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TSB Bank plc is a retail and commercial bank in the United Kingdom and a subsidiary of Sabadell Group. TSB Bank operates a network of 536 branches across England, Scotland and Wales.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Stevenston, Scotland

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TSB Bank Issues Reports Near Stevenston, Scotland

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

  • firefly1066
    shirley stewart (@firefly1066) reported from Stevenston, Scotland

    Oh please don’t tell me the app down again @TSB

TSB Bank Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • hain_joanne
    Joanne (@hain_joanne) reported

    @TSB Joke, what's with the silly error messages

  • RichardMeddings
    Not RichardMeddingTSB (@RichardMeddings) reported

    @preciousphece @TSB Sorry Precious @TSB are a terrible and institutionally dehumanising bank They do what they want and answer to no one

  • MBUR337
    MBUR337 (@MBUR337) reported

    @TSB is TSB having problems servicing its lending debt to their credit card customers? Many customers reporting that TSB are sending customers letters threatening to suspend cards with in 30 days if they do not agree to new higher minimum payment terms despite customers 1/

  • MBUR337
    MBUR337 (@MBUR337) reported

    As rather than paying well over their current minimum minimum terms you will end up paying their minimum terms placing yourself as a customer on a persistent debt register then switching @TSB from providing false info to non-false info to credit reference agencies 3/

  • ibhinnPeadar
    Peter Irvine (@ibhinnPeadar) reported

    @TSB_News @TSB 3 months of problems accessing funds through a dysfunctional app. You have nothing to crow about.

  • prop_power
    Lawrence M-M (@prop_power) reported

    Wow @TSB support is so tightly wound around ai I have multiple issues to raise and it sends me a link to report an issue, where are the real human beings? When you do get a human, no notification they’ve messaged so they close the chat down! And tell you to start again!

  • keithbfc
    Keith Ambler (@keithbfc) reported from Leyland, England

    @TSB yet again the app does not work, saying ive either no Web connection or if it very slowly connects, sorry we werent able to do that appears. Awful been nearly 2 hours now.

  • Ginger_Tucci
    Ginger Tucci (@Ginger_Tucci) reported

    @WorldFamousHot1 @TSB I actually really enjoy trying to log in 68 times just to check some bills have been paid - EVERY MONTH. It really makes you feel valued as a customer that they haven’t addressed the issue in 4 years.

  • TinaTribe1
    Tina Joanne (@TinaTribe1) reported

    @TSB Tried to access app but unable to. It says I'm not connected to the internet. Any idea how long will this outage last?

  • spotter75
    Potters (@spotter75) reported

    @TSB So how can you describe it as being free of charges then - sounds like it is triggered when ever it’s paid off. So if the customer pays early (unless in the last 90 days) they will pay a fee. Your website doesn’t make it clear. Heard of Consumer Duty?!