Recent content by Ken2B

Thanks for your input - I appreciate the advice. You have all helped me come to a decision :)

Many thanks for the advice guys. Liquid Validity This sounds like a very good suggestion and may be the way to go. In answer to your other questions Is your son being scammed as well? Definitely not - I prefer not to go into detail but the answer is an emphatic "no". How much do you know...

Hi Gold31 / pboyles This, as I explained earlier, is one of the reservations that I have. I have not parted with any cash and do not intend to do so unless I can limit the risks. If I do decide to gamble, and I realise that it will be a big gamble, I will only be risking cash that I can afford...

GOLD31, Many thanks for taking the time to reply to my post. I have reflected on this for many weeks. I wanted to be absolutely certain of what I was letting myself into. I am not reckless regarding investments and I have asked questions, not only here, but of the person selling the shares and...

TD Waterhouse They tell me that they cannot register the certificate but will transfer in the shares once they are registered.

Many thanks for your comments. I realise that trading in these shares - even though they are in my own son's company - come with high risks. I think that has come across in the replies received so far. :) If I am prepared to take this risk - Can anybody tell me how to register a share...

You have no details of either my son or his company so why so aggressive with your comment? May I ask why? How do you come to your assessment of my suggested investment when you have no details? Surely all shares of this type don't fail to increase in price? My original question was how to...

Hi, I am absolutely new to dealing in shares and would welcome some advice. Briefly: I am UK based. I know absolutely nothing about share dealing / buying / selling. My son's company has just been floated in the US. I have been offered introductory shares at half price. (apparently this is a...