Another Share Trader
- 16 Jan 2008 21:12
Beware - I purchased some Regent Inn shares today which have been trading between 21 and 22p. As often happens I could not get a "deal price" online so out of frustration hit the "negotiate" key - expecting to pay slightly over the market value. I was charged 24 p per share - A massive 10% over the odds. I am taking this up as a complaint, but I thought I would ask if anyone else has had similar experiences with Halifax. In the future I think I will be changing my trading provider Can anyone recommend a trader that does not rip you off?
Andy
- 18 Jan 2008 01:19
- 6 of 8
AST,
Good result there IMO, I think you have to give Halifax credit for meeting you halfway.
Rather than "negotiate", why not ring the dealer and do it over the phone?
That way you can agree a maximum price and he tries to achieve it.
Otherwise you may wish to try another broker.
I always have two online brokers so if one quotes a bad price I can try the other.
hlyeo98
- 18 Jan 2008 07:34
- 7 of 8
Phoning takes too much time...put on queue most of the time.
Andy
- 18 Jan 2008 14:14
- 8 of 8
hlyeo98,
That depends which broker you use!
I don't have any problems normally, and a few seconds wait is surely preferable to 100 dealing loss?