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Moving on:\nThere are two really important documents that you need to read if you are to have any real understanding of what is happening here. They are both in the attachments:\nBOJS.pdf explains the basic system.\nBOJ Intervention Policy.pdf - the title says it all if you have read BOJS.pdf.\nAfter that, and really do read the docs, here is what to do:\nDownload scooby-doo robot indicators;\nExtract the RS_GROUP_JPY_Strength_Index indicator to your Indicators folderDrag it onto a GJ chart, so you can see it in action. You do not need the indi on the chart for the robot to trade.\nExtract the 'FFCal Scoobs' indicator to your Indicators folder. You do not need to have it on the chart.\nExtract matrixebiz's 'Forex market hours GMT' to your indi folder. Drag it onto a chart to help you work out your buy/sell start hour.\nDownload the robot, put it into your Experts folder. Drag it onto the chart. Use a 15M chart.\nDownload ReconnectEA and put it on to another chart. This will take care of broker disconnects and force the platform to reconnect to the broker.\nClose your trading platform then restart it.\n\n\nA note about trading hours: the defaults are my computer's local times. To find out what time Tokyo opens in your part of the world, use the clock in the indicator zip, provided by matrixebiz. If still confused, go to http://fxtrade.oanda.com/resources/fxmarkethours/. Sahars has posted an indicator that displays these on screen in post no 3. Also go to page 49, post no 729; smjones has put up a script that will help you work out the difference between your comuter's local time and GMT. hohgch sent me this link in a pm - http://www.symmetricom.com/resources...oads/symmtime/ - that allows you to download a free computer clock synchroniser that will keep your clock accurate. I haven't used it because I already have one.\n\nA threat about trading hours\nSending me pm's about how to work out these gains you instant admission to my 'ignore' list, which means you cannot post in any of my threads. If you are too thick t
I can use this letter to send to FRWC for refund.
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Here is the resolution decline response I have just sent:
Hello, I understand your statement about a refund policy, however my statement is that the software delivered does not work as described (vital functions like MoneyManagement, settings for max number of transactions, minimal lot settings, etc are simply NOT WORKING), on top of that you have failed to provide any meaningful documentation with the product, they PDFs you have do not provide clear and detailed explanation for all the features of the software and possible risks involved. So I claim that the product delivered is simply not what has been described in the advertisement. There is a consumer law that covers digital software purchases like your EA set, please find excerpt below. In conclusion, if you fail to provide me with a refund immediately, I have no other choice but to initiate a payment chargeback with my Bank. I am myself working in a payment industry and believe me I know how fast and easy customers receive chargebacks from VISA and how painful it may become for a merchant under pressure from its merchant bank. I have enough evidence that the the product provided does not match expectations and does not match description in advertisement. I am a member of forex trader forums and will broadcast the situation about my payment refund to your potential consumer base. Belive me, nobody want to have anything in common with a merchant who refuses to refund unhappy customer.
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