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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 Folkestone, England
The chart below shows the number of Nationwide reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Folkestone, 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 Folkestone, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Folkestone and nearby locations:
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Christina Bridge-The Gastronomes (@thegastronomes) reported from Folkestone, England@AskNationwide Im.not DMing you anything.but I can quite happily post the incompetent and rude reply from your head of customer engagement.your press office cant be bothered to reply. So I'll.just post it here. I'm a Journalist dear.
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H (@HHobbs97) reported from Folkestone, EnglandMaybe if @AskNationwide actually told its members what the issues are being caused by instead of providing the same copy paste answer, people would be a lot more understanding.
Nationwide Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Karen Fage (@kazzafage) reported@AskNationwide so just about to apply for a 0% cc from @Virgin only to find I can’t do that as you now own them! Another kick in the teeth for @AskNationwide customers & you’re supposed to be customer friendly! 😡
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Chris Hicks (@hicks_chris) reported@AskNationwide how do you access your exclusive online bond after it’s been opened if you bank with Virgin and not nationwide?
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𝐃𝐈𝐃𝐈 (@Elle2London) reportedI bank with them and in the 9 years I’ve been with them I’ve never received one kobo from them. @AskNationwide you’ve broken our bond 💔😭
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Tina Raistrick (@tinamay1977) reported@AskNationwide They cant be ,down detector are reporting issues. Ive done the above.
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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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Liz Reason (@lizreason) reported@AskNationwide I received an email about voting but it was empty. I would like it sent again successfully. I also want to know that I can vote for the customer representative
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Gary (@garytweeter) reported@AskNationwide @terryzimbo Customer for 23 years with mortgage and 2 X savings accounts, won't get a thing. Fairer share my arse.
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Ric M. (@revoraman) reported@AskNationwide What a bunch of absolutely useless ppl who man their Hlp Lines r. US site #CleanupPictures auto-renews without warning. They then hide behind screens such as Contact@support refusing to acknowledge. #Nationwide response? 'We cannot help. Have u tried to reach them?
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Preye Ababaowei (@PAbabaowei) reported@AskNationwide but I had an outstanding stipend that was supposed to be paid but was never made aware to me, I don’t know if you can help check my account and send the last bank statements on the account please 🙏🏿 It’s very important so I can take the case to court so I can properly paid
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Mark (@MARKAFN) reported@AskNationwide when a Fix rate bond has matured and if it is left to turn into an instant access maturity bond account can I then just add money to it and treat it like a normal savings account?