legalise question

[captainsan4]

hi, newbie here. I signed up because it seems so many retail forex brokers are jerks in one way or another so i wanted to find a decent one based on this forum's reviews. anyway, no one seems to bash 4xp too much so I'm going to go with them.
I'm just abit confused by the T+C's at Terms and Conditions , specifically:

4.2 The Company charges a fee for transfers of funds standing to the credit of a Trading Account from the Company to the Client at its prevailing transfer rate, currently equivalent to USD 35 USD per transfer, and this amount will be a deducted from the Client's Trading Account.

I was wondering what this means. Can someone explain it to me in plain english?

thanks guys.

 

[Pharaoh]

It means that they charge you $35 to withdraw your money, no matter what method of withdrawal is used.

For a wire transfer, this is not too excessive. For a refund to a credit or debit card, it's a simple transfer of cash that should go to your pocket into their pocket.

 

[Onyebuchim C. Obike]

Take it like a fee charged by the Bank to transfer fund to and from a customer. Its better to talk to a bank rep to explain the rudiments to give you better understanding. Thats why fees for cards seems a bit cheaper. But the amount charged $35 dollars is reasonable.
Dont forget to include all charges to the total amount you intend to invest.