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Non-Tech : Ameritrade Vs. SureTrade? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jim Fisher who wrote (11)	2/25/1998 3:11:00 PM
From: Roland Ott	Respond to of 40

I can agree strongly with that experience and opinion. After opening a new account with SureTrade I asked a simple question about the Trading password and received only a standard reply which didn't help. So I sent an e-mail again telling them in the first sentence, that I need a answer to my question, rather than a standard response. One day later I received the same standard reply again... Until now I've got four (4) exactly identical species of this standard reply of SureTrade. Thus I will never send money on my SureTrade account and enjoy their pretty good information service, until they will stop it; but chances seem to be quite good that they will never realize that I have only a "empty" account...

To: Jim Fisher who wrote (11)	2/25/1998 3:18:00 PM
From: Roland Ott	Respond to of 40

Has anybody experiences with R.J. Forbes? They are very cheap for trading AND they answer questions by e-mail. The procedure for signing up a new account is exactly the same as with SureTrade. Does anybody know if they are affiliated with Forbes magazine in any way? forbesnet.com