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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 Liskeard, England

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Santander Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • cp_ma24524562
    Chris May (@cp_ma24524562) reported

    @santanderuk @santanderukhelp I keep getting notifications saying I need to confirm my identity, then in my app nowhere to do it HELP

  • NewComDebt
    NewCom Debt (@NewComDebt) reported

    @santanderuk @santanderukhelp They are receiving help from us as a Debt Advice Charity - we have the Authorisation etc - we just need to send you information electronically like we do with other banks like HSBC who have an email companies like Cabot or Lowell...

  • wpoel
    William Poel (@wpoel) reported

    @claudelittner @santanderuk @cahoot Claude: I just got told in an email from Cahoot "Important Information - 25/05/2026 Dear MR ......... You may need to take action Please log on to your Online Banking as soon as possible. You have an important new document to read....." I haven't had contact with Cahoot for ~20 years and the task of exhuming old contact info (or anything else) is going to be vast. And if I do, 99% it will be spam or an offer to sell me something - not news of an error in my favour for £50k. Banks sending out these types of messages create a lot of hassle - and there needs to be a way of getting a fast track summary to determine if it is worth the effort.

  • SarahSWFC1867
    YorkshireSarah (@SarahSWFC1867) reported

    @MartinSLewis Two emails to @santanderuk via your website contact. No reply so posted a formal complaint as they don't seem to do online for this type of issue. Phoning is hopeless. No reply. Seems they are dealing with it by simply ignoring me. What is my next step please? Ombudsman?

  • technicslover
    Technicslover (@technicslover) reported

    @hnjsamuels @santanderuk I can't deal with them on the phone until I create a "voice password" Tried 10 times and it didn't like my Scottish accent. Closed my account and moved on. **** em.

  • wayneogreeny
    Wayne Green (@wayneogreeny) reported

    @santanderuk All accounts cancelled and moved today. Credit issue for no apparent reason. An absolute disgrace and terrible customer service response 🤬🤬🙈

  • Oasisrvti
    Oasis (@Oasisrvti) reported

    Customer service of @santanderuk is giving little Britain

  • jmanellis
    Jordz🇯🇲🇬🇧 (@jmanellis) reported

    @santanderuk Fix your app, had issues with it and can’t access my accounts

  • NareyPamel6757
    Spam1965 (@NareyPamel6757) reported

    @DrChrisParry @santanderuk Join Nationwide, never had a problem with them.

  • KATT_INTL
    KATT INTERNATIONAL (@KATT_INTL) reported

    @santanderuk @santanderukhelp Santander today restricted my account, they have bullied me , put huge stress and pressure on me, and they with no doubt have broken FCA rules , it's utterly disgusting that a bank can do this to someone who had been with the bank 15 years plus. @TheFCA