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Date: Tue, 1 Sep 1998 20:38:06 EDT
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Date: Sun, 30 Aug 1998 13:02:18 EDT From: SMabel555@aol.com Subject: Re: purchase of one share In a message dated 98-08-29 22:22:54 EDT, you write: > Bertrand wrote: > Date: Tue, 18 Aug 1998 14:46:34 -0400 > From: Bertrand Horwitz <bg4868@binghamton.edu> > Subject: purchase of one share > > I wish to purchase one share to give to a child as a birthday present. > Where is the least expensive place that this can be done? I recently did this through Ameritrade. I paid the normal $8.95 for the trade, but then had to pay another $30 to transfer the name on the certificate and have that certificate mailed. I'm not sure how these costs may differ elsewhere, but it was very easy. Scott >>>>>>>>>>>>>> I havn't done it, but there is a racket starting with Merrill Lynch (ed) for issuing certificates. I just got Waterhouse materials and they claim that there is no charge for delivery ( the name of issuing stock in paper form ) I don't know if they are unique, but Scott charges 25 bucks on a $7 trade for delivery. If any others are "free delivery" I'd be intersting in knowing who. I havn't tried them, Waterhouse, but it would be worth a call/e-mail to confirm. I believe that they trade for 12 bucks up to more shares than I have money for. duke - -
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