I broker with Scottrade and their trade fees are not $7 always. They charge more for certain stocks and they also charge a percentage of how much you buy.
On Mar 13 04:00 PM Socialism cannot compete! wrote:
> ETrade is losing its most valueable asset -- customer good will. > They have decided to be uncompetitive and not support their customers: > > > 1) With their fees ($6.99 to $12.99, depending on asset base and > number of trades per quarter), relative to other online brokerages > such as Scottrade ($7 -- ALWAYS). > > 2) Income tax support: During completion of my taxes the past 3 years, > I have had trouble EACH YEAR with the automatic transfer between > ETrade and TurboTax -- ETrade does NOT transfer all data needed, > specifically missing cost-basis data, which has to be entered manually. > Of course, one finds out...one can BUY the GainsKeeper product to > do this part. Guess what? ScotTrade INCLUDES GainsKeeper!! > > Each year, I have emailed BOTH TurboTax and ETrade to complain about > the incomplete data transfer, citing that BOTH products/services > are ALREADY BEING PAID FOR. The "good people" at ETrade have each > time responded with a "c'est la vie" attitude..."you can purchase > GainsKeeper". > > ETrade is LOSING customer goodwill, and seemingly don't care. I am > still a customer, but considering ScotTrade. I am NOT surprised that > ETFC is down that much, nor will I be surprised if the cease to be > a going concern: I learned from my Economics teacher in high school > that "The Customer Is King!" You don't thumb your nose at the king > and get away with it.
OKMonkey wrote: ETFC still is itself a subprime mortgagor...
First of all learn to spell and do a little research. Actually you don't even have to do research to know ETRADE isn't doing Sub-prime mortgages any more.
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Ain't gonna happen cause Obama said so
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On Mar 13 04:00 PM Socialism cannot compete! wrote:
> ETrade is losing its most valueable asset -- customer good will.
> They have decided to be uncompetitive and not support their customers:
>
>
> 1) With their fees ($6.99 to $12.99, depending on asset base and
> number of trades per quarter), relative to other online brokerages
> such as Scottrade ($7 -- ALWAYS).
>
> 2) Income tax support: During completion of my taxes the past 3 years,
> I have had trouble EACH YEAR with the automatic transfer between
> ETrade and TurboTax -- ETrade does NOT transfer all data needed,
> specifically missing cost-basis data, which has to be entered manually.
> Of course, one finds out...one can BUY the GainsKeeper product to
> do this part. Guess what? ScotTrade INCLUDES GainsKeeper!!
>
> Each year, I have emailed BOTH TurboTax and ETrade to complain about
> the incomplete data transfer, citing that BOTH products/services
> are ALREADY BEING PAID FOR. The "good people" at ETrade have each
> time responded with a "c'est la vie" attitude..."you can purchase
> GainsKeeper".
>
> ETrade is LOSING customer goodwill, and seemingly don't care. I am
> still a customer, but considering ScotTrade. I am NOT surprised that
> ETFC is down that much, nor will I be surprised if the cease to be
> a going concern: I learned from my Economics teacher in high school
> that "The Customer Is King!" You don't thumb your nose at the king
> and get away with it.
E*Trade: More Good News [View article]
First of all learn to spell and do a little research. Actually you don't even have to do research to know ETRADE isn't doing Sub-prime mortgages any more.
So you lost on your shorts I take it....??????