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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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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Santander users through our website.
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Mobile App (44%)
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Website (25%)
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Login (25%)
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Transfer (6%)
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Santander Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Jac
(@viewfromhome147) reported
@MorganBroadcast How awful for you! And for it to happen to someone who has applied all the rules around pins and passwords is kinda scary. @VirginActiveUK and @santanderuk should be ashamed of themselves. They should be doing everything to help you and prevent this from happening to others
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Bee Barrett
(@sceneset) reported
@MorganBroadcast @santanderuk This is awful Charlotte! Not sure whether this will help but there is a Direct Debit Indemnity claim, One aspect of this is the Direct Debit Guarantee where customers can claim money back immediately via their bank if a collection error is made!
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Shera78
(@Shera782) reported
@MorganBroadcast @santanderuk If they had your phone and managed to access your savings acc to transfer money to the current acc then surely they could use the app to see your cards pin number? Awful that they are blaming you
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Simon Martin 💙
(@Tigersimon1967) reported
@MorganBroadcast Charlotte, appalling ‘Customer Service’ from @santanderuk and @VirginActiveUK. I feel for you, please contact their CEOs, look to see if you have any legal cover with insurance and contact Financial Ombudsman once you have the written info. Two companies I will never use. x
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(((Fran Lewis))) Lady Lewis of Laffak
(@iverlean) reported
@annettesjl @santanderuk @santanderuk You are seriously making me consider my options - I have been a customer a long time, but this really makes me want to move my account!
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Kerryn Groves 💙
(@monkeykezza) reported
@MorganBroadcast @Sorrelish **** me! That sounds horrendous. Definitely sounds like an inside job too. @santanderuk are also doing as much as possible to get out of paying you back. The PIN was got from their app! I really really hope you keep fighting & get every penny back!
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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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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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John Latchford
(@JohnLatchford) reported
@MorganBroadcast Yet again a bank @santanderuk proves itself incapable of the simplest of tasks - like ringing the correct number when you have had your phone stolen. Why do they get away with the pathetic level of service.
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Ali
(@sarcastic_ali) reported
@Sue_Pook @santanderuk If it helps I'm with Nationwide. They are constantly checking I'm me even with the regular monthly stuff. It's usually via the phone app though, so I'm not sure it would have helped here. But app access is locked to fingerprint/PIN that is different to the card PIN?