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x-o.co.uk Share Dealing, Feedback / Advice.

dreamypuma · 2012-05-29 19:01:52

Hi All, Hoping for a bit of feedback or recomendations of x-o.co.uk. I'm quite new to this and hold share certificates for the company I work for through a share save scheme. I can't see myself buying or selling regularly and there is a possibility my account may remain dormant for a considerable time with or without…

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Glen_Clark Posts: 4,397 Forumite

31 May 2012 at 4:25PM

Lokolo wrote: »

None of that has anything to do with x-o. They do not charge on an annual basis, they charge trading fees and thats it.

Your points are all rediculous made up future possibilities.

Well the 'rediculous' has happened again
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