Like most of us, I too sent in my reasonings for CFTC not to increase leverage. Like many others, I sent off email to the CFTC which is now considered public information, including the email address I've used. Well now all those exposed email addresses are in the hands of spammers.
I got this email: https://docs.google.com/document/edi...uthkey=CPa4tGg
I especially like to disclaimer at th bottom, as if its ok to obtain email addresses off the CFTC documents.
My question is, would you really sign up with a broker who spam you? I guess I don't understand their reasonings behind the email. Red flags presented across the board such as, being a reputable broker but spamming under a Gmail address.
I'm starting to realize why forex is in the cross-hairs of regulators. Has to be the most scammed, dishonest market in the industry. With practices such as this, one has to ask "wheres the integrity"?
I got this email: https://docs.google.com/document/edi...uthkey=CPa4tGg
I especially like to disclaimer at th bottom, as if its ok to obtain email addresses off the CFTC documents.
My question is, would you really sign up with a broker who spam you? I guess I don't understand their reasonings behind the email. Red flags presented across the board such as, being a reputable broker but spamming under a Gmail address.
I'm starting to realize why forex is in the cross-hairs of regulators. Has to be the most scammed, dishonest market in the industry. With practices such as this, one has to ask "wheres the integrity"?