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When a broker owe you money
- Thread starter syrre
- Start date
dispute might be obvious to u but not so to us...u need to give us more details and maybe we can offer u some help..still, nobody here is qualified to give out legal advice, so maybe best thing to do wud be to contact an attorney specialized in securities dealin' and regulations.
good luck to ya
good luck to ya
Quote from syrre:
It is a US reg. Futures Broker, and I am a non-US resident.
The dispute is pretty obvious, but they refuse to answer any contact.
It is a small amount, but I still intend to get my money back.
Who should I contact? NFA?
Br. Syrre
Don't you have a segregate account with a different FCM? or they clear?
Normally if they are small... they don't clear
Is it a big clearing firm that holds your account?
An Introducing Broker can't manage your account, never.
Quote from Bitstream:
dispute might be obvious to u but not so to us...
good luck to ya
It is perfectly in my favour, and I know from working several years as a broker myself, 9 of 10 firms would clear this issue right away and make me good. I do not want to give details, but I can say its a comission related dispute. I have all written in emails clearly proving I am right. I am more interested in who I am best off with contacting.
Thank you.
Quote from Lorenzo:
Don't you have a segregate account with a different FCM? or they clear?
I have many accounts, in this case they were clearing it themselves.
I have read through the rules for filing a claim online
http://www.nfa.futures.org/odr/claim_clmnt.asp
Is this only for US residents? It says 'you must enter a valid zip code' etc.
TIA
http://www.nfa.futures.org/odr/claim_clmnt.asp
Is this only for US residents? It says 'you must enter a valid zip code' etc.
TIA