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[Falco]

Hello,

I'm seeking a broker meets just a few simple conditions:

- Allow me to open an account with $400,
- Does not charge additional fees for the withdraw (preferably with paypal / moneybookers) because I would like once a month to cashout a small portion of account balance,
- No need to send any documents by traditional post or fax (e-mail only),
- Relatively good reviews, and fairness.

Maybe I have rather unusual preference - not to mention the spreads, or leverage - but due to that size of account it's I think a reasonable solution.

I thought about OANDA (I was very close to create account there) and ACTIVTRADES but they charge very high commissions for withdraw.
I thought about FXDD and FXCM, but they have very bad reviews here as I see...

What would you recommend in this situation?

Thanks in advance.

[ernest8fingers]

Originally Posted by Falco

Hello,

I'm seeking a broker meets just a few simple conditions:

- Allow me to open an account with $400,
- Does not charge additional fees for the withdraw (preferably with paypal / moneybookers) because I would like once a month to cashout a small portion of account balance,
- No need to send any documents by traditional post or fax (e-mail only),
- Relatively good reviews, and fairness.

Maybe I have rather unusual preference - not to mention the spreads, or leverage - but due to that size of account it's I think a reasonable solution.

I thought about OANDA (I was very close to create account there) and ACTIVTRADES but they charge very high commissions for withdraw.
I thought about FXDD and FXCM, but they have very bad reviews here as I see...

What would you recommend in this situation?

Thanks in advance.

FXCM Micro Account fits this wish list-however-they dont offer "live" support of any kind-all thru email only but usually respond in a few minutes. Withdrawals are thru a paper check only for FXCM US and wire only thru FXCM UK-I like em now and if you read my previous posts of years ago-My change in opinion is minor miracle. Good luck.

[Falco]

Hmm...

Everythings looks good on FXCM UK. No fee for bank wire... but there is minimum deposit of $2000. FXCM US "The minimum deposit for a bank wire is $1000"...

[Zmzr]

Originally Posted by Falco

Hello,

I'm seeking a broker meets just a few simple conditions:

- Allow me to open an account with $400,
- Does not charge additional fees for the withdraw (preferably with paypal / moneybookers) because I would like once a month to cashout a small portion of account balance,
- No need to send any documents by traditional post or fax (e-mail only),
- Relatively good reviews, and fairness.

Maybe I have rather unusual preference - not to mention the spreads, or leverage - but due to that size of account it's I think a reasonable solution.

I thought about OANDA (I was very close to create account there) and ACTIVTRADES but they charge very high commissions for withdraw.
I thought about FXDD and FXCM, but they have very bad reviews here as I see...

What would you recommend in this situation?

Thanks in advance.

Hello,

I would suggest Prime4x.com for you...

Micro account, min deposit $100, payment option via moneybookers (very fast), no commissions, no swap and No Dealing Desk.
Just upload your ID then you will receive email for your new account detail and will be ready for trading.

Note: Special Promotion 100% cash bonus end on 29 Jan 2010

Good luck

Sincerely,
zmzr_31
Prime4x client.

[cowmadagan]

Honestly, I'd also recommend saving more money at your job before you get into trading. Undercapitalisation is the biggest killer of all businesses and trading investments.

[RahmanSL]

Recommend Prime4x.com as a trusted Broker?
Yeowh! First of all Prime4X.com is not regulated and Cysec has issued a WARNING: Cysec has issued a warning over licensing issues for Prime Forex.
Second, there are quite a number of very bad reviews about them from some of their clients not only in this forum, but elsewhere as well.

“Caution” and “go live at your own risk” would be very appropriate at this point in time and most certainly “NOT Recommended”.

When a Broker offers you back your deposit money to trade, someone has to pay for it, and that someone is the client.

Cheers!

[Bowmaker]

Most people dont like recommending brokers as a lot of it is personal choice depending on what you want. You have a list of requirements so I would suggest you visit the site 100 Forex Brokers. Here you can input your requirements and it will give you a list of all brokers who meet these. Depending on your list you might get 20 results or even none that meet them all. Dont assume however that any brokers listed meeting your requirements are good ones. If you get 3 results for example then go away and research each one on FPA or other review sites. Good Luck!!

[RahmanSL]

Hi EDDIE ONEILL,

Good to know you are 100ForexBrokers visitors too. I am quite active there too.
Yes, 100ForexBrokers.com site has full of information on brokers and other stuffs, and a definite "must visit" for all Newbies like me.

Cheers!

[Ricex]

Interesting site guys, thanks.

[Pharaoh]

This article is designed to help you find the best broker to meet your individual needs:

How to select a forex broker

There are a lot of broker selection sites out there. Be careful - some of them will try to sign you up through their IB links. Some will even try to steer you to the brokers that pay them the most. If someone wants to be your IB, that means they get a cut of your spread. Do you get anything from them? If they provide additional support or rebates, it might be worth it or it might not.

Before picking a broker, make sure to test out their support for yourself. Make sure to test a demo account - if that doesn't work, why bother with live?