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sharewatch

toneen · 2006-07-01 18:45:07

I am tempted to use sharewatchwatch but am a little bit concerned about their professionalism , anyone any experience using them ???????

01-07-2006 6:45pm

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toneen

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I am tempted to use sharewatchwatch but am a little bit concerned about their professionalism , anyone any experience using them ???????

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#2 01-07-2006 11:10pm

Sonnenblumen

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First class - as they say "does exactly what it says on the can" and at much more competitive prices than the usual suspects demand.

I found the slowest part was organising the electronic transfer of funds to SW account in Cork, but once completed SW quickly followed through on instructions and associated paperwork.

Better rates available for signed up customers as you would expect than for once off trade.

Minimum fee is per trade, and not single transaction, eg if you instruct SW to purchase a number of diiferent stocks than the fees payable are based on individual trades and not total transaction value. So for example a single € 10k trade (one stock) will incur significantly less fees than 4 x € 2.5k trades ( four different stocks).

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