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How to Get Free Stock

Ever wanted to invest in the stock market but weren't sure where to start?

Have you ever wanted to own a company? Here's your chance... sort of. You can own a piece of a company!

Free Stock

  1. The Share Centeris giving account holders 200 free shares in their company. You need to use their services a bit (not free) but it's worth it - the company is worth lots of money. Its IPO is in March. See .
  2. My Free Shares is a website that pays just for being a member. You want it to go well because you own part of it, sort of.
  3. Agloco(short for A Global Community) is a website with the motto “Own the Internet”. Download a “viewbar” so companies can advertise away in exchange for a piece of the company.

Not Exactly Free Stock

One Shareis more of the “use shares as trinkets” type of thing. Buy shares in companies like McDonalds and get the certificate framed. However, Krispy Kreme's value (for one share) is only $2.36 while OneShare is selling a piece of the doughnut company for US$41.

Good luck.

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