Shareholders - Anyone been stupid enough to...

[Iain Chapman]

Hi All,

Quick question:

Anyone been stupid enough to....lose your shareholders club card????

If so, can you tell me what loops you had to jump through in order to obtain a replacement please.


Thanks

Iain

 

[disneyangel]

Sorry to hear that !

I've not lost mine yet (although I will be reading your replies with interest as I'm sure I will one day )

I'd just call or email them . I'm sure they'll have you on record and are usually very obliging.

 

[Iain Chapman]

Well haven't finally given up looking for it.....and posting my message - I've now found it!.

Bizarre...no jumping though hoops for me (well not this time at least!).

Thanks

Iain

 

[Bexx]

Glad it turned up Iain - makes life easier!!!

 

[Cyrano]

Iain glad card turned up safe and well.

Regarding what to do in order to get replacement I'd suspect that similiar to enrollment that Shareholder's office would need proof of ownership of shares; in case they have subsequently traded, in order to provide replacement.

I'd think that squaretrade would be interesting to deal with on this

 

[Iain Chapman]

Thanks All,

I'd think that squaretrade would be interesting to deal with on this

Yes...I'm looking forward to the conversations with SquareGain should Eurodisney get approval to change the shareholding levels (ie 1 for every 100) at this weeks meeting.....

 

[SandraVB79]

Thanks All,



Yes...I'm looking forward to the conversations with SquareGain should Eurodisney get approval to change the shareholding levels (ie 1 for every 100) at this weeks meeting.....

Do you think that after the conversion you will still need 2000 shares to be a member of teh shareholders club? Or will they adapt that accordingly?

 

[Cyrano]

After last conversion free membership was increased from 500 to 2,000 shares, but I hope change would not be at 1 to 100

 

[Ware Bears]

I used to work in banking (many moons ago ) and if I remember rightly, when this sort of thing happened the new share would be called a "new share" or something similar to differentiate it from the old ones. I am sure the shareholders club will adapt accordingly, otherwise they will not have many members left!

Iain, glad you found your card.