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Debenhams store card

T Corolla · 2009-03-02 18:25:31

Has anyone on this forum ever traded stocks and shares with Debenhams A work colleague from London tells me that they are cheap to deal with

02-03-2009 6:25pm

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T Corolla

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Has anyone on this forum ever traded stocks and shares with Debenhams
A work colleague from London tells me that they are cheap to deal with

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#2 02-03-2009 6:48pm

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A debenhams store card is used to buy things in Debenhams stores on credit - what on earth are you talking about buying shares with one?

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#3 02-03-2009 6:51pm

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A work colleague of mine told me that you can trade the stock market if you setup an account with debenhams. I may have the wrong product name have you any idea what I looking for maybe he was pulling my leg

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#4 02-03-2009 7:10pm

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Definitely not debenhams. A lot of banks let you trade shares through online banking. I'm with AIB and they have a facility to do this. I haven't used it though.

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#5 02-03-2009 8:22pm

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Yes AIB defo. do it, I know of some banks that dont and just refer you to a stock broker eg Davies

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#6 03-03-2009 10:17am

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Maybe he mentioned a debenture?

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