I have complained repeatedly about the limit sell orders incurring tier debit when placed and again when the order is executed. The limit buy orders work as expected. When the order is placed the tier accounting is debited. Both 24 hours later and again 30 days later the tier accounting is credited on the anniversary of the order being placed. This isn't the case with limit sell orders. The tier accounting isn't credited until the order is executed and that could be for me as much as a week after it is placed. Now I find another disturbing attribute of limit sell orders. I place an order to sell 100,000 L$ at a rate of L$271/1 a month ago and was waiting for my tier accounting to be credited. When it was since I think I had $5 tier credit anyway the $356 credit I got back and the $5 I already had amounted to $361 tier credit. When I tried to sell another 100,000 L$ at the same rate of L$271/1 I get this.
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Order Summary
Description: Sell Linden Dollar Order for L$100000 at a limit of no more than L$271 per US$1.00
Estimated Sale: US$356.08
The tier that I should get back is this from a trade 1 month ago.
Limit Sell L$100,000 L$100,000 L$271 / US$1.00 2006-10-16 20:49:14 2006-10-16 23:18:50 fill US$369.32 US$356.26
Why do I get charged the US$369.32 selling price for 100,000 L$ when I place the sell order and only get back the US$356.26 return minus the commision for tier credit 30 days later?
The limit sell side of the currency trading tier has some serious flaws and LL continually ignores my requests for answers to these questions.