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Sadly, it seems to use their interface you've got to be Accredited. (I've logged in and tried) So I can't actually buy stock in their system. It's not quite a
by AlexC04 16y ago
Sadly, it seems to use their interface you've got to be Accredited. (I've logged in and tried)
So I can't actually buy stock in their system.
It's not quite as easy as popping on and plunking in a credit card number. Not that shares are like that in real markets either, but it's actually a little more manageable.
Apart from a link to the service, Shares Post being another one (http://www.sharespost.com/companies/facebook http://www.sharespost.com/companies/facebook). I've also popped on to SharesPost but it's also 'pending approval'
How does a layman go about buying "what he can afford" in terms of Facebook shares?
- nerd_in_rage 16y agoyou just have to lie and say you're accredited.
- AlexC04 16y agoHmm... and when they check your credentials? I'm not sure it's as easy as getting around the age-verification on porn sites (are you 18? yes / no) Maybe there are investment conglomerates out there - or group buy in / mutual clubs where I can put in a share of the money towards the actual facebook purchase.
- nerd_in_rage 16y agowell, try it and find out.