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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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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Nationwide users through our website.
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Mobile App (36%)
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Website (22%)
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Login (19%)
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Transactions (14%)
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Transfer (6%)
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Withdrawals (3%)
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Nationwide Issues Reports Near Preston, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Preston and nearby locations:
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stephen henry
(@stevo1965) reported
from
Rishton, England
@AskNationwide I tried to make a bank transfer this morning to my monzo account, still waiting for it to go through now I'm overdrawn thanks to your 'system being down again ' when will my bank transfer go through?? This is happening more and more joke of a building society
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Elliot ⚽️🏈🎮
(@SourEnvy) reported
from
Leyland, England
@AskNationwide Hi, I've just moved a substantial amount from a Halifax account over to my Nationwide account but it isn't currently showing. Any help?
Nationwide Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Sandy girl 🏴 🇬🇧
(@weechoukie) reported
@AskNationwide Who isn’t getting respect - creating a word salad about respect is not what banks are for. Give Grassroots football money but stop implying we are all terrible people .
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Just Jahmez
(@just_jahmez) reported
@AskNationwide Yawn, yet another organisation jumping on the woke agenda.... One word, PUKE! If you really want to help ordinary people, what about promoting a campaign to highlight the dangers of Knife crime or the misery caused by Pakistani Grooming gangs?
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tweetertat 🦖🟪⬜️🟩
(@tweetertat1) reported
@AskNationwide Silence brand! Why tf are banks jumping on this bandwagon. Sit tf down and provide us with financial products worth our time and money.
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PJR
(@VariusNefarius) reported
@AskNationwide That's the problem, you want to help to 'create a society'.
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Dave
(@Dave33175628) reported
@AskNationwide @amugsgame Majority of us are respectful,we are just tired with all this wokisum rammed down our throats
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Ikebukuro
(@IkebukuroIce) reported
@hmmbwav @AskNationwide Got a problem with that?
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Eggs Are Pee 🚀💰🇬🇧
(@iph0ne) reported
@AskNationwide For god sake. This **** again. I don’t understand why a bank thinks it’s customers appreciate being told what’s what by a child. If you’re against this constant lecturing move your Morgauge, switch banks and close accounts. Let’s see how virtuous they are when it costs them cash
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Mister Andrew
(@misterandrew) reported
@AskNationwide Most people expect a bank to be run by competent adults, Not require children to support their new ideologies!
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J
(@jfoz666) reported
@AskNationwide Why make an issue about it? The rest of us just get on with our lives and respect other peoples opinions and views.
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Angela Richardson
(@angier68_angela) reported
@AskNationwide It’s a shame you didn’t think to ‘be kind’ when I rang to tell you my marriage had broke down. The staff’s words to me where ‘well if you can’t pay your mortgage we’ll repossess your house’. No offer to help. In the end a rival offered me a mortgage and you cost me £2000 to leave