Spread Betting Company Offers and Platforms - Best Product Combination

In recent months I have opened a number of spread betting account with several vendors to determine which has the best software platform and better customer service. Currently, Fair Trade and platforms Capital Spreads sleekest look because they have a very simple platform, with the ability to put very tight and limit orders. They offer very competitive spreads.

Spread Betting Offer Opening

Fair Trade: $ 100 to create an account (sign after 3 months)
Paddypowertrader: $ 100 to create an account (sign after 3 months)
Natwest: £ 100 to open an account
WorldSpreads: $ 250 for the loss in the first eight weeks
SpreadEx: $ 200 for losses covered in the first 14 days
MF Global Spreads: bets $ 2 Free FTSE
ETX Capital: used to offer $ 100 in sales (although I think that this offer has expired)

Some also refer to a friend, so his wife was a trader for (did not know much about it ... maybe you should let her make the decisions ... must be better than I did in the latter half of last week .. .)

I even tried, but Cantor Index rejections experienced due to fluctuations ... etc. This was exacerbated by the fact that, when closing an application has been denied the button to close this place is so useless. The only way around it, I could see was to go out and again, that cost me naturally. CantorIndex called to discuss this and discovered that every time I click to buy or sell / open or close all applications go through a human being to accept or reject what is unacceptable to me, because I think these things are automated.

I also noticed Paddy Power FTSE marking with a spread of two points while the Dow Jones offered a three-Pip, which is a bit of a rip. Gekko Global Markets, however, offer warranty, but has tighter spreads. For example, the FTSE spread betting the team Gekko Global Markets trading with a spread of 1.5 points, while the Dax in offering a 2 pip spread, and they also seem to be constantly expanding spreads