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Fascinating! One of my favorite ET hardheads gave this company a 5x5 rating and called them a "class act", in the midst of other unequivocal negative remarks. Funny when you read the reviewers after getting a bit more acquainted with their mentalities on the message threads.

"same shitty crew from ONSITE"- first review October 07, 2002 10:03 AM


Quote & Execution Speed: 1
Range of Services: 1
Training & Tech Support: 1
Commissions & Fees: 1
Overall Reliability: 1


Same problem as Onsite, Andowver and other firms that try to squeeze the ox at both ends. They don't specialize for retail nor professional, and try to cover both ends. Watch them like a hawk, check every penny in clearance, and request your checks frequently...


"Class acts!" - my buddy 2002 September 26, 2002 1:30 PM


Quote & Execution Speed: 5
Range of Services: 5
Training & Tech Support: 5
Commissions & Fees: 5
Overall Reliability: 5


Very commited to follow through.


"Never traded with them" - third reviewer September 07, 2002 6:05 AM


Quote & Execution Speed: 3
Range of Services: 3
Training & Tech Support: 3
Commissions & Fees: 3
Overall Reliability: 3


...And dont' plan to either. Company X got de-listed from NASDAQ and is now a pink sheet trading at pennies, they sold their technology to E-Trade, and for whatever reason bought Onsite but haven't shown anything for it. IMO, they're going to be out soon and I would recommend traders to stay away until they show signs of life again.
 
Do it in code or pig latin. All we need to do is get the enigma machine so we can avoid this prop firm. Or better yet do what the riddler does to Batman. Give us a clue .... I am dying to know who.
 
Isn't this a retail brokerage?

Sue them in small claims court, get a judgment.

Take the judgment to any county in which they have an operation, and get a charging order.

Have the Sheriff seize some assets in satisfaction.

Or......maybe there is something missing in this story. Me thinks there is.

My favorite collection technique is to find two other creditors owed at least $1,500 and file an involuntary petition in the Federal Bankruptcy Court. I think these are still the criteria--3 creditors owed at least $1,500 each. THAT will get their attention.
 
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The same company that you've been having problems with at least since November. Did you ever get any payouts from them at all?

Also the Better Business Bureau might be worth calling.

Am I surprised the S.E.C. doesn't care? Not particularly. The S.E.C. thinks you have no business trying to trade with less than $25,000, they probably think this company is doing you (or them) a favor by stealing what money you do have so you can't try to trade with it.

In fact, if it hadn't been for the PDT restrictions, would you not have switched to IB long ago, instead of trying to stay with a prop firm that was clearly screwing you all along, just because the prop firm didn't PDT you into the ground?
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exactly... and the biggest bs is ive been nothing but profitable since day one... up ~54% for '02...
 
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