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SVS Securities - shut down?
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i've not had any replies for weeks, that includes David Moss, account management, compliance, Mani, Rahul, Chris Smith and Oleg. I think they have washed their hands of us and know there is next to nothing we can do about it.I really can't understand how they can get away with this, if this was a bank they'd be in deep doo doo and papers would be all over it. The FCA don't want to know, LC want to know even less and FOS are moving at a snails pace.0
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Nbs222, have you also given IWEB the PX accounts? If not you should do.Nbs222 said:shiznit76 : My valuations were received by IWEB this week , but unfortunately they were from my Qort SC accounts and nothing from PX accounts where most of my stock holdings are , so back to square one .
The PX accounts on statements are called Account Alias with a pre fix U account number underneath I suspect the U number is the actual account, but they are all interlinked and ITI know this.
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If i were you i would cash up the PX ones instead of waiting months to get your hands on them, if you can do thisNbs222 said:shiznit76 : My valuations were received by IWEB this week , but unfortunately they were from my Qort SC accounts and nothing from PX accounts where most of my stock holdings are , so back to square one .0 -
The 'U' account is the account reference given by Interactive Brokers when the account is set up. The PX account is ITI own internal reference and was kept on from their legacy platform.SteveJohnson56 said:
Nbs222, have you also given IWEB the PX accounts, if not you should do?Nbs222 said:shiznit76 : My valuations were received by IWEB this week , but unfortunately they were from my Qort SC accounts and nothing from PX accounts where most of my stock holdings are , so back to square one .
The PX accounts on statements are called Account Alias with a pre fix U account number underneath I suspect the U number is the actual account, but they are all interlinked and ITI know this.0 -
That's what I believe to be the case too (IB user is "U" and the rest of the umpteen numbers (SC/PX/ititi) are ITI's)GeorgieC said:
The 'U' account is the account reference given by Interactive Brokers when the account is set up. The PX account is ITI own internal reference and was kept on from their legacy platform.SteveJohnson56 said:
Nbs222, have you also given IWEB the PX accounts, if not you should do?Nbs222 said:shiznit76 : My valuations were received by IWEB this week , but unfortunately they were from my Qort SC accounts and nothing from PX accounts where most of my stock holdings are , so back to square one .
The PX accounts on statements are called Account Alias with a pre fix U account number underneath I suspect the U number is the actual account, but they are all interlinked and ITI know this.0 -
GeorgieC / My2p
I have only given the SC, PX account numbers for my transfers, when I realised there was also a U account I am now concerned I should also give this.
So is it not necessary to give the U account number???
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Since you have no interaction with Interactive Brokers then effectively the 'U' account is redundant. ITI will always work with the PX account reference. Internally ITI should be able to identify you under either...SteveJohnson56 said:GeorgieC / My2p
I have only given the SC, PX account numbers for my transfers, when I realised there was also a U account I am now concerned I should also give this.
So is it not necessary to give the U account number???2 -
Thanks GeorgieC0
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Happy to help...SteveJohnson56 said:Thanks GeorgieC0
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