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Lloyds Bank plc is a British retail and commercial bank with branches across England and Wales. Lloyds Bank offers current accounts, savings, investments, loans, credit cards and other financial products.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Taunton, England
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Lloyds Bank Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Daniel Latto (@DanielLatto) reported@laze83 @LloydsBank "Branch access remains important to us," - thats why we give you 30 minutes of opening time but only in a blue moon on wednesdays I hate these replies by them - they think theyre helping, but you just look *****
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flowersandchains (@LadyMuckOMRLP) reported@LloydsBank What is the point of complaining. YOU ARE SHUTTING THE BANKS. YOU ARE DENYING ACCESS TO HUMAN BEINGS. YOU ARE REMOVING HUMAN STAFF. YOU ARE NO LONGER A BANK. I AM LOOKING ELSEWHERE NOW TO MAKE MY MONEY SAFE.
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Kim Harris (@Kimindex) reported@LloydsBank Hi I have a general enquiry which your chatline wouldn't help me with. They told me to ring. I don't want to. Can I message you?
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John Spencer (@jonniespence) reported@DavidWebbTweet @LloydsBank Your statement: “Lloyds bank have changed their internet banking system. You no longer have to enter your password to log in! This is a major security flaw in the software update”. How is this a major security flaw ?!?!?!
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Andy Shepherd (@AndyJShepPhoto) reported@LloydsBank after the recent issues with people's personal and banking information being visible across the banking groups apps can you disable the feature that allows screenshots to be taken. The Barclays app doesn't allow it and neither should yours.
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Jatroa 🏴 (@jatroa) reported@LloydsBank But Lloyds never have glitches - according to Lloyds complaints officer. (so no need to investigate) Which is true? 1. it does, as stated by Lloyds? 2 It doesn't - so no glitch investigations will be made- so customers left at risk?
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Alan Dudman (@AlanDudman999uk) reported@lloydsbank utterly shambolic service at Milton Keynes branch. Will be moving my money elsewhere. Worst service I've ever experienced with one server and over an hour wait to get a single bank statement from a savings account. Chronically bad.
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Not Claudia Chaitto (@NChaitto39819) reported@LloydsBank @jatroa Having access to, and seeing full details on screen, are completely different in Lloyds eyes, so there’s no need to report a breach now
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David Webb (@DavidWebbTweet) reported@FreeAndyT @LloydsBank But they take the settings from the app on your phone and apply them to your account. That means when you log in from any PC it doesn't ask for your password. Obviously PCs aren't equipped to check fingerprints or anything so the security is very weak.
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The Cummins Accountability Project 🌎 (@tcumminsap) reported@LloydsBank I mean it was a complaint that because increasing frustrating because somebody was pasting answers to me from a crib sheet. A fast pass to showing customers you’re not understanding the nuances of the situation your insecure bank caused and causing them to lose their temper. It was even suggested I contact @OnlyFans - and so there you Go - they’re tagged. Let’s see if effectively a porn site - or a site used to shake men down - has better scruples that @LloydsBank. I’d actually enjoy writing that piece.