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Forums Suggestion Box withdrawal method
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withdrawal method

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Feb 01, 2012 11:35 am
#1
cees User

Posts: 385
Member since: 05/12/2011

hello admin the withdrawal method that is only possible by money broker i think that you should add other method because not all conutries are accepted by moneybooker. you could add libertyreserve, alertpay or paypal to add to the moneybooker. please other forum users what do you think.

Feb 01, 2012 03:01 pm
#2
Sasha User

Posts: 836
Member since: 16/05/2011

Originally posted by cees

hello admin the withdrawal method that is only possible by money broker i think that you should add other method because not all conutries are accepted by moneybooker. you could add libertyreserve, alertpay or paypal to add to the moneybooker. please other forum users what do you think.



There are already different suggestions abt new methods. You should hve posted there instead of creating a new thread.

Feb 21, 2012 04:52 am
#3
ironical User

Posts: 734
Member since: 22/04/2011

Originally posted by Sasha

 

Originally posted by cees

 

hello admin the withdrawal method that is only possible by money broker i think that you should add other method because not all conutries are accepted by moneybooker. you could add libertyreserve, alertpay or paypal to add to the moneybooker. please other forum users what do you think.

 



 

There are already different suggestions abt new methods. You should hve posted there instead of creating a new thread.

 



Yes. I think this is the most posted suggestion so far. I hope paypal will be added soon.

The good or ill of a man lies within his own will. – Epictetus

Feb 25, 2012 09:17 am
#4
megrawab Hostedslavebeta

Posts: 332
Member since: 16/08/2011

Ability to edit threads have expiry? I believe it should not have especially on threads that require updates or changes in a fact about a particular item.

What do you think FxStat team? 

[grin]

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Feb 27, 2012 12:12 pm
#5
uniquetrader User

Posts: 939
Member since: 21/04/2011

Originally posted by megrawab

Ability to edit threads have expiry? I believe it should not have especially on threads that require updates or changes in a fact about a particular item.

What do you think FxStat team? 

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hmm. Editing a thread always has an expiry. I dunno exactly, but I think here on fxstat we have expirey on logout.

Stick to your rules

Mar 09, 2012 06:16 pm
#6
Jogi User

Posts: 685
Member since: 06/06/2011

Originally posted by uniquetrader

 

Originally posted by megrawab

 

Ability to edit threads have expiry? I believe it should not have especially on threads that require updates or changes in a fact about a particular item.

What do you think FxStat team? 

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hmm. Editing a thread always has an expiry. I dunno exactly, but I think here on fxstat we have expirey on logout.



No it is not logout. There is some time for editing a thread. Maybe around 10 minutes.

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Mar 28, 2012 05:53 am
#7
cees User

Posts: 385
Member since: 05/12/2011

in place  of editing the thared we could just make me post and indicte it as a correction to the 1st

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