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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.
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TransactionsProblems in the last 24 hours in Margate, England
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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 (45%)
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Login (25%)
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Website (15%)
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Transactions (10%)
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Withdrawals (5%)
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Santander Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Smile! :)
(@LittleBitMe_) reported
@NP20193 @MorganBroadcast @santanderuk I've been with them about 10 years, no issues. (Thankfully) However... After reading this thread, I think I'll be switching. This is NOT on.
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Nicholas Diable
(@Defencebrief) reported
@BenRigbyJourno I'm sure she will given the apparent abundance of errors by the bank. I'm not surprised by her account having once been a customer of @santanderuk. Their approach to telephone banking security was always shockingly lax and left customers wide open to fraudsters.
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Dawn-Pedalplodder
(@PedalPlodder) reported
@PeterDbrash @MorganBroadcast As a long term @santanderuk customer, I'm extremely concerned about this! Especially as simply transferring the stolen phone's SIM card to another phone gets around the phone security.
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David Cameron
(@Anarchosurfer) reported
@MorganBroadcast @santanderuk @VirginActiveUK I read the tweet about Santander not having a double log in yet they have phone apps. That makes it very unsecure if a phone is hacked, which they know. Yes defo get legal advice. They are blaming you because there systems are not up to standard from the look of it.
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Joseph Dowland
(@Arad1el) reported
@MorganBroadcast I'm a mobile banking customer of @santanderuk , and the view pin "feature" seems to be a terrible idea
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Daisy Bruni
(@daisybruni) reported
@archer_rs @santanderuk The gym @VirginActiveUK seems to have had a security breach, but the bank enabled the fraud by making the PIN available on a stolen phone, calling that phone after they'd been notified and then transferring funds from a savings account and blaming the customer 😱
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keatsie 💚🤍💜
(@keatsie777) reported
@MorganBroadcast @santanderuk @VirginActiveUK I’m so sorry you had this happen to you. Shocking that the gym and bank have been so unhelpful. Please do not give up. The kind of service you have experienced needs to be exposed far and wide so others can decide who they want to trust with their business.
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Legion
(@VenousRising) reported
@MoorgateMermaid @santanderuk Access to gym/lockers/phone ... seems like someone with "history" at the location. 🤔
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Bev Jackson
(@bevJacks) reported
@GreenwichOMRLP @santanderuk If it’s that easy then the banks should issue a warning.. they are accountable, it’s disgusting really is!
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Commandelicious (=⚫ᆽ⚫=)
(@Commandelicious) reported
@MoorgateMermaid @santanderuk And one of these numbers only I know. Not even my bank knows. A person trying to get my bank information will get my bank account number eventually. But even with knowing my banking login password, they still need my card.