NatWest Down Again?

Estateprincess

Just tried to log into Natwest (via www.natwest.com) as I normally do and I got an error. I tried the direct site for online banking (www.nwolb.com) and although that is working and I can log in the site is not running as it should.

I can see my accounts and balances but if I click on the account to show the mini statement view (I'm not sure of the exact terminology!) it doesn't work. So a quick glance is not a quick glance as the only way to see my transactions is through the statements option.:mad:

Not happy with them at the moment, I only stay with them because I prefer the layout of their online banking and now I can't use it!

ChrisJ73

Today's and last night issues were a DDOS attack.

Archi_Bald

Not that it helps you a lot, but I can log in ok and see/do everything via natwest.com.

Assuming you are using a PC: Have you tried a different browser, cleaning your browsing history, rebooting your PC, or may be even unplugging / replugging your modem (which seems to be working for some)?

Estateprincess

Archi_Bald wrote: »

Not that it helps you a lot, but I can log in ok and see/do everything via natwest.com.

Assuming you are using a PC: Have you tried a different browser, cleaning your browsing history, rebooting your PC, or may be even unplugging / replugging your modem (which seems to be working for some)?

I just gave up! I've just logged on again now and it seems to be working ok so it was more than likely just a glitch. Thank you.

silvercar

All working fine for me.

Atidi

drlabman wrote: »

I'm getting Server Too Busy.

spiritus wrote: »

same here. tried it on two different PC's. ...

If their server is too busy, it doesn't matter from which computer you try to access it from

All you are doing is putting yet more strain on a server that is already too busy.

Former_MSE_Darryl

"NatWest and Royal Bank of Scotland's websites were hit by a cyber attack earlier today that left some customers unable to access their accounts..."

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Cyber attack knocks out NatWest and RBS



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