Santander, how many current accounts?

You can have more than that. OH and I certainly did.

But be warned, eventually they totally screwed things up, affecting 12 accounts, 9 personal and 3 business.

Their incompetence is beyond belief... we are now persuing the matter with the Financial Ombudsman and the Information Commissioner.

We would rather hastle free banking, something alien to Santander, than the 5%.

Any bank can mess up. But the sign of a good bank is what theyy do when something has gone wrong.

Santander have repeatedly been told what has gone wrong. And have done nothing to put any of it right.... but instead have compounded the problems at every stage.

I even have online access to someone else's Santander accounts, their credit card and more! We have complained to Santander and they have done nothing about it. I have even taken proof to the local branch manager. And still they have done nothing!

They are not worth the 5%.... for all the hastle and grief you risk exposing yourself to.

Don't just take my word for it.... look through countless threads on these forums.

Regards, Slush.

PS If anyone on here is from Santander... please challange any of the above and I'll willing prove what I'm saying.

anselld wrote: »

I would agree. The optimum number of accounts is zero.

Well they do have Santander Zero, maybe they were listening after all

td_007 wrote: »

But overall if you do not use the a/c as a bank a/c :eek:you will be more or less ok.

I used to think that too.. tempted by the 5%.

But when they screw up, they can screw up BIG time... affecting YOUR credit rating by their imcompetence.

.... exposing your numerous accounts to possible on-line fraud.

And doing nothing to put right their errors

No, no... they are not worth the hastle!

slush wrote: »

You can have more than that. OH and I certainly did.

But be warned, eventually they totally screwed things up, affecting 12 accounts, 9 personal and 3 business.

Their incompetence is beyond belief... we are now persuing the matter with the Financial Ombudsman and the Information Commissioner.

We would rather hastle free banking, something alien to Santander, than the 5%.

Any bank can mess up. But the sign of a good bank is what theyy do when something has gone wrong.

Santander have repeatedly been told what has gone wrong. And have done nothing to put any of it right.... but instead have compounded the problems at every stage.

I even have online access to someone else's Santander accounts, their credit card and more! We have complained to Santander and they have done nothing about it. I have even taken proof to the local branch manager. And still they have done nothing!

They are not worth the 5%.... for all the hastle and grief you risk exposing yourself to.

Don't just take my word for it.... look through countless threads on these forums.

Regards, Slush.

PS If anyone on here is from Santander... please challange any of the above and I'll willing prove what I'm saying.

Thank you for sharing that with us, too many people look at short term incentives rather than long term value and service. I think that it would be very foolhardy to ignore your post and the numerous others warning about Santander.

If you like... whatever floats your boat.

But the facts of my post stand.