Funding Your Account

How much do I need to deposit?

We do not require you to deposit funds into your account until you wish to trade.

To calculate the minimum deposit required to open a bet, you will need to review the Minimum IMR information, which can be found on the Product Information ticket linked to each product. Please look at the Managing Account section of this document for more specific details on how to calculate your minimum deposit, or refer to the online User Manual.

For binary betting you will need to have available funds equal to your stake multiplied by the difference between where you buy or sell and the settlement which may be 0 or 100 depending on the nature of your bet . Please see the binary bet explanation page for more details, this can be accessed from the Capital Spreads home page.

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Depositing Funds

You can credit your account in a variety of ways which are detailed below. Please note that due to money laundering regulations enforced by the Financial Services Authority, we are unable to accept funds from any other source than the account holders own funds.

Deposit money by Debit/Credit card

You can deposit funds securely online or by telephone using a debit or credit card. There is a 2% charge for payments made by credit card. If you did not register a card when you opened your account, you can do so by clicking the Credit My Account button and then Add Card. Alternatively, you can call the Customer Support team on +44 (0)20 7456 7020.

We accept all major debit and credit cards. We do not accept American express and some International visa Electron cards.

As a credit card customer you should be aware of changes to the way some credit card companies charge for online betting transactions. Gambling transactions, which have until now been treated in the same way as any other purchase, will be treated as cash advances by some credit card companies. Cash advances are usually subject to a higher rate of interest than standard transactions, so you should check the terms and conditions of your card carefully

Deposit money via Bank Transfer

You can deposit funds directly into our bank account - please ensure you use your full name and Capital Spreads account number as a reference. Please note that due to money laundering regulations, we cannot accept cash deposited into our bank account. Any funds credited in this way will not be added to your spreadbetting account and could result in significant delays on any refund. Please be aware that large deposits of cash into our accounts by any client may generate an enquiry to the relevant authorities.

Our bank accounts are held at Barclays Bank, 54 Lombard Street, London EC3. The details of our bank accounts are below:

To make a Deposit :

All Currencies share the following details:

Account Name: London Capital Group T/as Capital Spreads

Swift Code: BARCGB22

Sort Code: 20-77-67

Please check the grid below for the relevant account number and IBAN.

Deposit Funds via cheque

Please make your cheque payable to Capital Spreads and send it to Capital Spreads , 4th Floor, 12 Appold Street, London EC2A 2AW. We will not credit your account until your cheque has cleared.

Unfortunately, we cannot accept banker’s drafts. If you are going to deposit funds using a building society cheque and it does not have your name on the cheque, we will need to see a receipt stamped by the building society to say that the money from that cheque came from an account in your name.

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How do I arrange a refund

If you would like a refund from your Capital Spreads account, please call us or email us advising us of the amount you wish to receive and confirming the last 4 digits of the card you would like us to refund.

As stated above in the depositing funds section, we are regulated by the FSA so any funds deposited must go back to the original source. For example, if you deposited funds using a card we would transfer your funds back to this card. It can take up to 3 - 5 working days for the funds to appear in your account.

Please note that MasterCard do not accept refunds from gaming organisations. If you deposit funds using a MasterCard we will make refunds to a bank account in your name, or to the default bank account details registered on your spread betting account. It is possible that we may require proof of your Bank Account details to establish that the account is in your name. This should be in the form of an original bank statement dated within the last three months. The statement should include your name, account number and, for international clients, an IBAN or Swift Code. We may also need sight of the card in question via faxed or scanned documentation.

If you are an international customer and you have used a MasterCard to credit your account there is a charge for refunds under £1000.00. For UK customers we would refund your money via BACS and this will take three working days with no charge.

Please note that due to transaction costs, Capital Spreads reserve the right to refuse any refund under £50.00 (or the equivalent currency amount) unless you are closing your account. Please bare this in mind when requesting a refund.

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Making a Bet

For guidance on how to make your spread bets and/or binary bets using the Capital Spreads online trading platform, please use our online User Manual.

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How do I place a trade/make a bet?

Capital Spreads provides a variety of products to trade on between the hours of 07:00am until 21.15pm (London local time). You can make your spread bets online or by telephone and binary bets can be placed online only.

For guidance on how to make your spread bets using the Capital Spreads online trading platform, please use our online User Manual.

If you wish to trade by telephone, our dealing line is +44 (0)20 7456 7010 . If you have any problems or questions, you can call our Customer Support team on +44 (0)20 7456 7020. Please refer to our Product Information sheets for specific trading hours of individual products.

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Will I be trading/betting on the prices I see online?

Once you’ve clicked the Trade button you will be offered the option to buy or sell. Once you have made your bet, it will be processed immediately. You should receive confirmation within a couple of seconds, or you will receive a message informing you that you bet has been declined. If the bet is declined, the reason why will also be displayed.

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What hours can I trade?

Spread betting

We are open for trading from 07:00am until 21:15pm, Monday to Friday. You can find details of the trading hours for individual products if you click on the “I” information button to the right of each product or you can find a full, detailed list of all contract specifications if you click here: Product Specifications

Binary betting

Binary betting is only available from 8:00am until 16:30pm, Monday to Friday and Customer Support is by email only.

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What products do you offer?

We offer a full range of products including Indices, shares, commodities, currencies, bonds and interest rates. You can find full details of the products we offer if you click here: Product Specifications

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'24 hour' Trading

If a market is open for ‘24 hour’ trading this will affect all orders attached to that market.

Markets open after London Capital Group’s normal hours of business (Mon-Fri 07:00-21:00) may be offered on a wider spread than that available in the normal trading hours.

If a 24 hr market is not available for trading for whatever reason clients will not be able to add ‘new’ or amend ‘existing’ orders. If a 24-hour market is not available to trade for whatever reason any orders, which may have been eligible for activation, had the market been open will NOT be filled unless they are still subject to activation upon reopening of the market. If the order is still subject to activation they will be filled at the first available quote on our platform upon reopening of the market.

If a market is unavailable for trading clients will be unable to make any trades in that market until such time as the market reopens.

‘24 hour trading’ may not, in fact, mean the whole 24 hours in any day but may be used as a generic term to refer to a market that is quoted by London Capital Group outside of the company’s normal hours of business (Mon-Fri 07:00-21:00).

Out of hours trading is restricted to much smaller stakes than those available in normal business hours, although clients may close out existing positions of whatever size. Clients will also be unable to build stakes in out of hours markets as, in general, the maximum single stake available will also be the total allowable open position. If a client already has a total open position greater than the maximum allowable stake he/she will not be able to increase that position.

Should any trade subsequently be shown to have been made at an erroneous or unreasonable price to either the client or to London Capital Group that trade will be either rejected or amended to reflect the correct price prevalent at that time. An unreasonable price is defined as a price that is more than the spread quoted by London Capital Group away from the prevailing open market price at the time of placing the trade (i.e. a ‘buy’ bet made at 1.7589 in GBP/USD or lower when the existing underlying market price should have reflected a quote on our trading platform of 1.7590-96).

All clients’ bets in relevant markets are subject to the market activity of ‘24 hour’ products even if the positions were opened during normal hours of business.

If a ‘new’ order is activated in ‘24hr’ market time that order is subject to the trading limits permissible during ’24 hr’ trading. (i.e. if the trading limit in a ‘24 hour’ market is £10 a point but a client has placed a £20 a point ‘new’ order (even if the order was placed in normal market hours) then that order will be cancelled if activated during hours outside of London Capital Groups’ normal hours of business and no position will be created). This order limit does not apply to stops.

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How much margin will the system take when I make my trade or if I move my stop?

When making a trade the system will look for three things.

1) If you only have the minimum funds available then the stop loss will automatically be generated at 80% of the minimum IMR (initial margin requirement). You can find the minimum IMR for all of our products on the product information.

2) If you have more funds than the max CGSL (computer generated stop level) for that market - the system will allocate the stop at 80% of the max CGSL for that product, leaving you with extra funds as available margin.

E.g. for FTSE Rolling Daily, the max CGSL is 150 so if you were trading £1 a point and you had £200 on your account, the system would only use up £150 as margin with your stop loss 120 points away. In this scenario, you would be left with £50 available margin to make other trades.

3) If you had more funds on your account than the minimum IMR but less than the max CGSL, the system will take all the funds on the account as margin and the stop will be calculated at 80% of these funds.

You can of course amend the automatic stop that is generated by clicking on "order book" and then on the "amend" button. Moving your stop in closer will free up your margin but the system will always charge you the min IMR for that trade regardless of how close you place your stop to your entry level. If you move your stop further away you will need enough margin to cover your stop. This can be calculated by multiplying the amount of points your stop loss is away from your entry level by a further 25%. For example if you have your stop 100 points away from your entry level, you will need £125 in your available margin to cover that particular stop.

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Closing a Bet

How do I close my bet?

Your bet is valid until our market expiry time. Please see our Product Information sheets for last dealing times and settlement details of individual markets.

If you decide to close your bet before it expires, you can close your bet manually in one of two ways. The simplest way is to click on the “Open Positions” button to view your open bets. You will see a Close button on the right hand side. If you click this button, you will only be given one option either a buy or a sell i.e. an equal and opposite trade.

Alternatively, you can close your bet by finding the original product that you traded, entering and equal stake size and then making a bet in the opposite direction. For example if you make a £5 buy bet to open, you will need to make a £5 sell bet to close.

Your bet may also be closed if your automatic Stop-Level is hit or Limit Order is executed (does not apply to binaries).

Any profits/losses incurred are realised upon the bet closure. Please refer to the online User Manual for guidance on how to manually close a bet.

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Can I partially close my position?

Yes, you can partially close a position. Please refer to the online User Manual for further details.

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Rolling Bets

What is a Rolling Daily Bet?

Rolling Daily Bets provide a cost-effective solution for short-medium term trading. These daily bets do not automatically expire at the end of the day, but will “rollover” into the next trading day. Any orders linked to Rolling Daily Bets will also be rolled. An overnight financing rate will be applied on a daily basis.

You can read more about Rolling Daily bets if you click here

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Can I roll my positions over?

For details of our Daily Rolling bets, please click here

Capital Spreads also offers the facility to rollover futures contracts. If you chose to roll any quarterly or monthly contracts, you will need to contact us shortly before our expiry date to leave a rollover instruction. For equities, Capital Spreads will expire the existing bet spread free (at just the market price) and offer the subsequent quarter at half of the spread. For indices, commodities and Forex contracts, Capital Spreads will expire the bet at our mid point and offer the subsequent quarter at the corresponding level. Please note that on rollover of futures contracts, the existing bet is closed, realising any profits or losses incurred and a new bet is subsequently opened.

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Managing your Positions

What happens when a share goes ex-dividend?

The morning after a share goes ex-div the price of the share will drop by the amount of the dividend (approximately). With a quarterly spread bet, the dividend will have already been removed from the price quoted by Capital Spreads so there will be no effect on the price quoted between the day before ex-div and the day after it. In the case of Rolling Daily bets Capital Spreads will credit clients who have long (buy) bets 80% of the value of the dividend and will debit to clients with short (sell) bets 100% of the dividend.

For example, if Lloyds bank goes ex-div with a declared dividend of 7.5p, a client who was long (buy bet) of £10 a point would receive £10x7.5x80% or £60. A client who was short the same amount (i.e. £10 a point) in Lloyds would be debited with £75 (£10x7.5x100%)

Shares on the FTSE go ex-div on the open every Wednesday morning and generally, the value of the shares in question will go down. This has a direct affect on the FTSE which tends to fall to reflect the drop in prices as the individual shares equates to a weighting in the FTSE 100 Index. Although most shares go ex-div on Tuesday evening there will be individual situations when companies may make payments (whether dividend, return of capital etc) on days other than this. In these cases the relevant charge will be made on the day on which it takes effect.

With a quarterly spread bet, the dividend will have already been removed from the price quoted by Capital Spreads so there will be no effect on the price quoted between the day before ex-div and the day after it.

In the case of Rolling Daily bets on the indices, London Capital Group will make a dividend adjustment to clients' accounts as and when shares go ex-div. We credit clients who have long (buy) bets and debit clients with short (sell) bets. This ‘dividend’ effect is paid using the same formula as for individual equity bets.

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How are the Daily FTSE and Wall Street prices calculated?

This is a common question for SB companies as it does cause some confusion with clients.

All major indices quoted by Capital Spreads have a Futures market related to them (i.e. the FTSE 100 has the LIFFE FTSE Futures market). This Future trades at a price which reflects the underlying market plus some adjustments. These adjustments are calculated from the theoretical value of dividends payable between today and the expiry of the Future AND the cost of carry for the index over the same period.

This Adjustment is called the 'Fair Value'. Capital Spreads will adjust the Daily Cash price of each index by it's own Fair Value number each day. Capital Spreads links the 'Daily Cash' quote to the relevant future concerned and offsets the quote by the current Fair Value. Therefore the Cash Daily price is moved by the Futures price and not vice versa, this is because the cash price is a lagging market indicator which does not react in a timely manner to market moving news.

For UK shares we price our bid using the underlying market bid and the offer from the underlying market offer. LCG’s spread is then added around the underlying market bid/offer to create ‘our quote’. On a day to day basis the difference between our bid and the underlying market bid will remain the same as will the difference between the offer prices. If the underlying market bid/ask spread widens/narrows then ‘our quote’ will widen/narrow with it.

We derive the future individual share prices (quarterly markets) by taking the underlying market price and adding the cost of carry from the bet date until the expiry date and removing any dividends/capital repayments on those shares which go ex-div/make payments between the bet date and the expiry date.

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How do we derive our FX prices?

We subscribe to a data feed which gives us the best bid and offer in the market from several major banks in any given currency pair. The best bid might be from one bank, and the best ask might be from another bank. We take the best of each (i.e. the highest bid and the lowest offer) and put our spread (which remains fixed) around this spread.

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Why are the prices I can see different to yours?

There is no single exchange on which all FX trades are transacted, and so there is never a single price at which you can say that a given currency pair is trading. Bank “A” might sell cable to Bank “B” at 1.7750, whilst at exactly the same time Bank “C” might sell cable to Bank “D” at 1.7755. Bank “A” may record its trades to a database to which Data Vendor “X” has access, whilst Bank “C” might record its trades on a seperate database to which Data Vendor “Y” has access. For this reason, it is highly possible for 2 different data vendors to be showing 2 different prices at exactly the same time in the same currency pair.

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On the FX, do we round up if the spread is 3?

No. If the market spread is 1, we add one to each side so that our spread is 3. And even if we did, the net result is irrelevant. Say, for example, we rounded up on a 3-tick spread. If you went long you'd pay that extra half a tick on the way in, but you'd gain it on the way out. Whether we rounded up or down, the spread is still 3 ticks! Plus, you are still exposed to the same currency price movements - if cable rallies 10 ticks, you will make 10 ticks whether the price you traded at was rounded up or down.

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Opening An Account

How do I open an account?

To begin trading today, please complete our online application form. This can be found as a link on the home page (Open an Account). This should take no more than 10 minutes. You will be asked to select the type of currency you wish to trade in, so be sure that you select the currency you require. We then conduct an electronic check to confirm your identity and address.

If you are a UK resident, and we are unable to confirm that you reside at the address you have produced in your application form, we will require additional information in the form of an ORIGINAL, recent bank statement or utility bill. If you are not a UK resident, we will require proof of your address AND a copy of your passport/driving license. You can fax these documents to us on +44 (0)20 7456 7013, but then please post them to us at your earliest convenience.

If you would prefer to receive an application pack and a copy of our brochure, please complete the form. This can be found as a link on the home page (Open an Account).

If you would like to nominate someone to trade jointly on your account or if you would like a corporate account, please contact our customer support team: admin@capitalspreads.com or +44 (0)20 7456 7020.

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What type of account can I have?

Capital Spreads offer deposit accounts, which means that you can begin trading once you have deposited funds into your account.

If you would like to hold an account in another currency (Sterling/US Dollar/Euro) or if you are interested in holding a corporate account, please contact our customer support team: admin@capitalspreads.com or +44 (0)20 7456 7020.

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Can somebody else trade on my account?

Yes, you can nominate a family member or friend by completing a Power of Attorney form. Please contact us for further details.

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Can I recommend a friend?

If you have a friend that is interested in opening a Capital Spreads account we can offer you a cash reward for the introduction. We will credit your Capital Spreads account with £70 once you and your friend have both funded your accounts with £250 or more and made at least 2 non equity bets. Please contact us to claim your reward!

Please note the following about our Refer a Friend scheme:

You must have an existing personal/business relationship with the mentioned person and it is your understanding that your friend may be interested in receiving information about products provided by London Capital Group (LCG). Accounts are subject to status. Members must be at least 18 years old. Once a new LIVE spread betting account is open, £250 must be deposited and two non equity bets made before receiving £70 credit to the account. Please note, eligible bets for this offer exclude equity bets. The £70 cannot be withdrawn from the account for 3 months.
This offer is subject to fair use and abuse of this offer may result in credit being withheld. Capital Spreads reserves the right to withdraw this promotion at any time.

You are introducing friends to London Capital Group. Refer a friend referrals to London Capital Group are limited to a maximum of 5 per live account holder. This offer is not open to employees of Capital Spreads or employees of any other company engaged in direct competition with Capital Spreads.

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Managing Your Account

How can I view my previous trades?

You can see details of the trades that you have made and that have been settled if you click on the Trade History section of your account.

This information will be held on your account for 3 months. If you require further details of all the trades you have made, please contact Customer Support at admin@capitalspreads.com

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How can I view my Open Positions?

Details of any open bets can be found if you click on Open Positions. If you have more than one trade in the same product, please click the "I" button and this will give you a detailed breakdown of your position in this product.

The automatic Stop-Loss Order that is linked to your open position can be found if you click on the Order Book button. This section also holds details of any New Orders or Limit Orders.

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How do I change my contact info?

If a problem occurs on your account, it is important for us to be able to contact you. Please ensure that your email address is always up to date and, if necessary, please check to ensure that your inbox has not exceed its limit. We send all contract notes via email and it is your responsibility to provide us with the correct contact details. Your contract notes are proof of the trades that you have made and if you have any kind of query we will ask you for copies of your contract notes.

If you move house please send us either an original utility bill or bank statement that is dated within the last three months. Alternatively please send us a signed letter confirming your Spread Betting account number, your name and your new address and telephone contact details along with a copy of your passport or photo card driving licence so that we can verify your signature.   

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How do I change my password?

If you wish to change your password, please call us and we will conduct a security check to confirm your identity before amending your account details.

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I've forgotten my username/password

If you have forgotten your username or password, please call us or if you are unable to do so, please email us. We will send you some information that will remind you of your username or password. We are unable to send passwords via email for security reasons.

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How do I monitor my account?

Log into your account and click on Account Summary. You will see details of the most recent closing trades you have conducted and details of any profit/loss.

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Do I get a contract note?

You will receive a contract note via email for each trade you make whether you trade online or by telephone.

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Will I receive a statement?

You can view your statement of account online once you have logged into your account.

Why are Binary Bets not regulated by the FSA?

Binary Bets are fixed odds bets, meaning that the probability of any trade outcome can be reflected as a fixed odds price and that your maximum potential profit or loss is always known in advance. As such and like all fixed odds bets binary bets are not therefore FSA regulated.

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Other Questions

Software & Hardware Requirements

What type of PC supports your site?

Most modern PCs will run our interface successfully but we recommend that you have at least a 750 Mhz Pentium III (or equivalent) processor with 156MB of RAM and 1MB of available hard disk space.

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Is my software compatible with the Capital Spreads website?

We support Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows ME and Windows NT. We also support Apple Mac platforms.

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What facilities do I need to view the Capital Spreads site?

The Capital Spreads trading platform is available via HTML (the internet) and therefore you do not need to download any additional software onto your computer. As a general rule we design our systems to work with most browsers on any system with any ISP (internet service provider) connection (dialup or broadband).

You may need to upgrade some of the existing software on your machine and the information below will guide you through this process. If you have any questions, please call our Customer Support team us on +44 (0)20 7456 7020 and we will be pleased to help.

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How can I view your Live Prices?

The site requires Flash 6 or later. If you are unsure if you have Flash, or wish to check you have the latest version, you can download the latest version of Flash here: http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/ts/documents/
test_version.htm

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What do I need to do to view your Charts?

If you wish to see our charts, you will need Java. You can download the latest version of Java here: http://www.java.com/en/download/windows_automatic.jsp

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Which Internet browser should I use?

You can access the Capital Spreads website using the latest versions of Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Firefox and Netscape. We also support AppleMac platforms. Windows Vista is compatible with the site.

If you attempt to access our site using an AOL browser, it is possible that you may experience problems logging into our site. We would recommend that you use one of the following browser connections which are available free of charge.

Click below to download the latest versions of these browsers for free.

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Do I need to adjust my monitor/screen settings?

You will get the best results from our site if you set your screen resolution to a minimum of 1024 x 768 pixels. If you require assistance in doing this, please call our support team on +44 (0)20 7456 7020.

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Can I trade using an Apple Mac?

Our site should be fully compatible with the Apple Mac. If you do experience problems with our web site, we recommend upgrading to the latest version of Internet Explorer for Mac. Please be aware that although Microsoft may continue to provide security and performance updates to the Internet Explorer for Mac, no major new releases are planned.

If you find that Internet Explorer for Mac does not work properly, please try using Apples new Safari Browser http://www.apple.com/safari/download/

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What about cookies?

Our interface uses Session Cookies, and these must be enabled before you can log in. "Cookies" are small amounts of data that a website can send to your web browser and store on your computer. Cookies do not contain personal information about you (unless you knowingly provide it). We use cookies to enhance navigation and the functionality of our website to securely verify your identity.

Please follow the instructions below to allow your browser to accept Session Cookies. If you have any questions, please call us on +44 (0)20 7456 7020.

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Amending your Cookie/Security Settings:

In your browser toolbar at the top of your screen, select Internet Options from and either:

Internet Explorer 5
Select the Security tab, then Internet, then Custom Level. A new window will appear. Scroll down and select the option to 'Allow per session cookies'.

Internet Explorer 6
Select the Privacy tab, set the slider to Medium, and press the OK button. Alternatively, select Privacy then Advanced and tick the boxes next to 'Override automatic cookie handling' and 'Always allow session cookies'.

Netscape
Select ‘Cookie Manager’ from the ‘Tools’ menu and choose to 'Unblock [or Allow] cookies from this site'.

Mozilla Firefox
Select Options from the Tools menu, then select Privacy. Expand the Cookies heading and tick the box for 'Allow Cookies'.

Note: To find out which version of Internet Explorer you are using, click ‘Help’ and then ‘About Internet Explorer‘ on your browser menu.

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Firewalls

Although we have taken care to design the site to be compatible with the most popular firewall vendors, it is quite possible that specific firewall settings or configuration could limit your experience of the Capital Spreads website. If you are using a firewall and are not sure whether it is the cause of your problem, please email us with details of the type of firewall that you have. As a simple test, you could shut down your firewall for a few seconds while you reload the Capital Spreads site.

If you are still experiencing trouble, it is most likely that your firewall is not the root cause. If the problem is no longer evident, your firewall is most likely blocking/changing certain content. It would be a good idea to contact your firewall vendor for support.

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How secure is the Capital Spreads website?

The Capital Spreads website is protected by a Thawte verified certificate.  This means that any information that you provide is protected by a secure certificate provider, thus ensuring the security of the site. More information regarding Thawte can be viewed here: http://www.thwate.com

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Complaints Procedure

If you have a complaint, please contact our Customer Support team either by telephone on +44 (0)20 7456 7020 or via email to: admin@capitalspreads.com. Alternatively, you may write to us with your complaint to:

Customer Support
Capital Spreads
4th Floor
12 Appold Street
London EC2A 2AW

Very often problems may arise as a result of misunderstandings and can be easily resolved by our Customer Services staff. However, we recognise that there may be occasions when you feel that our service has not met your expectations and you wish to raise this with us more formally.

In this case, please, contact our Compliance Officer, Guillermo Lopez, either by email, in writing or by telephone.

Mr Guillermo Lopez
London Capital Group
4th Floor
12 Appold Street
London EC2A 2AW

Telephone: +44 (0)20 7456 7000
Email: admin@capitalspreads.com>g.lopez@londoncapitalgroup.co.uk

If are not satisfied with our response, you are entitled to contact the Financial Ombudsman for an independent view.You can access the FOS Leaflet at http://www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk/publications/consumer-leaflet.htm

Financial Ombudsman Service
South Quay Plaza
183 Marsh Wall
London E14 9SR
Telephone: 0845 080 1800
www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk

They will provide you with a form to complete with details of your complaint. To be eligible for the service, you will need to submit details of the complaint within six months of the date of our final response to you. Please note that the Financial Ombudsman Service can only consider complaints, which we have not been able to resolve to your satisfaction through our own internal procedures.

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