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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 Sidmouth, England

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TSB Bank Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • sparry951
    Simon Parry (@sparry951) reported

    @TSB Just a quick one. My credit card DD is due to go out on 7th May. Usually if you make a payment 4 working days before then it stops or reduces the DD. If I made a payment today would that stop it, bearing in mind Monday is a bank holiday

  • UZAlR
    ⁠ Uzair (@UZAlR) reported

    @TSB why does it take 2 working days to get a statement generated? Other banks is literally a click away… Please fix this

  • jonathansc
    Jonathan SC ن Esq. (@jonathansc) reported

    @santanderuk will your purchase of @TSB result in yet another round of bank branch closures and customer inconvenience and empty units on high streets ? @paullewismoney

  • marc_hughes86
    MarcHughes86 (@marc_hughes86) reported

    @TSB_News @TSB And yet we can’t access our money via the app with bills waiting to be paid….

  • Skalaprp
    Skała (@Skalaprp) reported

    @emmah80 @TSB same problem

  • AndyC58171
    Andy Connor (@AndyC58171) reported

    @TSB new customer. the app doesn't give instant spending notifications. am I missing something?

  • KarlyEverley
    Karly Everley (@KarlyEverley) reported

    @santanderuk @TSB No good changes so far experience by a longterm customer who has spent hours on the phone trying to get an account added to the app due to address format not syncing with my other account address when Santander set up the new account address! Will be moving all my accounts.

  • Martinf683
    Martinf68 (@Martinf683) reported

    @idonttwit2 @Ginger_Tucci @TSB I've not had any issues with the sanny app. Halifax is ok so is nationwide

  • 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/

  • OliAshman
    Oli Ashman (@OliAshman) reported

    It "kicked off" a little bit in the local @TSB bank this morning. A lady was complaining loudly about not being able to pay money in at the counter after being directed to use the machine, the guy at the machine was getting frustrated with it and ended up punching it! The queue were complaining amongst themselves about how the bank only had one window open. I kept quiet because I knew people wouldn't accept why it is like this in most UK businesses. People cost too much to employ, successive governments has made this more and more expensive so businesses have no choice but to cut staff. Most of the UK's current problems is down to staff and pension costs. The only way to improve this is: 1. Reverse the employers NI rise 2. Raise the age employers have to auto enrol and contribute to pensions for staff 3. Link minimum wage increases to inflation, capped at 5% and collared at 2.5% If the 3 measures above were enacted the UK would feel like it is improving as time marches on and in 10 years time the situation would feel a lot better.