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To: xcr600 who wrote (750)11/20/2000 5:55:48 PM
From: OX  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 9012
 
thanks for your reply.

I would think if you canceled and got a UROUT confirmation of the cancel, it would mean just that (you're out).
that sounds bogus that they could go back on that.
it means that either IB's cancel really isn't a cancel, or that their system can't truly propagate a cancel from the MM system, or your order got caught in one of those rare instances. most online brokers would normally try to bust the trade if it was the latter situation. i wouldn't know how that's handled w/ a SOES execution.

sounds bad to me if you got a cancel confirm and they won't bust it for you.



To: xcr600 who wrote (750)11/20/2000 6:33:19 PM
From: ratan lal  Respond to of 9012
 
. In the event that IB confirms an execution or cancellation in
error and Customer unreasonably delays in reporting such error,
IB reserves the right to require Customer to accept the trade, or remove the
trade from Customer's account, in IB's sole discretion.


You didnt delay in reporting. So they should cancel at your request.

I would report to the SEC, COPY IB, and keep reporting till they get fed up of you and respond.


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