5 Free Stocks of Random Companies from Webull

Posted on Apr 16th 2022

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5 Free Stocks of Random Companies from Webull

By Jennifer Miller

Webull is an app that lets you trade stocks. You can get 5 free stocks of a random companies just for signing up and depositing any amount. If you want to trade, they take no commission for stock trading.

It's another Robinhood type app, but you can just keep the 5 free stocks and forget about it

Step 1
Go to Webull

Step 2
Click on "Open an account"

Step 3
Open a Webull brokerage account and receive 2 free stock

Step 4
Make your initial deposit of ANY AMOUNT and receive 3 additional free stocks
* It takes around 5 business days for the deposit to go through

Bonus Tip - Another 35 free stocks! (later on)
We recommend to not deposit anymore until Webull sends you an offer. In 3-4 months, users have reported that they got an offer for up to another 35 free stocks. The offer goes
* 10 Free Stocks if you deposit $10k more
* 25 Free Stocks if you deposit $25k more
* 35 Free Stocks if you deposit $100k more
Please WAIT until you receive the "Here is a chance to get 35 FREE stocks!" email.

Tell Us Which Stocks You Received
Please tell us in the comments, what stock you received!

If you have any stock recommendations, we are all ears too!

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Comment on this deal

Guest #0516 - 2 years ago

I got GNW and GRAB.
Genworth Financial - $3.75 - 4/17
Grab Holdings - $3.20 - 4/17
hopefully it'll be $1000 when I retire =D

Guest #0515 - 3 years ago

I got a refund!?

Guest #0514 - 3 years ago

I got 2 GNW stock.

Guest #0513 - 4 years ago

I got GNW as well. It seems a lot of people get that.

Guest #0512 - 4 years ago

Strange. I got gnw also. I’ll just see it as a $100 investment with 3% return which beats any of my cds. Thanks!

Guest #0511 - 4 years ago

I got 5 dollars worth of intuit stock via stockpile when i bought quicken 08. I had to do another whole section when i filed my taxes just because i owned 5 dollars worth of stock. Not worth it unless you already own lots of stock and have to fill that section out already