m1 - dividend

Arsene_Wenger

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So starhub dividend expiry date is on 15aug which means if i buy today or tml will still subject to receiving dividend?
 

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what time will they bank in the money if using EPS? first time collecting dividend! haha

Nothing to do with EPS. Thats for payment of shares.

If you have not signed up Direct Credit Service with CDP, you will receive a cheque from CDP.
 

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Nothing to do with EPS. Thats for payment of shares.

If you have not signed up Direct Credit Service with CDP, you will receive a cheque from CDP.

I've got direct service with cdp linked to my bank account. So I will get the money today?

EDIT: Money is in already :)
 
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So if shares bought on e day of expiry date r nt subjected to dividend payout?

Thats right. Expiry means "Expired" liao. No dividends for this latest round.

But if you buy and intend to hold long long time (like me), then you can collect dividends again and again and again..........:s12:
 

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Thats right. Expiry means "Expired" liao. No dividends for this latest round.

But if you buy and intend to hold long long time (like me), then you can collect dividends again and again and again..........:s12:

So if am holding on to e shares n if i sell on expiry date will i still get e dividends? Or by when i shld nt sell to at least make sure coy record my interest in dividends?

Thank you!
 

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So if am holding on to e shares n if i sell on expiry date will i still get e dividends? Or by when i shld nt sell to at least make sure coy record my interest in dividends?

Thank you!
Ok reply my own question. Sell only on expiry date n thereafter to be eligible fr e dividends. Hope google didnt give me wrong info.
 

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im using SCB online trading account, but don't see the dividend credit to my trading account?
 

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Max fine: 1 million dollars or 10% of ANNUAL TURNOVER of licensee, whichever is higher. OMG!

M1 users offered compensation for service outage | ZDNet

M1's revenue for the last 4 quarters is about $1b and net profit about $146m. I don't expect IDA to fine them $100m! The last few major service disruptions got fines in the 6 digits. In fairness, it should depend on what exactly the problem was and whether M1 was negligent.
 

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3 days of free service, what or how is it able to make those contracted, feel compensated?

I mean, most of us have Free SMSes. Free Incoming Calls. Smartphones, MMS not that frequently used.

Why dont they just waive 15% off bills? That is more sincere i feel, for a Major ONE outage. The other two telcos shud be smiling. Luckily my contract is already expired and able to jump ship anytime.
 

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Why dont they just waive 15% off bills? That is more sincere i feel, for a Major ONE outage. The other two telcos shud be smiling. Luckily my contract is already expired and able to jump ship anytime.

If you do jump ship because of this you must be part of a select few. My impression is this is a remarkably sticky business with very loyal customers - "forgiving" is the nice way to put it. :s22:
 
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