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No!I'm surprised at you, and I was surprised at greencreeper too.  |
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However the second part of my posting was actually on the TOPIC of this thread so I'd rather like a response please.  |
You mean that "Yet another example of how the law is always miles behind in the art of web protection.Can the police/fraud squad do anything about this I wonder?" wasn't aimed at me? Phew. <takes off protective clothing>
The law is always behind Coggy - just how it is
I doubt the police can do anything. Maybe the bank could use civil means. Not sure.
If someone loses cash because they were stupid and entered their details at a fake site, would the bank refund them given that you're supposed to keep your details private and are liable for losses incurred if you don't?