NYSE OpenBook billing?

alanm · Jul 3, 2002

Has anyone been billed by the NYSE for OpenBook? Any clue how/when/where they will do this, and whether it will be retroactive?

Reminds me of when I first signed up with Sprint 15 years ago. They didn't bill me for a year, but then I got a real mutha of a bill :-(

bungrider · Jul 3, 2002

I haven't gotten billed either.

bcb23 · Mar 5, 2003

I'm not currently using Openbook. How much are you paying in total (NYSE and software)?

limitdown · Mar 5, 2003

Uh, how do you get it? Directly with another web browser interface?, or integrated into your software of choice?

nitro · Mar 5, 2003

Quote from alanm:

Has anyone been billed by the NYSE for OpenBook? Any clue how/when/where they will do this, and whether it will be retroactive?

Reminds me of when I first signed up with Sprint 15 years ago. They didn't bill me for a year, but then I got a real mutha of a bill :-(

I got billed at the lump sum of $200.

nitro

bcb23 · Mar 5, 2003

Was the $200 a monthly charge or did it account for back months as well? What about software fees.. is the software company tacking on a fee for OpenBook as well?

anacott_steel · Mar 5, 2003

Open book is roughly $50 for me if that helps. To be honest, Open book isnt going to make you anymore money than what you are making now. Its like driving with a radar detector, is it going to make you drive faster? once you are hit with a laser, its over....

fcelfcel · Mar 5, 2003

where can i get open book , what softwares have that?

bcb23 · Mar 5, 2003

I know the exchanges are supposed to bill you $50/month. Did the software providers charge an additional month fee?

RedTrader · Mar 5, 2003

Realtick charges $50 a month on top of a $250 package