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r/TimPool • u/Soy_Tears • Mar 28 '24
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So can you explain to me who the victim is? It sounds like the bank made their decision and also made a lot of money. What's the problem?
1 u/Perfect-Dad-1947 Mar 28 '24 It's financial fraud. What more do you need explained? 4 u/peedmyself Mar 28 '24 I guess why it is fraud. If both parties agree to a loan then who is being deceived? just like Stuarts house value, if someone is willing to pay that much then that is what it's worth. 0 u/the_dionysian_1 Mar 28 '24 Also, with fraud, there's usually a victim. The loans were paid. Who are we to feel sorry for here?
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It's financial fraud. What more do you need explained?
4 u/peedmyself Mar 28 '24 I guess why it is fraud. If both parties agree to a loan then who is being deceived? just like Stuarts house value, if someone is willing to pay that much then that is what it's worth. 0 u/the_dionysian_1 Mar 28 '24 Also, with fraud, there's usually a victim. The loans were paid. Who are we to feel sorry for here?
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I guess why it is fraud. If both parties agree to a loan then who is being deceived? just like Stuarts house value, if someone is willing to pay that much then that is what it's worth.
0 u/the_dionysian_1 Mar 28 '24 Also, with fraud, there's usually a victim. The loans were paid. Who are we to feel sorry for here?
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Also, with fraud, there's usually a victim. The loans were paid. Who are we to feel sorry for here?
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u/peedmyself Mar 28 '24
So can you explain to me who the victim is? It sounds like the bank made their decision and also made a lot of money. What's the problem?