> or you need to follow the rules (i.e. no trusts owning an account) that you agreed to when you signed up. No. Not when you signed up. It's anytime they deci

> or you need to follow the rules (i.e. no trusts owning an account) that you agreed to when you signed up. No. Not when you signed up. It's anytime they decide to change the contract. They modify the contract whenever they want to, without any regard for continuity or business viability ... and if you don't agree, they disable the account. Maybe keep some of your funds too. Is it legal? Gray area. Some courts don't enforce contracts of adhesion strenuously. Is it ethical? No. You treat your business partners with respect and don't change the contract whenever you feel like it, to their detriment, simply because you can. It's abusive.