That could allow banks to report U.S. account-holder information to their own governments rather than the IRS, solving many of the potential legal problems, European financial institutions said.
When the company discovers an exposed credit card number, it notifies Scotland Yard, which then sends the information to banks who presumably close the account and notify the credit card holder.
Giggs is now trying to sue the anonymous accountholder and Twitter itself, even though tens of thousands of people went on to re-tweet the information.