Free $50 When You Open FXCM Micro Forex Trading Account
By Grace Cheng on December 8, 2008 | More Posts By Grace Cheng | Author's Website
FXCM Micro, the discount brokerage division of FXCM, announced on 5 December 2008 that it will be offering forex traders who currently trade with a different forex firm free $50 accounts to try FXCM Micro.
This new service provides traders with super-low spreads, automated execution, and 1K lot sizes. FXCM is confident that traders will want to continue trading with FXCM Micro after comparing it to other forex brokers.
This is not an account-opening bonus but a funded, $50 FXCM Micro account, which can be traded without any deposit from traders.
To qualify for the free $50 account, traders must be an existing client with another forex brokerage firm and be approved by FXCM.*
*Traders who have an existing account with FXCM, FXCM Micro or any of its affiliates are not eligible for this offer.
Additional Terms and Conditions: Offer is limited to only one (1) per household. After registration, qualified traders will receive approval from our New Accounts department in order to receive the $50 Micro Account deposit. You may be required to provide verification and/or supporting documentation to validate any information provided here or in your Trading Application. You must complete five (5) round-turn trades in your new FXCM Micro account, and your account must be in good standing before you are eligible to withdraw any funds from your account. FXCM reserves the right to close your account for any violation of FXCM policy or any fraudulent or illegal activity. The $50 bonus deposit will only be made in USD and is non-transferrable.
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