charting price doesnt match bid/ask

Today I'm told by a forex.com client officer that forex.com platform chart neither shows the bid nor the ask price, but a price in between the bid and ask!!
That means they can set a price in their favour, as long as it's with bid and ask...
Plus, they never tell this on the platform manual or charting guide...it's very misleading and unfair!
'Coz if you find your stop loss order being executed but the price never touches your stop loss on their chart, they'll say price touched it but NOT shown on the chart....What the hell is it???
I've emailed them for an explanation and is ready to withdraw my deposit in forex.com...they have an obvious upperhand against us!
I'm wondering if any other brokers doing that cheating on their charts??

If you aren't happy then go to a different broker do we really need a flock of people discussing something you aren't happy about?

Most retail brokers have their little cheats. I find the brokers that massively widen spreads during news so orders get triggered just because of the wider spread more annoying.

charts are only a reference - especially in forex. the bid and ask being displayed in your trading platform is what really matters. this is by no means "cheating", its perfectly normal.

btw, only use limit orders and you will avoid 99% of the problems with your broker

Yes, and that disparity between the chart and the bid/ask on your platform will work in your favor sometimes too. Your chart will show you getting stopped out but you'll be saved by a pip or two on your platform. Or your chart will show your trade missing its target by a pip or two but your platform will give it to you. Works both ways.

Limit orders are still the only way to go.