Withdrawing funds "tainted" by bonus?

[FXOpen_AU]

It is normal to occur in such a situation, if you do not read the terms of withdrawal when choosing the bonus. Each promotion has a detailed description how to use it and how to withdraw. Customer Support reps also warn about the need to trade a certain number of lots.

 

[TJ Forex]

Never go with a bonus broker

 

[DaveT]

This is why taking bonuses is never a good idea

 

[Enayess]

In principle, you can try to solve this issue through some specialized return systems, but the probability that it will end positively is very small. Brokers are well insured in such situations.

 

[Talar]

A standard and widely used way to slow down media output. Usually it is specified in the agreement with the broker, so it is quite difficult to resist it. It's like you or your friend agreed to these requirements.

 

[WilliamJcarter]

Its over once you receive bonuses. Your friends money is GONE

 

[wildtalker]

It is definitely going to be a problem if the bonus is in the same balance actual deposit. Your friend might be trying to play a fast one. You can't deposit, get the bonus and try to withdraw money the next day. Hoping to cash out and continue trading with the bonus. Please follow the broker's terms since you applied for bonus in the first place. If not, tell the broker to cancel the bonus and allow you to withdraw what is left.

 

[sebking1986]

This is normal practice. Bonus brokers always have a "wagering" requirement in the same way bookies or casinos do. You must read the T&Cs before agreeing to bonuses

 

[LuckoftheFX]

Just one of the reasons to avoid Bonus offers to sign up!

 

[RachelEB]

Bonuses are nowt but trouble....

Exactly! Too many people only read the catchy headline