Customers of RefcoFX are outraged at a deal that is set to send their accounts to New York-based futures broker GAIN Capital Group, and they’re going to court to protest it. The New York Post reports that the estimated 17,000 RefcoFX traders claim the deal, which would reduce the number of Refco creditors, shortchanges them. As part of the sale, GAIN says sit would put $150 in each trading account as long as customers make at least one trade. But the one’s complaining the most are those with larger accounts. Attorney Todd Duffy, who represents the customers, told the Post, "If you have an account worth more than $25,000, you have to put more money on top of the $150 you get just to start trading, and then you have to make 240 trades per month for six months in order to qualify to get your own money back." A Refco spokeswoman explained to the paper, “This was the best deal we could negotiate under the circumstances,” offering “the best chance of enhanced recoveries for those who participate.” Some of those customers don’t see it quite that way. One letter writer to the RefcoFX Customer Coalition stated, “Ruthless predators in the Refco case have preyed upon the poor, scattered flock of RefcoFX customers" since the company's collapse. "How do you feel being first sheared and then ripped to the bone like a helpless little lamb?"