1Mon·

Every year again

I have booked a rental car for my summer vacation, so the Sixt share is leaving my portfolio again. See you next year 👋

02.03

Sixt Vz

Sold x1 at €53.50

€53.50

0.00%

18 Comments

Patrick Schäfer@Hotte1909

1Mon

They hate the trick

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Patrick Schäfer@Hotte1909

1Mon

But wouldn't it be easier to just keep a share? You have to upload the proof of purchase every time and wait until it is activated

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Fritz@20fritz02

1Mon

@Hotte1909 You have to prove every three months that you still hold the share and wait for confirmation of support. The only thing you would save yourself is the effort of placing the order. But yes, you could also do it that way.

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Patrick Schäfer@Hotte1909

1Mon

@20fritz02 ok I didn't know that 😉

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Dividenden_Dompteur@Dividenden_Dompteur

1Mon

@20fritz02 That's nonsense. I had to prove it once, then never again. I've held the share for over 3 years

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Julian@MoneyISnotREAL

1Mon

I have already read that customers with preference shares are shown more expensive prices from the outset and then the discount is added - compared to non-shareholder customers, who have a lower price from the outset, but no discount.

Is there something to this?

I've never had to rent a car through Sixt myself.

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Christian@Gebsen79

1Mon

Cool, I didn't know....that even applies to the car subscription rates.... Not uninteresting

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