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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 Exmouth, England

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Santander Issues Reports Near Exmouth, England

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Exmouth and nearby locations:

  • BloodStormX
    Adam (@BloodStormX) reported from Exeter District, England

    @santanderuk called your customer service, the guy was awesome. My reason calling was fraud on my account. Transferred me, 30mins waiting, I gave up waiting. Hung up.

Santander Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Nicole_Barlow1
    Nicole Barlow (@Nicole_Barlow1) reported

    @santanderuk @TSB You are a throughly incompetent and cheap institution. You outsource your customer service to some third world country, where none of the advisors can speak English. Then expect poor elderly people to go to the branch when you mess up. It's shocking and shameful.

  • Oasisrvti
    Oasis (@Oasisrvti) reported

    Just know the 2 a’s in @santanderuk name stand for avoiding accountability. The N, D & S - stand for - not doing ****.

  • AaronParekh
    Aaron (@AaronParekh) reported

    Just how shocking is @santanderuk customer service in the consumer finance complaints team! So many promises but nothing ever materialises...next stop the financial ombudsman! Good luck @TSB

  • erkul_cihat
    Cevat Cam (@erkul_cihat) reported

    Despite this, £40 was charged on June 15 and £50 on June 16 — a total of £80, even though we followed all procedures. Still no response or support. This is unacceptable. @TfL @santanderuk @santanderukhelp – please investigate and assist.

  • NandhaParam
    Cllr Param Nandha (@NandhaParam) reported

    Santander mobile apps are down. Reliability of the mobile apps !!!!. @santanderuk

  • Mickandhismusic
    Mick Holds the Line (@Mickandhismusic) reported

    @santanderuk hello . Why have you stopped giving business account alerts when large credits are made to accounts? Yet you still give alerts for entering an overdraft or debit balance amount ? This was a VERY good service Satander did . And a VERY ANNOYING decision to stop it!

  • Oasisrvti
    Oasis (@Oasisrvti) reported

    @santanderuk the “please call us so can help you” is a scam btw, next time be honest “please call us so we can do absolutely nothing expect give you inconsistent information & take time off your life”

  • Eamon_
    Eamon O'Donoghue (@Eamon_) reported

    @santanderuk This is not olden time with typewriters or carrier pigeons. We are on week 3 now, I'm still getting letters chasing me for payment and you still haven't sorted it. That is quite unacceptable and my little business has lost money as well as hindering ability to access credit.

  • JanKrynicky
    JanKrynicky (@JanKrynicky) reported

    @santanderuk Having great results thanks to stealing customer's money. But then anyone braindead enough to keep their money with these fascists deserves to have no access to them.

  • Alph4betSoup
    Alphabet Soup (@Alph4betSoup) reported

    @sailingbikeruk @santanderuk Ofc, KYC = 'Know Your Client' - its a form of checks that that those handling funds (banks, exchanges, legal sector, estate agents etc) are supposed to undertake in order to provide the service legitimately. Most commonly to prove identity, but also to provide legitimacy of funds