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Problems with TSB internet banking site?

Anyone else having keep having problems with TSB recently at the https://internetbanking.tsb.co.uk/ site?
It keeps intermittently vanishing and then coming back a few seconds or minutes later. I have checked with https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com and it appears to be really down, not just my network issue.


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  • Have'nt accessed it today, but oh my !  I HATE the new look..... I've had to shrink the pages to 67% to make it just about bearable on my eyes.
    And the tech problems are ever present for me, since they split the systems from Lloyds.

  • Sea_Shell
    Sea_Shell Posts: 10,240 Forumite
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    Seems OK to me, but yes that new look is....bold?!

    Why do they feel they need to use a font last seen in a Janet and John book!?!
    How's it going, AKA, Nutwatch? - 12 month spends to date = 3.24% of current retirement "pot" (as at end December 2025)
  • Sea_Shell said:
    Seems OK to me, but yes that new look is....bold?!

    Why do they feel they need to use a font last seen in a Janet and John book!?!
    Lol yes, it's big fonts for little hands.
    I had a twitter grumble to them and they suggested flushing my browser cache as it might be hanging on to bits of the site code from before they changed it. I tried it and will observe.
  • Constant problems with TSB online banking for the last few days. Sometimes the website loads, and I can log into my account, other times I get an error message back saying 'server not found'. This is from a desktop PC. All very random, and frustrating.
  • Shelle
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    I was on yesterday as I was struggling to get the closure verification process to work so decided I would just withdraw the balances from my 3 accounts.  Managed to do 2 transactions and during the third one it suddenly decided it needed to check my account and locked me out!  I now cannot log in.  The funds from the third transaction are not in the designated account I was transferring to so assume it failed and still at TSB which I now cannot access.  So now having to send a letter by post to close the accounts - how old fashioned is that in this day and age!
  • Ed-1
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    Shelle said:
    I was on yesterday as I was struggling to get the closure verification process to work so decided I would just withdraw the balances from my 3 accounts.  Managed to do 2 transactions and during the third one it suddenly decided it needed to check my account and locked me out!  I now cannot log in.  The funds from the third transaction are not in the designated account I was transferring to so assume it failed and still at TSB which I now cannot access.  So now having to send a letter by post to close the accounts - how old fashioned is that in this day and age!
    Why didn't you do transfers from account 2 and 3 into account 1 and then withdraw?
  • Sigh, I was thinking of closing my TSB accounts today but I'm sure they've made the process really awkward on purpose. I'm guessing if I don't close the accounts then TSB will freeze them after a while anyway.
  • colsten
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    The easiest to close any current account is to switch it to another current account. 
  • colsten said:
    The easiest to close any current account is to switch it to another current account. 
    That just adds to the problem.
  • colsten
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    grimsalve said:
    colsten said:
    The easiest to close any current account is to switch it to another current account. 
    That just adds to the problem.
    How does it do that?
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