>> The scores of fake identities was clearly wrong but just “gaming the system” is generally not a crime. Buying an insurance product - financial instrument or

>> The scores of fake identities was clearly wrong but just “gaming the system” is generally not a crime. Buying an insurance product - financial instrument or not - under a fake name most likely is a crime or at very least a disqualifying act. It's not "gaming the system" as you describe. Gaming would be a novel approach or changing the scale/magnitude of what a normal person would do; normal people don't fake their identity to buy insurance. Your CD example is gaming the system until I start apply for credit cards with a fake identity; that crosses a clear and obvious line.