Bluewave
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I have just come across this site which was written about in one of my regular emails: www.easy2spreadbet.com
As my subject line says, the interface looks just like the Finspreads one, but this site has split up Spreadbetting, CFD's, and FOREX into separate parts but using the "easy2....." moniker.
I am a long time Finspreads user and am now wondering what this company is up to (if, as it appears, Fins and Easy2 are one and the same company - client internet contact number is the same!).
It is all very confusing - Easy2 also offers 1p trades for first 8 weeks for beginners, but interestingly has a few advantages over Fins such as free membership to a Traders club which includes free Quantiga and Tradequant subscriptions with "once a month trade" accounts.
Why have loyal Fins customers not been told about this split-off company, and why do Fins feel they need to add another spreadbetting company to the marketplace?
Interestingly, Fins no longer offer spot FOREX as of today - well, you were able to trade live spot via the internet for a few days a while back, then they slapped "phone only" on them. So maybe that was a test for this new site which has tighter spot spreads... e.g. GBP/USD = 4 spread.... competiting with Deal4Free?!
Your thoughts forum people?
As my subject line says, the interface looks just like the Finspreads one, but this site has split up Spreadbetting, CFD's, and FOREX into separate parts but using the "easy2....." moniker.
I am a long time Finspreads user and am now wondering what this company is up to (if, as it appears, Fins and Easy2 are one and the same company - client internet contact number is the same!).
It is all very confusing - Easy2 also offers 1p trades for first 8 weeks for beginners, but interestingly has a few advantages over Fins such as free membership to a Traders club which includes free Quantiga and Tradequant subscriptions with "once a month trade" accounts.
Why have loyal Fins customers not been told about this split-off company, and why do Fins feel they need to add another spreadbetting company to the marketplace?
Interestingly, Fins no longer offer spot FOREX as of today - well, you were able to trade live spot via the internet for a few days a while back, then they slapped "phone only" on them. So maybe that was a test for this new site which has tighter spot spreads... e.g. GBP/USD = 4 spread.... competiting with Deal4Free?!
Your thoughts forum people?