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I-TradeFX not answered yet FXstreet’s Open Letter to U.S. FDM’s affected by new NFA’s capital requirements

Posted on November 5, 2007 at 12:30 in NFA new requirements by Francesc

I got an e-mail this week-end that I wanted to share with all of you.

As you already know, I sent an e-mail to all U.S. FDM’s that were affected by new net capital requirements from NFA and that were clients of FXstreet.com. All them answered our questionnaire except I-TradeFX.

MG from Florida was asking me about this, so I´m deeply sorry to say that I-TradeFX has not answered yet our questionnaire.

Francesc:

I’m curious… Have you still not yet received a response to your questionairre request from I-Trade-FX top boss? I just had a spirited e-mail response,… a lot of adolescent bluster and angst, with one of their ‘bright young men.’ thanks, M

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