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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 (40%)
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Website (24%)
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Login (18%)
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Transactions (14%)
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Withdrawals (2%)
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Transfer (2%)
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Nationwide Issues Reports Near St. Ives, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in St. Ives and nearby locations:
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Matt Silver
(@cornishsilver) reported
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St. Ives, England
@AskNationwide hi trying to pay a payment via the app and it’s not working as it doesn’t recognise monetary amounts? Saying it’s invalid. Trying to pay a builder before Christmas!
Nationwide Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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SAR
(@sratcliffe2) reported
@AskNationwide good afternoon I'm trying to transfer money into my cash is from my Flex direct account but the app isn't allowing me to do it. Can you help?
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Peter Osborne
(@Sy1ney) reported
@AskNationwide Hi Karen. That’s not working as she doesn’t have an account number. She’s going round in circles. Very frustrating.
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Becky Armstrong-Corbett
(@bchypnotherapy) reported
@AskNationwide seems their mortgage application lines are only open when everyone is at work. My son can’t have his phone at work. Guess when the lines are open 9-5. Unbelievable joke. He’s finished by 5.15. No online chat no help for working people after they finish work. Jeez.
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Becky Armstrong-Corbett
(@bchypnotherapy) reported
@AskNationwide You’re sorry my son wishes to keep his private information (which you need to identify him before the call can continue) private and only ring you after work? Please just have your phone lines open as per your website at 6pm.
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Mark G
(@Frankie44444) reported
@AskNationwide Shame you won’t help customers struggling with ptsd. Shameful company
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Becky Armstrong-Corbett
(@bchypnotherapy) reported
@AskNationwide Your website says you can ring until 6pm. Which isn’t true. You don’t take calls after 5pm. How do you expect working people to ring you when they work until 5pm?
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Kam Dhaliwal
(@KamDhaliwalx) reported
@AskNationwide so if you don't speak english you can't report a card lost via customer service?? 🤔🤔 Even though you confirm details while sitting with your daughter on speaker phone? But request she speak on your behalf?
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Matt Johnson
(@mjj1286) reported
@AskNationwide Yes, tried making payments with other payment methods (e.g. Nationwide credit card, etc) but not working either. Am retrying one payment with another card so will see if it works. Re.sending a new debit card out, what's the number to call? Thought this was done automatically?
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Peter Osborne
(@Sy1ney) reported
@AskNationwide She’s a previous customer but nothing currently open. She thought she’d opened an isa 6 weeks ago and was waiting for ID verification.
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Peter Osborne
(@Sy1ney) reported
@AskNationwide Thanks again Karen. I take your point but she (I) uploaded a copy of her drivers licence with the online application as proof of her ID. There is clearly an issue at your end. She has decided to go elsewhere because she’s getting nowhere with your organisation.