Stockpile: Money for Families

When transactions are done they are not properly done in a timely manner as stated in your guidelines. So I have had a lot of loss when I could of had a lot of gain because the transaction was not done in a timely manner as stated in your agreement with customers. I am looking to move my investments or cash out. I know I don’t have a lot but I have been a valuable customer that has not been treated fairly and have lost a lot of money over time because of the transaction not being done like the contact says to do it. I know things happen but this has been an ongoing thing for a while. Even the simplest thing as when placing a buy on stock it does not go in when I made it way before 3 pm. Even when transferring money took up to 14 days that is unreal and not in agreement either. I have been dissatisfied for a while. I have referred a whole bunch of people to you and never even got recognition for that either. Long as you are acquiring customers why would it matter. Spoke with some other customers whom are disappointed wondering if we want to continue to be your customer and the sad part I bragged about your company and then it seemed like things went south. Thanks for your time. Darlene

This app is perfect for someone starting out to invest in the stock market that doesn’t have a lot of money to spend. You can think of Stockpile as a savings account where you can invest literally pocket change, with the potential for better returns on investments (and also for greater losses) with the sole purpose of this app is to help build Equity within a stock share without necessarily having the entire stock price money. It’s a great opportunity for wealth building or for savings for a future purchase. Stockpile is bear bones in terms of trading tools (no limits, stop limits, good til cancel and the like) as every stock you purchase is bought at the closing of the stock market day. So if you decide you want to purchase a stock at $45 at that moment you’ll have to wait until the close of the market before your transaction is completed and at that point the stock price could be higher or lower than the $45 stock price you might have wanted. So if you’re looking for trading tools stockpile may not be for you, but if you’re looking for a unusual way to purchase stocks with a low commission with a savings account type ease then stockpile is the hands down winner!

I was interested in this to earn some extra money and not take too much risk as nowadays you have to be careful. I got a fraction of share of stock from Groupon a few days ago and finally downloaded the Stockpile app and put in my Social Security Number as they requested due to regulations. Then I linked my checking account to my account. Then yesterday I tried to access my account but couldn’t gain access so I called (put on hold too long) and then emailed Customer Support. I received an email telling me I was locked out due to Equifax breach so to unlock I had to send a copy of my driver’s license to verify my identity. The email said it would take 2-3 days to unlock my account. In the meantime I received another email from Stockpile saying that my weekly automatic deposit of $950 would be transferred to my account in 2-3 days and I became alarmed as I had not set up any auto deposit from my checking into my Stockpile account. I could not access my account as it is still locked so I tried contacting customer service by phone and waited on hold for over 30 minutes so I emailed them to tell them they are mistaken and I did NOT authorize an automatic withdrawal out of my checking account. I called my bank and they said they cannot take action until Stockpile attempts to take out funds from my checking it is all so disconcerting