AskOption FAQ Chat – Leave Your Phone Number and We’ll Take Care of Your Money
Nataly AskOption Support: ”Hello! How may I help you?”
1. What Makes AskOption Different Than Other Brokers? What are the advantages to trade with AskOption?
“… Please leave your phone number and your account manager will contact you and provide all the required information … Its much better to discuss everything directly with the financial manager via the phone. Our representative will call you and provide you all the information …”
2. Do AskOption Offer Binary Options Trading Education For Newbies?
“… Exactly such information will be better to discuss by the phone… Please leave your phone number and your account manager will contact you and provide all the required information …”
3. Is there any bonus program for new clients on AskOption? How big is the bonus wager?
“… I will pass your request to your broker, he will contact you as soon as he will be available. Please expect a call …”
4. What is the application process? What kind of documents do I need to provide to open an account with AskOption?
“… Please leave your phone number and your account manager will contact you and provide all the required information… Manager will explain you all the advantages …”
5. Do you offer demo accounts to your clients?
“… Sir, this information has to be discussed directly with the financial manager …”
My Overall Impression with AskOption Live Chat
Well, I had never felt such a strong objection to my questions while doing a live chat with a broker representative. I have to admit that this is the first time and it is unique. Not very sure what’s the reason behind not answering any of my questions and trying to make me call their broker so pushy but the impression was bad and nobody in the world would like to collaborate with such a broker. I am trying to search for a reason of AskOption representative behavior. Maybe it was too late and their regular contact team was not online, maybe it was just a chat bot which I doubt, but at the end it is definitely a bad marketing tactic.
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