1) regardless of lot size, there shouldn't be such slippage, especially for
It was a micro account. The maximum single position size I think was .76 standard lots ($77,000 valued). 1.00 standard lot is appx $100,000 worth of base currency.
2) Hopefully more people come forward with more recent evidence, either from XM or other brokers pulling the same crap.
How nice of you to finally stop by. So you did not find any emails, eh?
Check these screenshot. They show XeMarkets or XM was in fact contacted back in May, 2013 at least once (was contacted also via live chat a few times, but no screenshot). On the more recent contact on Dec, 2016 , I made sure in addition to sending the email to support@xm and dealing
@XM to cc FPA forum admin. And the FPA forum private messaging system, a
generic XM contact here was PM-ed on , I CC-ed other FPA members that can vouch that the PM was sent. So to say that you didn't receive it is quite misleading IMO.
In any case, the embedded youtube videos in
the first post have just about all of the evidence anyway, including journal log file screenshots. (pretty much the entire first video and the first 2.5 minutes of the 2nd video.) They show ticket number, account #, and timestamps of several of the suspect trades.
Instead of stalling for more time, can you just explain your version of how the slippage and order delays came about?