See your own post as an example.In 99.5 of these cases it is either operator error (i.e. the traders own fault), a failure to read the requirements associated with accepting deposit bonuses, or even be totally foolish and take advice from, or even let the broker itself do your trading for you. In those cases, well, those folks simply deserve to lose their money imo. We have a somewhat low threshold for idiots and the willfully ignorant here at USBOinfo, and so our sympathy quotient can be quite low for some of the described complaints above.However, with all that said, we in fact DO receive a fair number of legitimate, serious or significant complaints regarding various brokers all the time. None of them are represented on our website. If they were represented here (and this certainly has happenedmore than once in factand the brand receives too many minor or even just one or two major, legitimate complaints against a broker then they are promptly removed from all parts of our site, USBOinfo, as well as immediately stopping any other representation or promotion of the brand we may have going elsewhere. The point being that no broker that deals in binary options, and then fails to follow through with good client services and a truly no hassle withdrawal policy (no over-pressure to cancel withdrawal. Or worse yet, the onesd who see a pending withdrawal and instead of processing it they call you and try to get you to deposit even more Its a very very competitive business so some hard sell tactics are to be expected but the behavior described above is not the behavior of a top-level binary options broker for USA traders, or indeed binary options enthusiasts world-wide.I am always happy to answer any questions readers/visitors have any I have varyingly close relationships with most of the brokers represented on our site. Both the deservedly promoted, as well as the to-be-avoided alike. If we can intervene and use our power as a popular binary options website for mostly new and/or potential traders. AKA, potential new clients. I have used that leverage in the past to help readers resolve REAL, legitimate and serious complaints against brokers which we represent/promote.Good luck to you no matter what you end up doing: finding a good broker to trade with, go with one of our USBOinfos Broker Guarantee brokerages (any of our Top-Rated Brokers (i.e. Top EU-Regulated Brokers list on the site-wide sidebar and elsewhere. And the equivalent Top US-Friendly Brokers. Anyone in those two list is fully covered by our Broker Deposit Guarantee. Meaning, of course, that should you be defrauded in any way by a broker/brand we represent and promote as a quality broker, we will, as a last resort, simply pay you ourselves (Minimum Deposit Amountwhich is never a bad idea to start with when testing/trying a new broker).Regards,J.M.Hi Mason,Heres the deal. There is currently a conflicting regulatory mess which exists between EU (and the rest of the world) regulatory bodies and US regulatory bodies. A real friggin mess for brokers (and traders). Ill try to provide a quick and dirty explanation below.Currently binary options brokers can either:1) Brokers who want to operate in the US currently must NOT accept any form of EU-Regulation. Any broker who accepts regulation can then only operate in the EU and most of the rest of the world, but not the US. If a brokers wants to accept US clients then they are not allowed to accept EU-Regulation (and there is no US regulations in place yet, at least not workable, sensible ones that will last. Like weve said many timethe EU/US regulatory conflict mess right now is a disgrace for US regulators. All we can do is hope they get their sht together relatively soon. Remember, this is exactly how it was when Forex first hit the retail scene. But they eventually got it together and now Forex trading is trusted, widely recognized and utilized for of investing or speculation, and has a US regulatory structure that is basically in-line with that of the EU. Which is exactly what we need and want for the binary options industry. But for nowwe dont.OR2) They can accept EU-Regulation in exchange for being able to loudly advertise that fact to their potential EU-Based clients. And it works. Folks in the EU are more trusting and have more faith (for no good or discernible reason) in financial regulation that those in the US (who, on average anyway, are more aware of the fact that financial regulation is actually just a fraud which is meant to raise barriers to entry (sorry about getting into the nerdy economics talk, but its necessary), and protect the larger donors/institutions at the expense of potential new entrants to the market and the smaller players. Regulatory bodies are certainly, most definitely NOT there to protect you or any other consumer. Dont play the fool and fall for that nonsense. Reputation Regulation, any day of the week my friend.Now, with all that out of the way so that you have a better understanding of the current atmosphere out there in the binary options world, The short answer to your question is no, neither Boss Capital or ANY OTHER broker accepting US traders is regulated. Not a single one. If anyone claims otherwise, they lying and you should run away fast from that company. It is illegal for a regulated binary options broker to operate in the US or accept US clients for the time being, unfortunately.Boss Capital is a great choice for those of us based in the good ol US of A for sure, and a very solid choice for anyone else as well, from anywhere else in the world (as long as you can speak English they plan to expand support/platform languages soon they tell me). You can read our latest review of their services and trading platform on the page found by following this link: Boss Capital Review Best of luck to you in all your trading activities And please feel free to stop by with questions or broker feedback anytimeRegards,JMHi Robert,Funny you should mention that.
