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Nationwide Building Society is a British mutual financial institution. Its headquarters are in Swindon, England. Nationwide offers current accounts, savings, investments, loans, credit cards and other financial products.
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Mobile App (47%)
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Website (25%)
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Login (14%)
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Transactions (8%)
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Withdrawals (3%)
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Transfer (3%)
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Nationwide Issues Reports Near Woodhall Spa, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Woodhall Spa and nearby locations:
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Daniel height
(@dheight1990) reported
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Cherry Willingham, England
@AskNationwide paid cash in at 10 when u opened,told systems down but would be done asap,stil not in my bank.Cant even ring the branch.Rang main office said cant do anything if not in by tomoz ive got to go back in to branch? Why should i have to go out my way when its your fault
Nationwide Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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JIBOTECH 💡
(@JibotechPeter) reported
@AskNationwide @AskNationwide can i ask a question, i haven’t completed my biometric verification yet,and i need to make a payment of £5000 ,i did the last time,my account was blocked and i was logged out,how can you help,do i need to notify you guys via bank app before i can proceed
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Nope
(@No_name_on_twit) reported
@AskNationwide She really needs to speak to someone in the UK, preferably Scotland who can help her speed things up. Someone who will not fob her off with excuses of technical issues and jargon.
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Nope
(@No_name_on_twit) reported
@AskNationwide my daughter is trying to arrange a mortgage with Nationwide. It’s taking too long (4 weeks so far!) they keep telling her there is a problem with the IT system. I think someone has screwed up. Should she go elsewhere for her mortgage? 1/2
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Stevio
(@Rothbury01669) reported
Bit of unexpect cash today - £62 to be precise from @AskNationwide 15 years ago the Mister opened a cashbook account at Nationwide in Edinburgh to deposit some cash when his dad died on behalf of his nephew who was out of country but left it by his Grandad. It was in there for a couple of years Eventually he returned to Scotland and the Mister gave him the cash his dad (nephews grandad) wanted to leave it - the account was at 0 Today ..... text from Nationwide to his number saying they had post returned to them and needed to speak to him about his account - he doesn't even have the passbook Couldn't use the automated service was we had no account number to hand and it kept cutting him off and saying it couldn't help without one. Decided to ring using my credentials as I have a current and savings account with them. I went through security and then explained about his text and asked if it was genuine and put his on the phone He have his address in Newcastle ..... nope .... EH6 they said ..... it was that far back and he gave them his old address in Leith. Bingo Turns out that the 0 became about a tenner in an interest payment the following year and it's earned interest ever since and it's now at £62 and a few pennies The letter was to say that his passbook account was now a sort code and account number, like a current account and was returned in the post. We've got the details and tomorrow he can log in and claim that little bit of cash Thanks Nationwide
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Steven Vacher
(@UKSVacher) reported
@AskNationwide Back working in Chrome now 👍
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Nope
(@No_name_on_twit) reported
@AskNationwide Would not recommend using the Nationwide direct for a mortgage. Problems caused by their own IT system have held up the application which are having a knock-on effect with the process. No real help from the helpline. Rubbish
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Stevio
(@Rothbury01669) reported
Bit of unexpect cash today - £62 to be precise from @AskNationwide 15 years ago the Mister opened a cashbook account at Nationwide in Edinburgh to deposit some cash when his dad died on behalf of his nephew who was out of country but left it by his Grandad. It was in there for a couple of years Eventually he returned to Scotland and the Mister gave him the cash his dad (nephews grandad) wanted to leave him - the account was then at 0 Today ..... text from Nationwide to his number saying they had post returned to them and needed to speak to him about his account - he doesn't even have the passbook Couldn't use the automated service was we had no account number to hand and it kept cutting him off and saying it couldn't help without one. Decided to ring using my credentials as I have a current and savings account with them. I went through security and then explained about his text and asked if it was genuine and put his on the phone He have his address in Newcastle ..... nope .... EH6 they said ..... it was that far back and he gave them his old address in Leith. Bingo Turns out that the 0 became about a tenner in an interest payment the following year and it's earned interest ever since and it's now at £62 and a few pennies The letter was to say that his passbook account was now a sort code and account number, like a current account and was returned in the post. We've got the details and tomorrow he can log in and claim that little bit of cash Thanks Nationwide
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Stevio
(@Rothbury01669) reported
Bit of unexpect cash today - £62 to be precise from @AskNationwide 15 years ago the Mister opened a cashbook account at Nationwide in Edinburgh to deposit some cash when his dad died on behalf of his nephew who was out of country but left it by his Grandad. It was in there for a couple of years Eventually he returned to Scotland and the Mister gave him the cash his dad (nephews grandad) wanted to leave him - the account was then at 0 Today ..... text from Nationwide to his number saying they had post returned to them and needed to speak to him about his account - he doesn't even have the passbook Couldn't use the automated service was we had no account number to hand and it kept cutting him off and saying it couldn't help without one. Decided to ring using my credentials as I have a current and savings account with them. I went through security and then explained about his text and asked if it was genuine and put him on the phone He gave his old address in Newcastle ..... nope .... EH6 they said ..... it was that far back and he gave them his old address in Leith. Bingo Turns out that the 0 became about a tenner in an interest payment the following year and it's earned interest ever since and it's now at £62 and a few pennies The letter was to say that his passbook account was now a sort code and account number, like a current account and was returned in the post. We've got the details and tomorrow he can log in and claim that little bit of cash Thanks Nationwide
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MattH
(@M95754861557) reported
@JLP_officialxxx @AskNationwide I'm no expert but might they put a CIFAS marker by your name (and anyone they think you are linked to) making it difficult to bank elsewhere? I would cooperate then close it and tell them to **** off.
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Colin Perkins
(@ColinPerkins20) reported
@AskNationwide I’ve been on the phone to them only to be passed on to another who told me that we couldn’t go any further having asked the same questions in which he was given the same answers Nationwide fix your problems