Santander status: access issues and outage reports
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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 East Grinstead, England
The chart below shows the number of Santander reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in East Grinstead, England and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Santander Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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jo (@5arstudent) reported@santanderuk I desperately need access to my current account and then to switch out of your bank as a matter of urgency. I donβt even understand how this is legal.
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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
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Nigel Hale (@NigelHale754855) reported@hnjsamuels @santanderuk Customer service is a thing of the past. It's all apps and bots. It's like banging your head against a brick wall.
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Amy Schofield (@Indie_Amylou) reported@santanderuk having some issues opening an new customer account. Who do I contact?
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Lee Bee πππ (@LeeBee39) reported@santanderuk clearly in either a cyber attack or major infrastructure issues! What is it? Your customers NEED to know - especially when one of your junior fraud callers said YES you are undergoing a cyber incident! Want me to post more of the call?
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Marion (@rockchick4316) reported@santanderuk stop sending emails about using my overdraft when the reason it happened is because you stopped sending texts to say I was nearing it. I received no notification you were doing this. Surely youβve noticed I only pay bills from them, useless bank with no cust service
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Lee Hayward (@vibedcoder) reported@santanderuk holding my accounts hostage on the mobile banking app. Until I provide them with a bunch of personal information they have no right asking for. It's finally happening. Just as the conspiracy theorists warned. Santander want to know how much money I make, employment status, photo ID, national insurance number etc. Wonder if they'll cut me off from my money if I keep refusing? They already restricted my access to the mobile app. I've been with them for over 20 years, they can see where my money is coming from and going to, they already have my up to date information... So why all of a sudden do they want me to fill out an online form like I'm some kind of suspect? ****.
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Tara H (@tarahils) reported@santanderuk absolutely awful customer service, no one is interested in trying to help track down lost money. Will be putting in a complaint and moving money elsewhere π€
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Sorare Rhino (@FifaThing) reported@santanderuk So I speak to the team who deals with disputing and issues with transactions and they say 'meh nothing we can do' I speak to the fraud team and they say 'meh nothing we can do' even though I paid for a product that I didn't get! Your main concern was for a big company not me
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K πΆπ§π»πΌπ»π§π»πΌπ»πΌπ»πΆπΌ (@IVFBabyOnBoard) reported@ColinCyclone @santanderuk @santanderukhelp Oh wow - so that customer service was entirely wrong too?! π«π«