>>20301941Sounds outright illegal to do this. There must be a missing piece to this puzzle, i don't see how they can justify stealing $240 from you just because you cancelled a sale.
Did they give you some piece of contractual literature at the very least? Some paper with fine prints explicitely saying you will be fined if you cancel a trade with them?
Not that it would justify anything nor that it would make it legal, but at least something *exist*.
Otherwise you know the saying :
>it's always the squeaky wheel that gets oilCall them and pretend you are a mod/top contributor on r/wallstreetsilver and that you will nuke their reputation if you share your story and make it a sticky thread. 100% guaranteed they will draw back their bullshit. $240 is nothing to large bullion dealers, but getting on the blacklist of a subplebbit with half a million stackers or whatever their number is would cost them much more than that.
