TSB Bank status: access issues and outage reports
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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 Oban, Scotland
The chart below shows the number of TSB Bank reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Oban, Scotland and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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TSB Bank Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Minter79Man (@Minter79Man) reported@tsb App and website down, no way to confirm payments have gone out, any ideas when whatever issue it is this time will be fixed ?
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Jenna Burrows-Harrison (@jennaburhar) reported@TSB is it usual to have the app say i couldn't access moving money by stating "too many slaves and wives try again later" 100% not a joke it literally popped up.
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Andy Harcup (@AndyHarcup) reported@TSB as a new customer trying to setup my online banking I am appalled by the poor service and lack of care I have received. This has to be the worst service I have received ever, and your Indian based call centres are an absolute joke!
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illage2 (@illage2) reported@JJBmufc @TSB Same here keeps saying no internet despite having internet and everything else working fine
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Stephen Old #FBPE (@StephenOld) reported@TSB There is little point in having an account on X if you cannot actually access your account through it. You have already closed one of my accounts without telling me - after taking £10.5 k in charges off me in 2007-8 when I could not work because my sister was dying.
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Peter Irvine (@ibhinnPeadar) reported@TSB_News @TSB 3 months of problems accessing funds through a dysfunctional app. You have nothing to crow about.
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Alice Woke and Proud #CorbynWasRight (@noelphobic) reported@TSB why is it impossible to solve a simple query without a 60 minutes Teams meeting? I had an online chat about a simple query. They emailed me with an appt, which wasn't on the date or time I asked for. Just phoned up and spoke to a human and they told me the issue could only
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Helen May (@Nito_Onna_Helen) reported@TSB @TSB I have sent several emails regarding this. I do not need to send you a DM so you can remove a complaint from public scrutiny. All in my network should be aware of this situation as @TSB are clearly not set up for or trained appropriately to support business banking.
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Paul Jasper Upton (@j45p3r1973) reported@TSB another month end/month start and your app plays up again. How long before you get this sorted? You are very quick to charge people if we make mistakes, but it’s ok for you to put up apology notes, and deny us access to our accounts. Laughable
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Oli Ashman (@OliAshman) reportedIt "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.