone number. Can you help me reset my access or change the number?
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Tim Huckle (@timhuckle) reportedHSBC Apple Pay. Possibly all(?) HSBC UK customers have woken to an email from them confirming registration of their card on to Apple Pay. Contact centre on +30 minute wait times as concerned customers phone in. I’m told the comms were sent in error. @HSBC_UK