I am sorry I seem to have failed to make myself sufficiently clear for you to understand me. As you do not indicate in your profile (other than that you live in PH) your background, it may be you are making assumptions based on companies not based in UK.Originally Posted by sars_notd_virus
One might assume that all organisations, both private and public have at least some concern for the people to whom they provide a service. Normally, an organisation which relies for its profits on the goodwill / acceptance of those it serves, will not implement a policy which adversely affects those profits, and thus will amend an unpopular policy if the are told it is unacceptable. However, if their customers do not tell them what they would prefer they may not know what they want.
One way is to conduct a survey, however, if, as in this case, they rely upon a statistic which does not relate directly (in this case using statistics about the use of DEBIT CARDS to determine what holders of CASH CARDs want) unless people tell them what they prefer, they may not act in the best interests of their customers, which in turn may also mean, their own interests too.
However, as I have said elsewhere, if you do not want to assist those affected, that’s fine. In such case then I really do not see why you have chosen to appear to argue in favour of Nationwide’s actions.
