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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.// surely adults are responsible for their own mistakes.//
well clearly they arent in this situation and it is worf asking why not
you have had a few reasons and all you say is - "yeah foo but disregarding dat - why do they give the moolah back?"
very good point Woofie about MLR - missed that one completely and my knowledge of MLR (old regs) was rated as good or very good at assessment in er 2016
I am pretty sure that the little old lady story is pukkah but it all depends if it led to a change in practice
well clearly they arent in this situation and it is worf asking why not
you have had a few reasons and all you say is - "yeah foo but disregarding dat - why do they give the moolah back?"
very good point Woofie about MLR - missed that one completely and my knowledge of MLR (old regs) was rated as good or very good at assessment in er 2016
I am pretty sure that the little old lady story is pukkah but it all depends if it led to a change in practice
// I still don't understand why they should refund//
well hooray for english common law !
have you tried getting anything out of a bank?
getting past the hello-girl - the one who says - "oo i doan fink we do any of dat" is a victory as great as Waterloo
contractually they have to or else they wouldnt - why do you think bankers are so rich?
well hooray for english common law !
have you tried getting anything out of a bank?
getting past the hello-girl - the one who says - "oo i doan fink we do any of dat" is a victory as great as Waterloo
contractually they have to or else they wouldnt - why do you think bankers are so rich?
Barry, the bank was liable because son & DiL had only a small amounting in their account, ie not enough to pay the fraudster his £3k "change" from his cheque. So the bank sent £3k back to the fraudster when there was not enough in their account to cover it because the fraudster's cheque had not properly cleared. Santander should have made sure the cheque had cleared before they paid out funds which the account holders never had in the first place. Do you understand now?
// Because he authorised the transfer, he couldn't be reimbursed.//
is called a push fraud and usually the punter ( pusher ) customer bears the cost
//in their account to cover it because the fraudster's cheque had not properly cleared.//
is a 2-4-6 fraud
and god has been around since Adam
you withdraw funds and cancel the cheque on day 5
the canelling puts it ALL into reverse but there are no funds to do the reverse manoeuvre coz they have gone
You go to prison if you do that
is called a push fraud and usually the punter ( pusher ) customer bears the cost
//in their account to cover it because the fraudster's cheque had not properly cleared.//
is a 2-4-6 fraud
and god has been around since Adam
you withdraw funds and cancel the cheque on day 5
the canelling puts it ALL into reverse but there are no funds to do the reverse manoeuvre coz they have gone
You go to prison if you do that
sorry methyl has been dispersed - his technique seems to have worked.
Barry in this special case LadyBirder's children had wun pence in their acct and so the ombudsman held that Santander should not have been transacting thousand s on such an acct.
( so they lost £3k AND went overdrawn - and yeah no wonder they were whining about the bank. )
and if someone said - I am abroad and suppose I pay you - - --
I wouldnt.
In fact I didnt - I remember someone tried - - -
Barry in this special case LadyBirder's children had wun pence in their acct and so the ombudsman held that Santander should not have been transacting thousand s on such an acct.
( so they lost £3k AND went overdrawn - and yeah no wonder they were whining about the bank. )
and if someone said - I am abroad and suppose I pay you - - --
I wouldnt.
In fact I didnt - I remember someone tried - - -
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