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I dont think they would 'leak' in this way . . It would only serve to promote more fight-back on the part of the consumer, as i read it . . which wouldn't serve them.
"Consumers have become increasingly frustrated by the apparent lack of progress in the test case, especially those affected by financial difficulty," she added.
On subconscious level - What people say, tends to be - more what they see, than what they think . . . This demonstrates itself when their responses are unneccessarily overly specific . . .
And contingency plans for banks are not costs effective bluffs . . I read this as them preparing for what they know is coming . . .
The tense in which this entire report is written, suggests that it was most likely written, based upon facts in front of the author . . .
They know they're gonna lose . .
(Phew - i need a coffee now - lol)
You're probably right symbio - just me being cynical I expect. But every bank I have ever been with (starting with Williams & Glyns - remember them?) has been taken over by RBS and it has not been pleasant
We'll have the last laugh . . when the spokespeople for these banks are palms-up, wide-eyed and open-mouthed . . . having just got bills for £10m-ish each . . . They 'will' kneel before us . . .
Have you read this???
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7759054.stm
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