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FAQ. Partnership
Posted by on 17 February 2014 02:13 PM
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Every FXOpen client has a referral link. Please, take these steps to access your referral link: 1. Log in to FXOpen. You can generate a steady stream of additional income by referring new clients to FXOpen service. The commissions will be based upon your referrals’ trading activity. Each new client that you refer to FXOpen must open a Live account using your referral link to access FXOpen website. 2. How much can I earn from each referral? For ECN accounts referral fee starts from 15% of the commission charged for the transaction, regardless of the profit or loss. Besides the Standard commission described above, you may get an additional commission from your clients as their number grows. For details please read the Terms and conditions of the Referral Partnership Program. 3. Where can I see the referral list? The list of all referrals, who registered through your link can be found in FXOpen personal area Partnership → Referrals. 4. How can I advertise my referral link? You can place your referral link on your personal website or in a blog, use it a signature on forums, send to your clients through e-mail or Instant Messaging (Skype, Yahoo Messenger, ICQ, etc.) or think of other ways to advertise it. 5. Can I invite a friend of mine to register at FXOpen as my referral? Yes. But there are some restrictions you should take into account (see 6). 6. Can my neighbours/relatives register their own eWallets as my referrals? No. Any coincidence in Name, Address, Phone number, etc. shall be regarded as attempted churning, i.e. unethical practice employed by some traders to increase their commissions by excessively trading in a client's account. 7. Will FXOpen block my accounts if I am caught violating the Partnership program rules? No. The simulated accounts will be removed from the list of your referrals as well as the commission transferred from these accounts to the one of yours. Only the fact you go on violating the rules repeatedly may result in blocking your real and simulated accounts. | |
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