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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.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Watton, England
The chart below shows the number of Nationwide reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Watton, England and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Nationwide Issues Reports Near Watton, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Watton and nearby locations:
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Jan Cockburn (@JanDuchess) reported from Attleborough, England@AskNationwide any problems with services this morning? Trying to make a transfer and says unable to, try later....
Nationwide Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Jasmin Keppie (@JasminKeppie) reportedBeen loyal customer to @AskNationwide for 16 years but having two current accounts with them every year and because I can’t afford to save not getting the £100 bonus totally has put me off banking with them now.
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Duncan Gillespie (@DuncsGillespie) reportedA big SO to the customer service @AskNationwide Orpington in setting up my Member Exclusive Bond.Other banks will just tell you to go home and do it online.But in branch it’s quick and more importantly safer, as it gives customers peace of mind from making mistakes #nationwide 🙌🏻
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fiona brown (@fionab2367) reported@eugenereid @AskNationwide Been a long life customer as well and cannot fault the service provided
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Sheridan Birtwistle (@twwooer) reported@AskNationwide UK National Cyber Security Centre recommends passkeys. Nationwide does not appear to have issued a statement about why it does not use them for banking. As your customer I would like a statement please about when you will adopt passkeys
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Alyson Leitch (@Geordiesbird) reported@AskNationwide She is not on the internet ,as she is 80. This is the reason I had to help her, as I’ve always done when she needs a new cheque book. Today my time was wasted Brendon was very belligerent and would NOT listen to me!
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daisy macvicar (@daisy_macvicar) reported@AskNationwide I’m currently unable to get into my account as it says “if you’ve forgotten your password” and I’ve followed the steps using the card reader to try and log in. It’s not allowing me to as it say there’s a issue and to restart the app
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Crissy (@xcrissyyy) reported@AskNationwide hi, are there any known app issues? Mine keeps timing out so I can’t log in
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Rachael Santangelo (@Beleza_Rach) reported from Haddington, ScotlandNot sure if it's @TheAA_UK or @AskNationwide who are not great but after 18 years breaking down on the motorway and being told someone will be here in 4 hrs when your 15 mins from Edinburgh is blowing my mind!!!!
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Tamara G (@wacgirl) reported@AskNationwide Thank you I will. I just find it really odd that in the 21st century we still have to go into a branch (which is closed today btw) usually at times we're working so inconvenient, and present the same ID we would present online? Either be fully online or don't say you are.
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Jordan (@jbtrance) reported@AskNationwide I've tired calling the bank now 3 times today and everytime I've got through they can't hear me... I know it's not the phone as I've used 3 different phones. Is there a problem on your end ?