FXOpen Congratulates Muhamed on Winning an FXOpen Coin

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We are pleased to unveil the latest winner of the FXOpen prize draw. The prize-holder is Mohamed from Pakistan (STP Account 660027). The winner will get a commemorative silver FXOpen coin. Congratulations and best wishes in your trading, Mohamed!

Let us remind you that every working day a Lucky FXOpen coin of 1.00 troy oz is raffled off among our clients. Any customer with US$200 deposited in the FXOpen trading accounts, enters the giveaway by default. You can find more information on the prize draw conditions on FXOpen site.

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