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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 Carmarthen, Wales

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Santander Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • Mickandhismusic
    Mick Holds the Line (@Mickandhismusic) reported

    @santanderuk Another thing to pass on is this weird glitch Santander online has with bank transfers . When I give my bank details to a client, they get the ‘we don’t recognise this account’. Even when it’s a Santander to Santander transfer! This issue has been going on for at least 1 year 👎

  • RIPjoshchilds
    joshua (@RIPjoshchilds) reported

    @Chase @santanderuk @AskNationwide Imagine putting all banking transactions down at the same time to do maintenance so that we get stranded can’t get food can’t get uber home all because you all decide to go down at the same time. Oh wait you did… Well in banks

  • Mickandhismusic
    Mick Holds the Line (@Mickandhismusic) reported

    @santanderuk when are you going to Reinstate your Online Customer Alerts for when a new Credit arrives in our ac? I asked this Q two years ago and all I got was ‘yes we’re working on it’. The ‘you’re overdrawn’ alerts still come through unfailingly. Really poor from Santander 👎

  • StevenWickham00
    Steven_Wickham (@StevenWickham00) reported

    @santanderuk Why is the online login down??

  • Gowithbazza1
    Barry (@Gowithbazza1) reported

    .@santanderuk, you're asking me questions. You already know the answers to you know what goes into my account and where it's from WTF. I do not have the mental capacity to deal with this **** hull. you're digging me into. Please STOP!!

  • 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 ****.

  • wideawakebo
    Wideawake (@wideawakebo) reported

    Been waiting 11 days for a replacement card from @santanderuk , told it must be a problem with @RoyalMail RM advised it could be another 7 days as that's normal for 2nd class, so just the 18 days, no big deal. Remember when stuff worked in the UK, more or less? #shitshow

  • alan7408
    Alan Santos (@alan7408) reported

    @santanderuk Thanks for quick reply. It is ringing but without answer! No even the automatic answer is working

  • MBUR337
    MBUR337 (@MBUR337) reported

    @HalifaxBank “UK property market cooling is short term” @michaeljburry where I have heard that before? is there another ‘big short’ in play? Who’s playing the short? I feel problems for liquidity with @santanderuk coming 2027 with there combined credit and mortgage products.

  • 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