@Petar888,
but their rollover spreads on GBPJPY do seem a bit higher than most other brokers.
Come on now 2100 pips!!! Changes in 3 minutes from 120 pips to 2100 pips. This is not "a bit higher". And it is not about being educated that this can happen. I have been doing this obviously longer than you. Let us say 15 years. I have been using Fxopen the St. Nevis branch for 6 of them, I have had minor issues with them. But this 2100 pip spread is a novelty. If I knew that they are capable of achieving this spread I would have not traded with them of course. Probably others will not as well.
To put it another way. From your 12 years of experience would you please indicate a broker providing 2100 pips of spread for GBP/JPY pair, providing screenshots of such spread.
I have traded with dozens of brokers and I am currently using six brokers. I have never seen spreads higher than 30-40 pips and what you call a "rollover" I would call the spread increase to 150 pips on low volumes.
Now 2100 pips is just cheating to me.
Of course this is all matter of opinions. Let's give other traders the option to decide whether it is OK to use that broker and not a more reasonable one.
I would also like to stress out again that this the St. Nevis branch of Fxopen. The IMAHO regulated Australian and UK branches of Fxopen.com are entirely different legal entities. I believe you missed this part of the story.
I appreciate your comments, all in all, of course if I had not opened any positions I would have not lost any cash.
The admins will duely decide if the thread is for the trader's court, the scam alert section, the education section or the fun/chat sections.
I would still opt for the scam alert section, at least untill Fxopen.com representatives provide their explanation here, then already most likely it will be for the fun section.