Eurotunnel shares

Cetti | 10:46 Wed 08th Aug 2012 | Personal Finance

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My son bought a 100 Eurotunnel shares in 1996 and now needs to cash them in but because of the continual changing of company ownership he's unable to get any help. He's gone from Lloyds Sharedeal Direct to Eurotunnel and Computershare and just being bandied about. Can anyone help please?

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VHG

Eurotunnel are in such debt it may be that HE owes THEM money :-)

johnk

Does he have a paper certificate or they held online?

Mick-Talbot

They are prabably worthless if he hasn't had them converted into new shares.

Cetti

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He has a paper certificate.

Mick-Talbot

Eurotunnel shares are trading at €5.73
unfortunately since the consolidation of shares, your son now has less than 3 shares.

Sorry but basically worthless.

Cetti

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Thanks Mick, for your help. Not what he wanted to hear, but at least he knows now.

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