- #82
- Jul 11, 2008 9:03am Jul 11, 2008 9:03am
- | Joined Aug 2007 | Status: Trading make u smarter. | 1,230 Posts
uhmmm, whats the fuzz about fxopen....
more than 1 year trading with them, they usually pay me in less than 24hrs, longest time has been 72hrs. so...
but, of course, ncase of any trouble, missed payment....
this is the place
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more than 1 year trading with them, they usually pay me in less than 24hrs, longest time has been 72hrs. so...
but, of course, ncase of any trouble, missed payment....
this is the place
.
- #83
- Jul 11, 2008 11:56pm Jul 11, 2008 11:56pm
uhmmm, whats the fuzz about fxopen....
more than 1 year trading with them, they usually pay me in less than 24hrs, longest time has been 72hrs. so...
but, of course, ncase of any trouble, missed payment....
this is the place
- #84
- Jul 12, 2008 2:57am Jul 12, 2008 2:57am
- Joined Oct 2007 | Status: follow momentum. | 1,202 Posts
- #93
- Dec 20, 2008 2:27am Dec 20, 2008 2:27am
- Joined Jan 2008 | Status: HEY! WHA' HAPPENED? | 15,496 Posts
Not all sins are created equal
Good to learn ao much about FXOpen in just few hours. On the other side I'm surprise of the amount of private information gave by the FXOpen admin on this thread.
Forex is a risky game, and risk management is a key part of the game. I would never open an account more than $100 with a Broker that is not regulated and doesn't a visible address.
To the ops, I'll just say nice trading technics, but I think that you targetted this broker after noticing some of they technical issues and then try to exploit them. This is exactly what hackers do to Microsoft.
If...
Maybe I'm too honest, but if I find a flaw I'll check with the broker if it is a normal feature of their platform
but I would use it.
- #96
- Dec 20, 2008 3:31am Dec 20, 2008 3:31am
- Joined Jan 2008 | Status: HEY! WHA' HAPPENED? | 15,496 Posts
I have a great respect for Oanda team. During the weekend, there are less liquidity, so you have wider spreads. If you can make money with that exploiting whatever latency ( in the weekend ) it's all benef for you.
Where do you get the comparison that it's similar to hacking? Hacking is against the law. Being an observant trader is fine last I checked.
I'll suggest you to try exploiting your flaw with oanda during the week-end with an amount that can hurt and let see how your order will be executed. I'm not talking about the opening order, but the closing one.
With respect,
Zombla.
Not all sins are created equal
WOW!!!!! That is INCREDIBLE!!! - I dont have a FXOpen Trade Terminal. Could someone login to the account with the investor password and verify that the account exists.
This is so BAD its SCARY!!!
- Its hard to believe that a company would actually treat a winning trader like this. If you had scanned the net for FXOpen stories everything I've ever heard about them is bad.
I'm gonna keep this .doc as a reminder of just how bad it can get.
This is so BAD its SCARY!!!
- Its hard to believe that a company would actually treat a winning trader like this. If you had scanned the net for FXOpen stories everything I've ever heard about them is bad.I'm gonna keep this .doc as a reminder of just how bad it can get.
- #100
- Edited 12:29am Dec 27, 2008 12:18am | Edited 12:29am
- | Joined Aug 2007 | Status: Say what ? | 1,888 Posts
This is the craziest bunch of sh*t that I've read in a long while.
If this is an authentic and true account of what really happened, it's nutz !
Now looking back, if Asian_SG_Guy had remained long Euro and short Dollar yen for
another week or so and added on a bit, he could have most likely owned FXOPEN.
But that's not the point. Point is, he wanted service and some assistance as a customer
and was given the run around, probably while they laughed at him.
Asian_SG_Guy, I hope you take your money, IF you can squeeze it out of them,
and find a place to trade with less shinanigans.
People, let's assume for the moment that all that Asian_SG_Guy says and offers here is true.
For the sake of argument, and who doesn't love a good argument, let's take it at face value.
How would any of us feel is this happened to us ? Long 3 million of one thing and short 2 million of another.
Deep into profit and the dealer seriously jacks with our money and all the staff appears to be
choosing up sides as to who can be the least helpful or who can act like the biggest idiot.
Forget for one moment that it is the fault of the operator who trusts a bucketshop
and trades this kind of size with monopoly forex players; he may not know any better.
Reading the transcript, I don't understand why they didn't just come out and say it,
"...How dare you trust us with your money ! What's wrong with you ??? !!!...."
This is for those who have any dream in their head that the day will come when
they can trade decent size and will do so while staying with their current bucketshop and
while having $100's of thousands or more account balances and not get it put to you in a bad way.
If you're a hit and run trader and are holding what the dealer now considers HIS money, and alot of it
(say, 6 figures profit or close to it) you may have outstayed your welcome and should consider the consequenses.
Get up a decent amount of money. Take it away and trade with a better class of criminals.
Pay a commission to execute your orders. Look at FX Futures as an alternative.
If more than one out of 10,000 persons have this problem in real life, it would be shocking.
If it ever happens to you, now you'll know what to do. There, all better now.
If this is an authentic and true account of what really happened, it's nutz !
Now looking back, if Asian_SG_Guy had remained long Euro and short Dollar yen for
another week or so and added on a bit, he could have most likely owned FXOPEN.
But that's not the point. Point is, he wanted service and some assistance as a customer
and was given the run around, probably while they laughed at him.
Asian_SG_Guy, I hope you take your money, IF you can squeeze it out of them,
and find a place to trade with less shinanigans.
People, let's assume for the moment that all that Asian_SG_Guy says and offers here is true.
For the sake of argument, and who doesn't love a good argument, let's take it at face value.
How would any of us feel is this happened to us ? Long 3 million of one thing and short 2 million of another.
Deep into profit and the dealer seriously jacks with our money and all the staff appears to be
choosing up sides as to who can be the least helpful or who can act like the biggest idiot.
Forget for one moment that it is the fault of the operator who trusts a bucketshop
and trades this kind of size with monopoly forex players; he may not know any better.
Reading the transcript, I don't understand why they didn't just come out and say it,
"...How dare you trust us with your money ! What's wrong with you ??? !!!...."
This is for those who have any dream in their head that the day will come when
they can trade decent size and will do so while staying with their current bucketshop and
while having $100's of thousands or more account balances and not get it put to you in a bad way.
If you're a hit and run trader and are holding what the dealer now considers HIS money, and alot of it
(say, 6 figures profit or close to it) you may have outstayed your welcome and should consider the consequenses.
Get up a decent amount of money. Take it away and trade with a better class of criminals.
Pay a commission to execute your orders. Look at FX Futures as an alternative.
If more than one out of 10,000 persons have this problem in real life, it would be shocking.
If it ever happens to you, now you'll know what to do.
There, all better now.