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Well, I would say that's a harsh one on the citizens who might want to be using it. At least, that of India is understandable that the country is trying to minimize money laundering external payment storage mechanisms, that of Luxembourg and Australia are understandable too to give them a...

And those two factors you just are practically difficult to become a reality. That is basically why a lot of people are putting more confidence in Webmoney by the day. To me, the payment processor has succeeded in winning a lot of hearts and has come to stay.

Even as I write, WMZ has the highest rate in my country and it has been like that for over 3 months. Meet most local exchange and you will see it sitting right in top. Some others have it placed with the same value as PM but in most of the cases, it release the lead.

Same here, sometime I wonder where and how some payment processors are even originated. Is there no kind of monitoring body because it seems to me they just do things their own way and crop up. Though with some quite good features and attractive package.

Well, PM is really a good one having been this popular even when it's not regulated. A lot of people are just attracted to it and considering the fact that its use is scattered all over the internet, both high risk and legitimate programs, then it means that the processor stands out. Just that...

Which is still a fair value. Well, I guess there's a misconceptions somewhere, perhaps, there's something we ain't getting right. If it's just one bank that is tied to it, then a kind of monopoly will definitely take the lead.

Personally, Payza was kicked out of the game for me long ago. For now, WMZ is the lead. I enjoy using the payment processor just about the same way I enjoy using my bank. For PM, if they wanna get people's attention a lot,they just have to get verified, it's more than a necessity.

Sure, there is no just basis for bringing the two to the dance floor. PayPal is just too big a payment processor. I think PayPal has come a long way to stay that some countries like Luxembourg and Australia might even see it as a bank which is why it is subjected to some banking laws.

Actually, most times, the major reason that leads to such blacklist, ban and stuff like that centers around issues relating to financial crimes, fraud or the country's policy. In some cases, I feel they try to imitate PayPal - JMO.

Well, I think there might be something particularly wrong with his account because I am yet to hear of this reversal of a thing, though I've heard about verification issues and cases where codes never arrived. Kinda 2 way thing, maybe from Okpay or the user.

@Pettyeve, you might just have a point there because if we look at it from the narrowest end, there might not be so many other reasons behind that outside it's lack of collaboration with sites, merchants, people that would integrate it on their site.

@sindarin, if they have such a rank in Alexa, most probably, they've got some reputation. Personally, I wouldn't have given them that for a guess. I mean, they still have some good place to prove their worth in the market too. But to me, they ain't just popular.

@sindarin, yeah, not going as low as 0.xxx, no, but you know, it's quite a rough one for the value of a currency to get low, more so, getting lower by the day and I feel, if more countries do not endorse it, it's gonna drop more and if traded in Forex wouldn't be interesting.

@sindarin, yeah, The popularity is getting everyone closer to bitcoin and it makes it look as if it is such an indispensable currency. It seems they are the only payment processor accepting this currency. It seems if you did a partial verification of document, you won't be able to send out...

@jackcm, exactly, it doesn't make any sense to believe in an empty brain. Rather than have a self confidence over nothing you have as skills, keep an eye on your positions and trade rather than look for past time activities.

The use of indicators are most important to short term traders. This is mainly where they base their analysis to determine the trend of the market. Fundamental traders may not have much need for it since they mainly wait for the news.

Having some bad attitude to Forex or trading will make a trader trade randomly or trade without focus. Most of the times, it involves emotions or attaching emotion to trade which is really a bad form of trading. However, some of them can easily be controlled by instilling discipline in ourselves.

In the list of those offering such incentives, roboforex does too and I think those brokers are really good ones too. Though what matters more is that the broker is a trusted one and also the one that has some good regulators. I see those brokers as such that will always gain more traders...

And not safe then to use third parties also. But if a broker is regulated, there are some degree of trust that could be given to him in the area of using bank wire. The case of LR thought so many people some lessons and that's why they are trying to avoid things of such nature.

I still see the best place of learning as offline because it is a communication between just you and the tutor. It gives you a better chance to communicate with him and pose questions. However, where the problem lies more is when it comes to finding one. They are not readily available.