Easy Equities good or bad?

zerocool2009 said:
There’s a reason why they implemented it.

Trust me, soon more and more idle investors wake up.
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This company was founded on the principle of "democratising investment" so that big platforms with complicated fee structures and excessive costs aren't excluding the average Joe.

Fast forward a decade and they've got a complicated fee structure like the bigger platforms, charge those with dormant accounts a fee like the big platforms do.
 
Hamster said:
This company was founded on the principle of "democratising investment" so that big platforms with complicated fee structures and excessive costs aren't excluding the average Joe.

Fast forward a decade and they've got a complicated fee structure like the bigger platforms, charge those with dormant accounts a fee like the big platforms do.
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Sadly they can break rules as they want.

Guess what, got a letter from my bank for my bond, rules are changing (and its a 20 year contract, they altered rules in year 9 now).

Its accept or move, as easy as that

At some stage you need to think is R1 to much asked? (To be deposited)
 
zerocool2009 said:
Sadly they can break rules as they want.

Guess what, got a letter from my bank for my bond, rules are changing (and its a 20 year contract, they altered rules in year 9 now).

Its accept or move, as easy as that

At some stage you need to think is R1 to much asked? (To be deposited)
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Hold up. You got a letter about rule changes?

As a client aren't you supposed to get that from media and news???
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zerocool2009 said:
Lol

My point, they can change rules at any time. Adapt or move. Its simple
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Yes, and my point (which went over your head) is that one minute you're saying it's fine that clients are not informed of rules changes by the company and the next you're saying you received a letter telling you when your bond rules change.

I am trying to point out to you the inconsistency in your posts (and in your thinking), but alas...
 
Dylan_G said:
My point is you said that clients should be following media and news for updates. Why?
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It was on twitter, i got news letters (emails). It was on financial shows. If you didnt get the letter, well…

Its the same you buy a house and interest rates rocket up, now you complain

I really hope EE would review fee structures. They are clearly losing out big time.

It was nice while it lasted.
 
Dylan_G said:
Yes, and my point (which went over your head) is that one minute you're saying it's fine that clients are not informed of rules changes by the company and the next you're saying you received a letter telling you when your bond rules change.

I am trying to point out to you the inconsistency in your posts (and in your thinking), but alas...
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Get to the program. Someone now posts 3 months fees deducted.

If you have R250 invested, you have 1 year to login to see its almost gone

It’s zero about being inconsistent.

I am saying:
1. Rules can change as they like. If you don’t like it, move
2. If you invest, be pro-active.
3. These things are totally out of our control. Worry about things in your control rather to use social media and perform tantrums
 
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It would be great if they reach out to the customers directly than let the fee accumulate indefinitely without notice. Especially if it leads to a negative balancer.

I wonder if they will start charging interest on the negative balances.
 
zerocool2009 said:
It was on twitter, i got news letters (emails). It was on financial shows. If you didnt get the letter, well…

Its the same you buy a house and interest rates rocket up, now you complain

I really hope EE would review fee structures. They are clearly losing out big time.

It was nice while it lasted.
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zerocool2009 said:
Get to the program. Someone now posts 3 months fees deducted.

If you have R250 invested, you have 1 year to login to see its almost gone

It’s zero about being inconsistent.

I am saying:
1. Rules can change as they like. If you don’t like it, move
2. If you invest, be pro-active.
3. These things are totally out of our control. Worry about things in your control rather to use social media and perform tantrums
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Your responses make no sense.

I get that it's a Sunday night. Next time, share whatever it is you're drinking... Might help the rest of us understand you.
 
Dylan_G said:
Your responses make no sense.

I get that it's a Sunday night. Next time, share whatever it is you're drinking... Might help the rest of us understand you.
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Can I topup your account with R1 monthly if its to much asked?

Just for your info, I don’t drink.
 
supersunbird said:
Rather spend your time getting EE to just send out an e-mail to everyone about the fee (they do send us mail about other stuff afterall).
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MTN now changed their billing rules. Please advise how must I act ? (nothing was send out to the customer).
 
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