I think at this stage we can all accept the whole Tracker issue can be attributed to some sort of Error or Errors in the banks, obviously there was no collusion between banks or any directives given from the top, just a simple and coincidentally systematic Error.
if the banks were notified of the Error by thousands of customers and the Error was not rectified immediately, say within oh, 2 or 3 years and the Error is used to profit those who made the Error does that become a fraud?
Now this is obviously all hypothetical as all banks hold their customers in the highest regard and there is no suggestion that anyone acted inappropriately.
Just wondering what the difference is between Error and Fraud
if the banks were notified of the Error by thousands of customers and the Error was not rectified immediately, say within oh, 2 or 3 years and the Error is used to profit those who made the Error does that become a fraud?
Now this is obviously all hypothetical as all banks hold their customers in the highest regard and there is no suggestion that anyone acted inappropriately.
Just wondering what the difference is between Error and Fraud