Just been watching-don't get done with Dom Little on ch 4, people saying their Abbey National/Santander accounts have totally disappeared with cash in them?, it reminded me of 4 years ago when I went into a Sant branch, they told me I had closed my account down, I had been with them over 40 years from the early Abbey National days, I showed them my passport and because I had been in Far Eastern Europe, I had Entry and Exit stamps in it on the supposing time I closed this account, Proving I was out the UK when I supposedly closed this account. The banks are full of thieves working within, the Financial ombudsmen is a toothless tiger, paid for by the banks, Don't go totally paperless, You will get Foooked!.
Try opening an account these days. Santander wanted me to come back the following week for an hours appointment just to open a simple account and the whole tone of the staff was they were doing me a favour. Ridiculous place.
Try opening an account these days. Santander wanted me to come back the following week for an hours appointment just to open a simple account and the whole tone of the staff was they were doing me a favour. Ridiculous place.
Moved to them for the 3% interest and cash back. Was a bit concerned about their reputation service wise but tbf no problems whatsoever.
The interest/cashback gets me £50 net after tax/account fee, effectively money for nothing compared to e.g. Nat West.
Moved to them for the 3% interest and cash back. Was a bit concerned about their reputation service wise but tbf no problems whatsoever.The interest/cashback gets me £50 net after tax/account fee, effectively money for nothing compared to e.g. Nat W
A shabby company. I tried to open an ISA with them and they lost my application form which caused quite a delay and me a lot of trouble. That was after I'd stressed that the ISA I was transferring from had a string attached if it wasn't done in time.
I always thought the assistant who took the form had done it on purpose because I'd complained about another incident involving shabby treatment from them.
A shabby company. I tried to open an ISA with them and they lost my application form which caused quite a delay and me a lot of trouble.That was after I'd stressed that the ISA I was transferring from had a string attached if it wasn't done in time.I
doubt it. all i know is their spanish share price went from 350 to 600 within the last year which takes some doing. admittley they were paying 11% divis which was laughable when you think about it
doubt it.all i know is their spanish share price went from 350 to 600 within the last year which takes some doing.admittley they were paying 11% divis which was laughable when you think about it
Santander is Spain’s largest banking group and before 2004 had no retail operations in the UK. Santander UK plc is a United Kingdom bank, wholly owned by the Spanish Santander Group. The bank, with its head office in the London Borough of Camden,was established on 11 January 2010 when Abbey National plc was combined with the savings business and branches of Bradford & Bingley plc, and renamed Santander UK plc. Alliance & Leicester plc merged into the renamed business in May 2010.
Between 2007 and 2010, Santander was ranked as worst bank for customer service in the J. D. Power UK Retail Banking Satisfaction Study. However, in recent years the bank has improved its customer service and its '123' product range was ranked third best in the UK in 2013, ahead of rivals Barclays, Lloyds Banking Group and RBS.
Santander is Spain’s largest banking group and before 2004 had no retail operations in the UK. Santander UK plc is a United Kingdom bank, wholly owned by the Spanish Santander Group. The bank, with its head office in the London Borough of Camden,wa
screaming it was all related to the cypriot banking system and the jitters.
investors thought spain had a chance of going a similar route... in the mean time santander still were doing ok
screamingit was all related to the cypriot banking system and the jitters.investors thought spain had a chance of going a similar route...in the mean time santander still were doing ok
Hmmm. I'll still pass, thanks very much. I wouldn't deposit even a brass farthing with a bank that has recently had to pay 11% to retain its funding, however mistaken the market supposedly was.
Goes some way to explaining why they're having to pay parispike 3% interest to get readies in the till.
Hmmm. I'll still pass, thanks very much. I wouldn't deposit even a brass farthing with a bank that has recently had to pay 11% to retain its funding, however mistaken the market supposedly was.Goes some way to explaining why they're having to pay par
been with them since abbey national, all i get is letters from them asking if i want their credit card, when im at the counter 'would you be interested in a credit card mr yuvutu?' online banking, a pop up asking me fill out a form for a credit card. saw there 123 credit card where you earn cash back (worked out id get at least 200 quid a year cash back on petrol) went in apply for a credit card, wouldnt give me one!! p.s my credit rating is top notch aswell
been with them since abbey national, all i get is letters from them asking if i want their credit card, when im at the counter 'would you be interested in a credit card mr yuvutu?' online banking, a pop up asking me fill out a form for a credit card.
they were still doing well but the market reduced their share price because of the jitters.
divis are less than 11% now because the share price rose accordingly to how they as an individual bank were doing and not the banking sector in general.
there were some bargains around not long ago because of all the negative stuff constantly put out int he media.
think you misunderstood.they were still doing well but the market reduced their share price because of the jitters.divis are less than 11% now because the share price rose accordingly to how they as an individual bank were doing and not the banking s