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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 Turriff, Scotland

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Nationwide Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • becclar15
    Bec (@becclar15) reported

    @AskNationwide hi Nationwide, new customer, how do I apply for a cash isa? It’s a mystery, website doesn’t specify if members or non members. Can’t call. How do I speak with someone please?

  • JordanPostingX
    Jordan (@JordanPostingX) reported

    @AskNationwide No, I can't do that as your bank has a stupid policy where you need the bank card to access interentet banking. Your phone lines are also useless as it's a robot who keeps saying the same thing over and over. Really unhelpful response at a very stressful time.

  • krupalb
    krupal (@krupalb) reported

    Very concerned by @AskNationwide handling of my account. Very disappointed with Nationwide. A payment was blocked, no clear reason was given, and my online access was restricted. Because my phone is also locked due to a work-profile issue, I’m left unable to access my banking...

  • Kaarin007
    Kaarin (@Kaarin007) reported

    @AskNationwide I lost a better interest rate because your processes are antiquated, if not down right illegal! 2 months to sort out a very small mortgage and it's caused so much stress. Complaints couldn't even tell me when a decision was made & the letter I never received @Debbiecrosbie1

  • Jul806223479
    Jul8 (@Jul806223479) reported

    @AskNationwide Are you having issues right now? I have tried to apply for a new product both on the app and desktop site and I get error messages.

  • Mickbfc76
    Mighty Claret (@Mickbfc76) reported

    @AskNationwide As a customer for over 15 years I'm gutted (again) that I'm not part of the fair sharer. Every time is a sad moment. Don't know what I'm doing wrong to miss such privileges even though I've been on your website to check

  • Geordiesbird
    Alyson Leitch (@Geordiesbird) reported from Woking, England

    @AskNationwide rang today to help a lady who us hard of hearing navigate your switch board..she only wanted to request a new cheque book. Nightmare.. ended up with the call handler saying if he requested a new book the book she is using will be cancelled.28 minutes .no result!

  • ianhf
    ianhf (@ianhf) reported

    Hmmm both @nsandihelp and @AskNationwide reminding me that phone customer contact services can be utterly dire - closing one and visiting high street for other.... #Inexcusable #TwentyFirstCentury

  • Noahjames_nan
    Noah's nan 🩷 (@Noahjames_nan) reported

    @AskNationwide Thank you, I put the phone down on them as I was sure it was a scam but wanted to be sure!

  • SheLovesTweets
    Sarah Bond 💙 🌻🧡 (@SheLovesTweets) reported

    @AskNationwide Thanks but it’s OK. I think I entered the wrong customer number so it worked today. I have a second number labelled ’reg’. Any idea what that would be?