Free Stock of a Random Company

Posted on Apr 17th 2021

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By Sophia Davis

Robinhood is an app that lets you trade stocks. You can get a free stock of a random company just for signing up. No money deposit needed. If you want to trade, they take no commission for stock trading.

YOU DO NOT NEED TO DEPOSIT ANY MONEY

Most brokers charge $7-10 / trade
Robinhood charge $0 / trade

Step 1
Go to Robinhood

Step 2
Click on "Claim your free stock now"

Step 3
You don't have to deposit any money
When they ask you to fund your account, click "Skip this step"

Step 4
Go to Accounts -> "Free Stocks" -> Tap "Claim" to see which stock you got!

* 0.7% chance to get Visa, Facebook, or Microsoft
* 1.25% chance to get GE, SNAP, or Occidental Petroleum
* Most likely you'll get a smaller company like Aurura Cannabis, Ford, GoPro, Plug Power, Cronos Group, Zynga, Nio, Aphria, Sprint, Vivint and more.

Tell Us Which Stocks You Received
Go Here and please tell us in the comments what stock you received

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

One of our users reported receiving Facebook and Microsoft

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Comment on this deal

Guest #292 - 3 years ago

I got agen.

Guest #3458 - 3 years ago

didn't give me free stock. must refer people to do so

Guest #426 - 3 years ago

robinhood is trash

Guest #784 - 3 years ago

With the comments being a year old, they seem to have eliminated the ability to skip adding funds.

Guest #264 - 3 years ago

Just picked up a free stock - woohoo, oh wait, this company has had a net loss for the past 4 years. SIGH, hope it turns out to be the next Amazon.

Guest #437 - 4 years ago

I did not receive a stock, its pending

Guest #316 - 4 years ago

Marathon Oil

Guest #738 - 4 years ago

I got US Steel...I think now is a good time to get any stock, because they can only go up from here....

Guest #408 - 4 years ago

Signed up, would love if someone would use code

robertc11934

Spoofee - 4 years ago

Spoofee.com!

To the guest that got the FB stock, can you send me a screenshot at https://www.facebook.com/Spoofee/ Thank you!

Guest #362 - 4 years ago

I kid you not... I got FB! 1 in 1000 chance!

Guest #362 - 4 years ago

Friend did this deal and got
She was not impressed.

Guest #514 - 4 years ago

Got MRO at $4.30

Guest #548 - 4 years ago

I’ve had Robinhood for a while, and recently signed my wife up so we would both get a free stock. I got Sirius, nothing special, but my wife got Microsoft, worth $187 at the time! When she was scrubbing off the little thing to reveal her stock, I blurted out “holy crap!” Maybe my referral link is lucky? Feel free to try it yourself :)

Guest #444 - 4 years ago

They have had issues with their trading platform going down sometimes. Other big brokerages are offering zero commission trades like TD Ameritrade and Charles scwab

Guest #362 - 4 years ago

Thanks, I got a company called Limelight Networks LLNW. Have no idea what they do, but I hope they are the next Tesla.

Guest #487 - 4 years ago

I received MRO free. Thanks!

Guest #493 - 5 years ago

I've been using Robinhood for a few months, too. For me it's a great way to learn stock market trading with the only risk being my choices.

Webull.com is another free trading company.

Guest #631 - 8 years ago

Been using it for the past few months. No margin account so you have to wait until T 3 for trades to settle. No market orders either, so you can only place limit orders with 90% of your settled funds. Not good for traders, but hell it's free commissions.

Guest #511 - 8 years ago

used code=ZKBXCV5B....thanks

Guest #520 - 8 years ago

Been using them for about a year now. Works great!

Guest #657 - 9 years ago

Never had a company asking my bank account Id and password.

Guest #386 - 9 years ago

IFON

Spoofee - 9 years ago

Spoofee.com!

Yes, right now they only have an app in the AppStore.

Also I read into how they 'plan' on making money and it's by using everyone's uninvested funds to earn interest and also offer margin funding in the future