Yes i understand the point that you are making but this was different in that it showed that we had been substantially overdrawn every day for over a month. Substantially being hundreds of pounds every day, when in fact all though we had overdrawn on a few separate occasions, this was only by a few pounds on each occasion. We are most careful with our money as (like many) we live on a fixed income. This was not a matter of the cleared balance on that day. Had the incorrect set of accounts won, we would have been liable for large bank charges and would have had great difficulty in proving that the bank's figures were wrong, as I do not take a print out each time I log in.

Duh???????????? You sound like you ACCEPT this type of occurrence? Well I do not - it is outrageous, what the hell is wrong with their computer system?

on 24/11/2014 I logged in to online banking only to find that my main account appeared to have been very overdrawn for several weeks! This was not true, as I check my account regularly. I went out of the account to look at another account than back in to the original account only to find that all the entries were now correct! The account continued to vary between overdrawn and correct and we were able to print out two sets of "recent transactions" both showing the same debits and credits but with very different balances all the way through. We were not able to detect where the fault had occurred since the online statements were correct - the problem was in the recent transactions records. Has anyone else ever encountered this problem? We have written to the bank asking for a written reply as really as customers we HAVE to be able to trust the bank's computer. At the moment they are (of course) trying to ring me!