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NatWest Willing to oass on a death sentence
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The OP can complain and NatWest will authenticate the complaint letter via the means at their disposal. born_again is correct that they will not accept the complaint as proof of who you are.The comments I post are my personal opinion. While I try to check everything is correct before posting, I can and do make mistakes, so always try to check official information sources before relying on my posts.0
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If you have failed security on a call you've failed. Staff are told they can't just keep asking questions to hope you get some right.
I suggest you do as they say and go into branch. Maybe call up to see if you can book an appointment at a specific time if that would make you more comfortable.
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OP is complaining even though it is of their own making them failing the ID checks, these are put in for the customer's security.1
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Death sentence? Don’t be so silly. Wear a mask, wash your hands or use sanitizer, and try to avoid touching things.chrisrsmith said:I was unable to perform an online bank transaction so I called the NatWest fraud team - I spoke with somebody called CHARLOTTE (20/08/20).She sent me the OTP which I 'passed' - then we went on to check other aspects. She said I failed security and as I was only asked to advise my age at next birthday and two DD's which I answered correctly, I am usnsure what happened.She went on to tell me I failed security and that I needed to go into the branch with ID to 'unlock'/confirm my ID - I said we are 'sheltering due to Covid 19' and couldn't do this. She went to check with her superior (manager?) and came back and said it didn't matter!!! I still had to go into the bank.I said she needed to check this again and suggested she ask me more security questions and check my previous answers - she refused.I repeated what she said to me back to her just to confirm that I heard her right - yes I did!I pointed out that NatWest were putting my life at risk and that of her branch colleagues - she said, I had to do it. I asked to speak to her manager and she said he/she wouldn't speak to me and she refused to give their name or her own surname.I explained I could not buy food, do any online banking etc and she said as we are going around in circles, she was hanging up - which she did!
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That has brightened up my day. It made me literally laugh out loud. Thank you!Deleted_User said:Do they carry out the death sentence themselves in branch?
I'd have thought that would be distracting for other customers who have only gone to pay in a cheque.
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another reason why you should always have 2 accounts minimum, so if theres a problem with one, you can still get money from the other0
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Next week there’ll be a thread on “NatWest have a fraudster all my money”.2
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