>>62833190
Thats a lot of rupees sir

I don’t understand the thought process behind trying to secure customers that can be easily be enticed by $10.

>>62834403
There's 5 billion or more of them. Maybe, just maybe, their sheer quantity can somehow become valuable

>>62833190
probably a scam email trying to get you to click

>>62834403
That is not the point. If a "neo"-brokerage company starts to gift shares, even if it is just a few pennies worth, it means that shit is worthless and they are willing to throw it in the trash.
>>62834682
Nah, I checked it, I have now $15 worth of an Nvidia share in that account. Requested deletion of the account, so they now have to sell $15 dollars of an Nvidia share and wire me those $15 dollar

>>62834403
it's a jewish gambling site of course this is what they do

>>62834403
You'd be surprised.
A journalist mailed Trump a 13 cent check and it got cashed. Rich people value any and all free money and you can in fact entice us like this.

Its the poor retards who won't bend to pick up a free ten bucks that think the opposite

>>62835395
entice to do what? Wire them liquidity? lmfao, as if taking a dump into an account that has been left to rot for 2 years to prevent it from being auto-deleted, so it does not look on paper as if they lose active accounts is probably the last thing that would entice anybody with a brain to wire them liquidity. Its in fact a red flag, that says run, with the idiots accidentally signaling on top why to run; they could have chosen any retarded share from a nothing company for the same effect, BUT they chose fucking Nvidia.

But yeah, I am glad they reminded me with cash that the account still exists and now I get free 15 dollars for clicking a button that deletes the account