Selling shares in Monzo from crowdfunding round?

Just to let everyone know, I have finally just sold some of my shares @ £3.50 a share.

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You got any more to sell … ? :smirk:

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haha I’m keeping the rest! :grimacing:

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A smart move, I imagine them to be worth an eye watering amount at some point.

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Fingers crossed!

Hi guys. I am looking to sell 1949 shares that I have in Monzo. Going to contact crowdcube to sort out.

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How much per share :eyes:

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I’m interested

Steven can I buy yours for a kfc bucket?
Kfc is in high demand atm!

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KFC is in short demand too lol

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I’m interested with some funds available. Keen to know how much the shares are currently worth? Wondering if anyone from the Monzo team could answer?

They are worth whatever someone is willing to pay for them. They are private shares, unlisted on any sort of exchange so there is no agree upon price per se. If you scroll back through this thread you should be able to find what they last changed hands for

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Any shares

I’m happy to buy

Buyers should be mindful that fraudsters could be interested in offering you shares in exchange for your money first -and then disappear. Neither Crowdcube or Monzo will be able to help you in that instance.

Make sure Crowdcube confirm the shares are real and ready to transfer. Sounds like common sense but there are much simpler scams out there that can fool intelligent people.

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Crowdcube do. They do the paperwork for the transaction and update the ownership on the register

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Yeah. Just as an example… someone looking to buy could send a direct message to the guy who registered on the forum yesterday offering his shares from 2 years ago - asking how much for the shares - and get a reply saying “£2 each if you send the money within the next hour to X bank account - send the money now and ill send the shares over asap”.

It sounds dumb but this happens all over the place online and offline. Buyers should be aware that they should approach crowdcube with the seller and be told the shares are good to go before transferring any money over.

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A good point. Check out how long the seller has been a member, do they have the investor flag? (Not fail safe I know but it’s something).

So sad we need to think about these things even here at beautiful Monzo.

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Remember you need to have an exceptional circumstance to sell them🤑

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:hugs: I did not know that was the case…Crowdcube did respond, but the process looks too long winded. Plus now with the potential USA and Ireland licenses, I will just keep hold of them. Thanks Nikhil

I fully agree. Better to be safe than sorry. I never had any reason to join these forums apart from when I was thinking of selling. However, I am going to hold off from selling now.

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