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Santander UK plc is a British bank, wholly owned by the Spanish Santander Group. Santander offers current accounts, savings, investments, loans, credit cards and other financial products.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Newbury, England
The chart below shows the number of Santander reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Newbury and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Santander users through our website.
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Mobile App (61%)
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Login (13%)
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Website (11%)
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Transactions (10%)
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Withdrawals (3%)
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Transfer (2%)
Community Discussion
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Santander Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Jemma Anderson 💙
(@Jemstar76) reported
@MorganBroadcast I hope @santanderuk @santanderukhelp will work with you to investigate exactly what went wrong here to protect all its customers. I’ve been a customer of theirs for 20 years+ but will switch in a heartbeat if their systems mean my money and security is compromised.
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hamsters.screenplay
(@HamstersScreen) reported
@MorganBroadcast @santanderuk PINs are easy. If someone has your phone & can access your bank accounts with it, they can just navigate to "Display Card Details" (different banks may use different terms) and then "Display PIN". If you set up biometric access, your phone will require your fingerprint to unlock.
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Lisa Hignett
(@Lolisa46) reported
@MorganBroadcast I have never had an issue with @santanderuk but this is very worrying. My heart goes out to you Charlotte
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Myz Lilith
(@MyzLilith) reported
@bethanyrutter @santanderuk You have to be logged in to the banking app to view your pin. So if a criminal can see it, they're also already in a position to transfer your entire balance to another account. But the fact that these people managed to unlock the phone *and* access the banking app is terrifying.
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Stephanie Savage
(@steffisav) reported
@MorganBroadcast Im sorry you’ve had to go though this, if anything this has convinced me to leave @santanderuk I’ve been thinking about it for some time. I had an issue a few weeks back about what I thought was fraud in my account. Passed from pillar to post they didn’t know who should deal with
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Teddy Leppington
(@TeddyLeppington) reported
@MorganBroadcast Try you and yours, BBC RADIO 4 consumer programme. I'm a @santanderuk customer seriously thinking if it's wise to remain so.
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WrenyJ
(@WrenyJen) reported
@MorganBroadcast Jeez, I'm glad I don't bank with @santanderuk, they sound awful. I agree with others, sounds like an inside job at @VirginActiveUK.
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hamsters.screenplay
(@HamstersScreen) reported
@MorganBroadcast @santanderuk If someone has your phone, they have access to your card PIN via whatever banking apps you have installed. In the Santander app it's Manage Cards > View PIN (I can't attach a screenshot as the app doesn't screenshot for "security" reasons but I could take a photo on a 2nd phone)
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Irena 🇺🇦
(@ORIoliver) reported
@MorganBroadcast Similar happened to my friend in July. Card etc stolen from gym, thief somehow got access to pin. @santanderuk totally unhelpful. Kept stupidly sending info to stolen phone. Rude to my friend, treated her like a criminal despite immaculate banking record.
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Harriet - a human. 💚💜🤍
(@BippetyBoop) reported
@drclairetaylor @santanderuk @bancosantander Utterly pants and somewhat bizarre. Even with my basic knowledge of IT security, having access to the PIN like that is totally bonkers.