Ford Stock Ownership X-Plan PIN request form. Will work for 2010 Mustang!!
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From: Phoenixville, PA
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GUYS . . . . . since you are all my forum friends . . . .. I can give you an X-plan pin . . . . . I am an ex-ford employee with life time A-plan (for me) and X-plan for friends . . . . .. it takes me 1 minute on-line to spit out a PIN . .. . .all I need is your last 4 of your ss and address. Keep in mind, dealers are NOT obligated to give me A-plan (or X plan to you) prices . .. . . .When I was in the market for my 05 GT, a dealer salesman whom I bought 3 previous Fords (at Aplan) would only give me Aplan+$3000 for an 05 GT . . . .. needless to say, I told him to take a hike . . . .. . I waited 12 months to FINALLY find a dealer who gave me straight Aplan on my current 05 GT.. . . .. . . I am pretty such in this economic climate, all dealers SHOULD give you X-plan prices . . . .. . . FYI . . .. DEALERS CAN, and should, give you all the factory rebates with the xplan price . . . . .sure there will be some guys who will claim they cant (dont believe them) . . . .. . . FYI X-plan price is right on the invoice bottom (ask to see it).
Has anyone taken you up on this offer yet? It's a cool thing for you to do. I might be in need of one later.
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I got mine from RBC. I opened an "Actions en Direct" account, and then just log-on online and make the purchase. Cost me 28$ of fees, and I paid my ford stocks around 7$ USD per share a couple weeks ago. I think they are now a bit over 11$ USD per share.
Call me for more info.
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Dan,
I got mine from RBC. I opened an "Actions en Direct" account, and then just log-on online and make the purchase. Cost me 28$ of fees, and I paid my ford stocks around 7$ USD per share a couple weeks ago. I think they are now a bit over 11$ USD per share.
Call me for more info.
I got mine from RBC. I opened an "Actions en Direct" account, and then just log-on online and make the purchase. Cost me 28$ of fees, and I paid my ford stocks around 7$ USD per share a couple weeks ago. I think they are now a bit over 11$ USD per share.
Call me for more info.
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Dan,
I got mine from RBC. I opened an "Actions en Direct" account, and then just log-on online and make the purchase. Cost me 28$ of fees, and I paid my ford stocks around 7$ USD per share a couple weeks ago. I think they are now a bit over 11$ USD per share.
Call me for more info.
I got mine from RBC. I opened an "Actions en Direct" account, and then just log-on online and make the purchase. Cost me 28$ of fees, and I paid my ford stocks around 7$ USD per share a couple weeks ago. I think they are now a bit over 11$ USD per share.
Call me for more info.
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Hey guys. Long time lurker here. I've been seeing some of the prices everyone is quoting for Ford stocks the past couple days and I'm curious where you all are getting your prices for. I'm a big stock market novice so i could be very wrong but for the past week or so i've been doing a quick google of stock prices and they have been hovering at the mid 2.50 mark. So just wondering if i'm really off here.
100 shares of 2.50 ish isn't bad.. 100 shares of 11.00 might make me think twice.
100 shares of 2.50 ish isn't bad.. 100 shares of 11.00 might make me think twice.
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Hey guys. Long time lurker here. I've been seeing some of the prices everyone is quoting for Ford stocks the past couple days and I'm curious where you all are getting your prices for. I'm a big stock market novice so i could be very wrong but for the past week or so i've been doing a quick google of stock prices and they have been hovering at the mid 2.50 mark. So just wondering if i'm really off here.
100 shares of 2.50 ish isn't bad.. 100 shares of 11.00 might make me think twice.
100 shares of 2.50 ish isn't bad.. 100 shares of 11.00 might make me think twice.
ford's symbol is F.....
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Sounds like your typing in the the word 'ford' for the symbol. If thats the case, you're looking up the wrong stock and that one is at $2.45. As Jason said, the symbol is just the letter F.
Here is a link that will make it easier for you.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=f
Here is a link that will make it easier for you.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=f
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I bought the stock when it was around $2. I hope it goes up at least another $1 before I sell it in April, then I am going to use that money and the money I get for my 2007 pony package to order in Late April. Now all I have to do is figure out what color I want, Either Ingot Silver or Sterling Gray.
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I have a question...About how much can be saved with the x-plan on maybe a 2011 Mustang GT? I am just curious because if i can save more than what the stock would cost me I may do it. I probably would keep the stock anyway so I could use the x-plan in the future as well. Plus if it is worth while that will give me at least another 6 months of saving more $ for the down payment.
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I have a question...About how much can be saved with the x-plan on maybe a 2011 Mustang GT? I am just curious because if i can save more than what the stock would cost me I may do it. I probably would keep the stock anyway so I could use the x-plan in the future as well. Plus if it is worth while that will give me at least another 6 months of saving more $ for the down payment.
So... I walked into Gilmore Ford of Prattville, AL today. Asked a salesman all kinds of questions about ordering the 2011 when I get back from my upcoming deployment, talked through some things, then I asked about x-plan. His first question back to me what "Who do you work for?" I said, huh? I own stock, I don't need to work for anyone specific, right? Then he said "Well, I mean, I own stocks, that doesn't mean I get special pricing." I was like, um, can you check with your sales manager then, cause I'm pretty sure I have at least a little idea of what I'm talking about. His sales manager came back with the same response. Are they just confused on the different plans available?? Either way, my confidence in that dealer was broken immediately.
I'm just trying to find the best way to order, I live in TX but home of record is here in AL, and the AL taxes will be easier on the wallet... Or I could order through AAFES?? Do they honor x-plan pricing, does anyone know?
I'm just trying to find the best way to order, I live in TX but home of record is here in AL, and the AL taxes will be easier on the wallet... Or I could order through AAFES?? Do they honor x-plan pricing, does anyone know?
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So... I walked into Gilmore Ford of Prattville, AL today. Asked a salesman all kinds of questions about ordering the 2011 when I get back from my upcoming deployment, talked through some things, then I asked about x-plan. His first question back to me what "Who do you work for?" I said, huh? I own stock, I don't need to work for anyone specific, right? Then he said "Well, I mean, I own stocks, that doesn't mean I get special pricing." I was like, um, can you check with your sales manager then, cause I'm pretty sure I have at least a little idea of what I'm talking about. His sales manager came back with the same response. Are they just confused on the different plans available?? Either way, my confidence in that dealer was broken immediately.
I'm just trying to find the best way to order, I live in TX but home of record is here in AL, and the AL taxes will be easier on the wallet... Or I could order through AAFES?? Do they honor x-plan pricing, does anyone know?
I'm just trying to find the best way to order, I live in TX but home of record is here in AL, and the AL taxes will be easier on the wallet... Or I could order through AAFES?? Do they honor x-plan pricing, does anyone know?
Thanks, Jeff, that's what I was figuring, just based on everything I've read from you in the past regarding the x-plan. And thanks for the offer for help!
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Hi Guys!
Newbie here. Just registered, but been following this thread for awhile. Question for y'all. Given Ford stock is currently trading at c.$12.50 is it still worth it to go with the X-plan pricing? I'm planning on getting an auto V6 Premium with the sports package and HIDs. TIA and cheers!
Newbie here. Just registered, but been following this thread for awhile. Question for y'all. Given Ford stock is currently trading at c.$12.50 is it still worth it to go with the X-plan pricing? I'm planning on getting an auto V6 Premium with the sports package and HIDs. TIA and cheers!