They were informed. After all it's our job to inform them of the facts and let them make a decision, usually based on a tradeoff of risk perception (note not re

They were informed. After all it's our job to inform them of the facts and let them make a decision, usually based on a tradeoff of risk perception (note not real risk rating) and cost. Now risk is perceived to be higher, cost is a little more flexible. Businesses don't necessarily operate in the best interests of their clients. The shareholders come first, then the clients and anything which takes from the bottom line is going to end up a risk tradeoff. I post anonymously as I'm risk averse and don't necessarily agree with how businesses operate in this respect.