RBS 'Computer Glitch'

[TimberWolf]

Nice to see tax payers money well spent:



Fire UK staff, bring in Indians who don't pay UK tax and stick your fat faces in the trough. And that sums up Britain over the last decade.

[Platypus]

they will be left with only the feckless and terminally overdrawn on their books.

[bless 'em all]

They will be left with only the feckless and terminally overdrawn on their books.

Hey! I'll stick with Lloyds thanks very much!

[Bumfluff]

Guardian Article linky apperently according to them on the first line its now 'Simon Hester' and not 'Stephen'

This RBS chaos was no 'inconvenience'. Missing the bus is an inconvenience | John Crace | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk

[Pondlife]

Guardian Article linky apperently according to them on the first line its now 'Simon Hester' and not 'Stephen'

This RBS chaos was no 'inconvenience'. Missing the bus is an inconvenience | John Crace | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk

RBS boss Simon Hester has called it an inconvenience. Others have called it a glitch. The million or so customers whose bank accounts have been affected by the still unsolved problems that hit the RBS computer systems last Thursday evening are probably tempted to call it something else. Like a total ****-up.


Never seen that on there before

Edit: Tulip swear filter took out the F word. If it's good enough for the Guardian...

[Gonzo]

Like a total ****-up.


Never seen that on there before

If it is OK to write

****

in the Guardian perhaps it is time to let us say

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in here too?

No, knowing what we are like this forum would soon become like an episode of Deadwood.

[Mich the Tester]

Fire local staff, bring in Indians who don't pay local tax and stick your fat faces in the trough. And that sums up the entire European economy over the last decade.

ftfy

[TimberWolf]

The Daily Mail's most highly rated comments condemn outsourcing, while Guardian reader comments ignore the Indian aspect and concentrate on general IT incompetence, and I can't see any Telegraph comments.

Does the Telegraph not do reader comments?

[doodab]

I think it's becoming clear that they have ****ed it to the extent that they can't actually fix it. I wonder how long it will take them to admit it.

[eek]

The Daily Mail's most highly rated comments condemn outsourcing, while Guardian reader comments ignore the Indian aspect and concentrate on general IT incompetence, and I can't see any Telegraph comments.

Does the Telegraph not do reader comments?

Which simply shows that Guardian readers are blind luddites.