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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 Chepstow, Wales
The chart below shows the number of Santander reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Chepstow 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 (61%)
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Login (13%)
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Website (11%)
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Transactions (10%)
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Withdrawals (3%)
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Transfer (2%)
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Santander Issues Reports Near Chepstow, Wales
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Chepstow and nearby locations:
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Chris
(@Chris_________M) reported
from
Bristol, England
@santanderuk just thought I would feedback that having your mortgage retention open only on week days from 9 till 6 means those of us who work those hours can’t call you to be retained. So I will be off to another mortgage provider who can talk to me when I am not working.
Santander Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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lori smallwood
(@lori_smallwood) reported
@santanderuk hi. Is there a problem with phone line quality today?
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Amanda Boyle OBE 🦕
(@nowaffle) reported
OMG… is there is a worse bank for business than @santanderuk? Apparently, it takes FIVE WORKING DAYS to update their systems. Banking like it’s 1999?
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Diamond Joe
(@JackamoRoad) reported
@santanderuk management couldn’t organise a🚽up in a brewery. Business account frozen without notice &then they insinuate they have lost my personal information they falsely demanded. Information Commissioners Office here I come 20yrs a Customer &treated like💩 #SantanderAreAJoke
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Malcolm
(@mas90) reported
@santanderukhelp @santanderuk Hi, is this letter that I've received genuine? The phone number shown is listed as suspicious on the 'who called me' website. To be clear, I have not applied for a credit card. Thanks.
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Edith Solenne Monk
(@thinkindecimals) reported
@santanderuk baffling call with your customer services, I’m trying to be able to see my mortgage, and bank accounts on the same online banking/Santander app… And apparently that is not possible?!
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Daliah Pietersen
(@DaliahPietersen) reported
@santanderuk Your Boosts may be useful but not when one has to log into their mobile banking then again into Boosts. It's a real pain while trying to pay at the cashier's or self service holding up other people behind. Why can't it be an app on its own?
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Brendan Dinio
(@Dinio_83) reported
@santanderuk can't even reply to a tweet about what terrible communication skills they have, just proves my point from my last tweet about them, still awaiting correspondence from them from my interview on 29th November #badcompany
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Steve Hill (@steve@mastodon.nexusuk.org) 🇪🇺
(@NexusUKOrg) reported
@omnomis @VirginMoney do and have been fairly quick to respond. @santanderuk do, but not for customers who have business accounts. This is actually about a personal account, but because I also have a business account I have to use their crappy business website even for my personal account
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Tracey gifford
(@Traceygifford4) reported
@JackamoRoad @santanderuk Absolutely disgusting service
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Amanda Boyle OBE 🦕
(@nowaffle) reported
OMG… is there is a worse bank for business than @santanderuk? Appreciate, it takes FIVE WORKING DAYS to update their systems. Banking like it’s 1999?