OneShare.com?

[Applemomma]

Have any of you ever used oneshare.com for Disney stock? I'm wondering if it's Canada friendly or one of those "sorry, not across the border" type things.

Thanks!

 

[LdnCpl]

I've used it twice. Once for DW and once for DSis. No problems whatsoever. With it being so close to Xmas ( if that was the plan) you might not get the actual stock till after BUT they do send a certificate that you can wrap up until the stock arrives. Every year you get your big .19 cent cheque for owning the stock. They are pretty cool. Plus if you want you can buy the frames from them or go to Dollarama.


It is Canadian Friendly

 

[Hemlock]

If you are interested in Disney stock, mousesavers has a code for $10 off.

 

[Applemomma]

I've used it twice. Once for DW and once for DSis. No problems whatsoever. With it being so close to Xmas ( if that was the plan) you might not get the actual stock till after BUT they do send a certificate that you can wrap up until the stock arrives. Every year you get your big .19 cent cheque for owning the stock. They are pretty cool. Plus if you want you can buy the frames from them or go to Dollarama.


It is Canadian Friendly

Thanks for that! I'm dropping a strong hint to my husband for Christmas

If you are interested in Disney stock, mousesavers has a code for $10 off.

That's what got me thinking of it

 

[YukiPhnx]

Thanks a lot for this info!

 

[Tinkershelly]

I've done it as well. Got the certificate and had a mat custom cut because it was a funny size but put it in a regular frame. Looks great on my wall.

 

[AZMomOfTwins]

I bought a share as a gift at GiveAshare.com. Their service was excellent and the final framed stock certificate made a great gift for my niece.

 

[surfer_ed]

You can save allot of money just buying it yourself if you have an online brokerage account. I think I only paid 25 above and beyond the price of the share and then I put it in a frame.

If you laminate it you won't be able to sell it again...not that you want to.