Egypt Has a New Winner

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As the prize draw for commemorative FXOpen Coins continues, more and more traders win the pleasant souvenirs. The 27th prize-holder is Mohamed from Egypt with STP Account 656**0. The trader will receive a silver coin of 1 troy oz. shortly. We hope that the Lucky FXOpen Coin will bring him all the success in trading as well as will show our dedication to bring our clients the most comfortable trading conditions.

Please, note that “No commission deposits” offer has been extended. Now you can load your FXOpen Accounts with zero commission up to and including May 31, 2015.

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