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Birmingham Midshires Telephone Number 0345 602 2828
Contacting Birmingham Midshires by Phone
The Birmingham Midshires customer service phone number is 0345 602 2828. This is the number to ring for general savings-account management queries or if you think that you have been the victim of fraud. It is open from 8am to 8pm on weekdays. If you are calling from outside the UK, dial 0044 1902 428 311. If you have an enquiry about an existing mortgage account, ring 0345 300 2627. This line is open between 8am and 8pm on weekdays, and from 9am until 1pm on Saturdays. For the 24/7 automated telephone-banking service, call 0345 609 1970. Calls may be monitored and recorded for security and training purposes.
Calling an 0345 number costs exactly the same as calling a friend or neighbour on their home phone. Phone tariffs that come with inclusive minutes or ‘free’ calls to landlines include calls to 0345 numbers in exactly the same way as for normal landline numbers starting 01 or 02. If you don’t have any “free minutes” with your landline package, you will typically be charged up to 10p per minute. This can vary significantly depending on the day and the time you are making the call. If you call from a mobile and you don’t have any ‘free minutes’ left, the cost of calling an 0345 number will typically be between 10p and 40p per minute.
Contacting Birmingham Midshires via the Internet
The address of the Birmingham Midshires website is website. The site offers lists of answers to frequently asked questions, divided into categories as well as an internal search engine to help you find the information you are looking for. If you have an enquiry about an existing mortgage account, you can email the company directly by writing to website. The Complaints section offers a secure online complaints form to fill out. Alternatively, email your complaint to website.
Birmingham Midshires on Social Media
Surprisingly, for a significant company in this day and age, Birmingham Midshires has no official present on social media. For instance, the bank has only an automatically generated Facebook page on which there is no activity. Similarly, Birmingham Midshires has no Twitter feed, no presence on Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube or Google+. Just under 500 professionals follow Birmingham Midshires on LinkedIn, despite the fact that there is minimal content there.
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