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    To be honest, both of them are a little shady.

    That is, both the withdrawal and currency exchange fees are exorbitant (around 4 percent each time)

    So the only time I use my Skrill account is to pay for things online in USD. Basically, I withdraw USD and then pay with my virtual card in USD. There are no foreign exchange fees or ATM withdrawal fees.

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    1 minute ago, HTeen said:

    I used to trade with high leverage in order to make a quick profit, but now I am comfortable with 1:1000 leverage, which allows me to trade in a large lot despite having a small balance. However, when markets move erratically, I use lower leverage to reduce risk.

    With high leverage you can make high profit rapidly but you can also make huge losses

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