FSA sent up in web spoof

Called financialservicesauthority.org, the site is written in the first person as though created by an FSA official - thought to be represented in the image of a woman - but the site actually criticises its role and actions since its inception by side-swiping the authority for its apparent activity in relation to endowments, fraud and low-cost investments. More specifically, it appears to accuse the FSA of employing fraudsters, making reference to “Ronnie” Kray and the Enron scandal. At the same time, a series of spoof letters, targeted at consumers, have also been produced as part of t...