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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 Kilwinning, Scotland
The chart below shows the number of Santander reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Kilwinning 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 (43%)
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Login (24%)
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Transactions (14%)
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Website (14%)
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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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Tony Newton
(@newtona2) reported
@santanderuk Thank you Santander, my main bank for 30 years for protecting me from my stupidity in wanting to buy Bitcoin. Strange I cannot find any email warning me in 08 about the coming 80% 12 month drop in the Santander share price, down over 90% as of last month. #Bitcoin
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Sam
(@cryptonooni) reported
@santanderuk In the process of closing my account. Stopped me from spending my money how want. Thank God for free markets and bitcoin. Good bye Santander, been a customer for many years. 👋👋
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🗣
(@iambengriffin) reported
**** @santanderuk and every other bank for blocking payments to crypto currency exchanges. Just another reason why DeFi is the next step. Imagine being told what you can and can’t do with YOUR money.
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Hornball
(@Hornball1337) reported
@bancosantander @santanderuk Hey ********. Its MY ******* money that I work for, and I can choose where ******** I want to spend it NOT YOU. Blocking payments to #Binance is ******* idiotic. I'll just change my bank. ADIOS!
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Gem
(@gem_lee5) reported
@CryptoDetecti11 @santanderuk It’s weird how the banks are just targeting Binance? I mean, you could just send your money to a different exchange instead. I’m NatWest and even though no issues atm, I got a @plutus account to future proof myself!
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WhalesOfWallStreet
(@Whales0fWallSt) reported
@Nigel_lyon @santanderuk Nigel, they are running scared. If anything it makes everyone even more excited about crypto and removing ourselves from these terrible institutions holding our money at ransom
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Tony Newton
(@newtona2) reported
@TakeFive @santanderuk @TheFCA Sanctimonious bullshit. Where were you when the banks fell 80% in ‘08? And are still down over 90% even now? Where were you when Northern Rock disappeared? Roll on defi - save us from the banks and you ineffectual idiots.
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Alex W 3000
(@AlexW30001) reported
@santanderuk are you ******* stupid? Binance isn’t a scam, so why are you “protecting” me from depositing cash there? I can make my own ******* decisions, you **** knuckles. I’m transferring my money (over 7 figures) to another bank and shutting your pile of **** account down
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Alastair Parkinson
(@AlastairParkin2) reported
@santanderuk just been told it’s going to take a month to get one single letter that I need to complete on my home purchase that was supposed to complete today! How can such a big bank be so slow?!
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Scunnert 🏴 #FBSI #FBPE
(@Scunnert3) reported
@TakeFive @TheFCA Out of interest @santanderuk, why do you process payments your customers make to an organisation who has had their website shut by the FCA? Why are you not willing to accept evidence of fraud that I have offered? Why are you happy for your elderly customers to be defrauded?