2 TIMES---with a third side portion of purposely over-charging the individual stock investor---within three months. First time---"Buy" (shares) "Limit" (Price).....The "NASDAQ" price showed the stock intraday trade hitting the limit at 5 mins after the order was placed through ING....ING, on the other hand, did not show the "NASDAQ" price hitting the limit on the ING website. Therefore, the limit order to "buy" did not take place. The stock was rising so I canceled the previous order and re-ordered a buy with a higher "limit" to match the then rising "NASDAQ" trade price. Order was placed with ING, "NASDAQ" price was holding with only a slight variance up and down. The limit was on cue maintaining a penny portion below my limit order. On the ING website....the trade was still showing higher than the NYSE/NASDAQ/YAHOO after 5 mins of consistently refreshing the ING website trade price. Thus, this "Limit" buy did not take place.....UNTIL the stock started dropping 2 and 3 cents. Suddenly, it was a purchase....35 minutes after the fact. TWICE this has happened in 3 months. This tells me that buying at "Limit" will not be fruitful unless the price I set trades lower so that ING can get their "2 cents" in as well. My original lower priced "limits" becomes my loss and their gain....and I pay them 9.95 a trade for this? And yet a THIRD portion: If I order a sell (AON)---ALL Or None----(GTC)...Good Until Canceled.....It does NOT mean partial trades with a daily execution fee of 9.95. THAT'S purposeful gouging/(piecemealing) ***! I'm out of here---