imutual.co.uk

Good afternoon, quick question is there any legalities to becoming a shareholder on here? not one for signing up for anything that could be a problem in 10 years etc?

Welcome there are only advantages and no disadvantages to being a shareholder.

1) you can do an 8p a day search at the moment from the link in the shareholders section

2) you get free shares and maybe, but maybe not, the shares will be worth real money one day

3) (not restricted to shareholders) a great forum full of knowledgeable people who remember being confused newbies and are only to happy to help answer any questions

mike330ci wrote:Good afternoon, quick question is there any legalities to becoming a shareholder on here? not one for signing up for anything that could be a problem in 10 years etc?

Member since it started, I am not aware of any. No guarantee the shares will be worth anything ever. But no losses, as money is being made along the way.

As above
And well come

No liabilities for us shareholders.

The outside possibility of shares being worth something if and when sold.

mike330ci wrote:Good afternoon, quick question is there any legalities to becoming a shareholder on here? not one for signing up for anything that could be a problem in 10 years etc?

Welcome, Mike

Hopefully, this will reassure you - Are there any downsides to having shares? Am I liable for company debts?

Welcome to the forums

No negatives to being a shareholder
positives are your thanks count for more ( up to a max of 10,000 shares ) for the POTM , and you get access to the shareholders forum

mike330ci wrote:Good afternoon, quick question is there any legalities to becoming a shareholder on here? not one for signing up for anything that could be a problem in 10 years etc?

Hi Mike and welcome.

We're all pretty cautious here, but I think your concern strays into the "Looking a gift-horse in the mouth" zone!

As has been said, the "shares" are real, but currently have no monetary value. If they ever do attract a value, that will be a bonus, but the real value of imutual is the cashback level given, the cashback guarantee combined with a management team who actually will investigate issues and a forum where, if all else fails, you can appeal to the good nature of the other shareholders. Go see who else offers that combination!

richard@imutual wrote:

mike330ci wrote:Good afternoon, quick question is there any legalities to becoming a shareholder on here? not one for signing up for anything that could be a problem in 10 years etc?

Welcome, Mike

Hopefully, this will reassure you - Are there any downsides to having shares? Am I liable for company debts?

thank you Richard that answers my question perfectly!

heres to earning some extra money!