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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 Cottenham, England
The chart below shows the number of Nationwide reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Cottenham, 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 Cottenham, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Cottenham and nearby locations:
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Andrew Harmsworth FRAS 😷 (@harmsy) reported from Cambridgeshire, England@RevdCharles @AskNationwide Good guess. No, I know what it is, and they do it every few years so that our end date doesn’t come early. Profits before principles. Or “computer error” as they call it!
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Andrew Harmsworth FRAS 😷 (@harmsy) reported from Oakington and Westwick, EnglandInterest rate has gone up on our @AskNationwide mortgage, so of course our monthly payment has gone *down* £74 per month. Interest rates should go UP more often please! I think their software has a bug…
Nationwide Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Kleo Sings UK (@KleoSingsUK) reported@AskNationwide I have also sent an email to you CEO as I’m unable to find a customer support email
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Georgina Grimwood (@_GeorginaMG) reportedHey @AskNationwide , this new “push notification” instead of payment due text message is useless and no way near as effective. Fix it please.
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Frazer Grant (@financefraz) reported@AshDavidsonUK @AskNationwide eww thats not the best is it for a customer of 30yrs! I don't bank with them tbh, only savings and a credit card, still have a bank acct with them to take advantage of the £100 payment though
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Eda Gumush (@cicekeda73) reported@AskNationwide are your online services not working? Your status says normal but I’m having trouble transferring money into accounts from one account into another? Please help
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Neve (@nevesunhappy) reported@AskNationwide app down? I cannot pay for anything from my phone, the app says my account does not exist ..
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All Mark (@MarkAll19523693) reported@AskNationwide I make a regular payment every month to an existing payee. However today it is asking me to use a card reader. It never asks me to use a card reader for existing payee. I have never had a card reader. What is going on? Is this a temporary glitch?
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Rebel444 (@Rebel444120668) reported@DebiEvansMatron @AskNationwide Bad, Ask you why you are withdrawing your own money, for years, and not just Nationwide. Then they don`t want you to have a lot of cash at home. All of them are a problem.
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lewis (@LewisBuddle_15) reported@AskNationwide I’ve found a customers card and house keys but your automated helpline can’t help me, can you DM me?
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karen mckenzie (@kazbabs75) reported@AskNationwide phoned customer service 3 times this afternoon spoke with 3 different advisors and got 3 different answers to the same problem. How do I know what the correct answer is (if any!)
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Hols 🍒 (@Hmadtmts) reported@AskNationwide I’ve just tried to call the call centre with an issue I have & I was verified & then the bot said “Due to unforeseen circumstances your call cannot be taken right now” - Please can you help? I need to speak to someone ASAP, thanks