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To: SusieQ1065 who wrote (4184)	11/9/2000 8:17:40 PM
From: .Trev	Respond to of 8925

It's a "try on" believe me. They get to pay for their own mistakes, and you should tell them so in so many words. If you had made a mistake they would be very firm in collecting for it. I had a similar problem with a bank who quoted me a rate on some currency exchange which I proceded to do. When my statement came the figures were different and whn I questioned it they apologised an claimed the first rate was a mistake. They admitted that it was their mistake, and I simply told them that they could pay for theirown mistakes as they could afford it better than I. There are two reasons why these guys are trying this on you if you are a new trader that's the first one they think that you will back down from inexperience, and secondly there are still mach men around who think that grils don't know. Don't close your account until this is sttled to your satisfaction, because if you do they will find ways of fiddling your final withdrawals. Don't be rude or upset, seems to me they don't have a leg to stand on, just be cool, polite and very firm. Best of luck you're in a winning position.