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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 Battle, England
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Nationwide Issues Reports Near Battle, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Battle and nearby locations:
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Dean Morrison #FBPE #RejoinEU (@BarumDean) reported from Hastings, England@AskNationwide Do you think Boris Johnson has done anything to promote 'Respect' by condemning English footballers who take the knee? Sorry Nationwide, it looks like you started out with good intentions which you've completely undermined. WTF were you thinking?
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Dean Morrison #FBPE #RejoinEU (@BarumDean) reported from Hastings, England@AskNationwide @England @Lionesses You've completely undermined this campaign with your support for a Tory PM who condemns footballers who take the knee to show respect.
Nationwide Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Barry O'Neill (@BCJONeill) reported@AskNationwide Maybe you could just pass it on for me in true customer focused tradition Nathan?
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Preye Ababaowei (@PAbabaowei) reported@AskNationwide I really need the help of your back to properly check the losing of my account, so my name is Andy Ababaowei I studied at Nottingham Trent University, I was there on scholarship, and I was receiving my stipends from your bank.
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Lauren ☕🎶 (@DiamondDaysXO) reported@AskNationwide Hoping you can help me with this if APCOA refuse? It was on a debit card though.
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JTB (@fimbisj) reported@AskNationwide why is your telephone number for customers 03457302011 such rubbish? What’s wrong with just answering the phone? Why does AI have to be involved? when using callback it rings twice and hangs up. Your branch staff are brilliant your telephone service is terrible
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Peter McDermott💙 (@PeterMc_Dermott) reported@AskNationwide Had to find another way round getting to talk to someone. Poor service re bereavement
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Johnboy Scott 🏴🏴 (@Johnboy014) reported@AskNationwide Thank you for the £100. A loyal customer 👍 Oops,not a loyal customer. At least the Ceo has a good bunch of 💷💷💷 🤔👏👏😡
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lisa (@lisa98715214) reported@AskNationwide 7 weeks down the line and still have not registered my 90 year old grandads power of attorney as nationwide know nothing about Scottish law. Will be going to financial ombudsman on 8th week.
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JCB (@Plsdoright) reported@AskNationwide Oh, and by the way, the last time I phoned @AskNationwide for help, I was on the phone for nearly two hours…and even then, failed to resolve the problem
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Barry O'Neill (@BCJONeill) reported@AskNationwide Your new look appears to be flawed. No way to specify a specific date range for transactions and then print ALL of them in a single document, which means no saving them as a PDF either. Please fix this before you do away with the old format. Unhappy customer.
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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?