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Yes very interested thank you LedZepper

Sorry I meant keep 100 for OBC not dividends (would rather they didnt pay dividends). Very annoyed as I have 100 with II and my wife 350. I could have sold them on LSE and bought the US ones but didn't see any point as would have transaction and FX fees whereas keeping them and them being transferred seemed to be the smart thing to do as there would be no fees. Well I messed that up didn't I. Not at all happy with II.

I expected my Carnival shares to be switched the the new version but just got this message from Interactive Investor:

'Our intention, as communicated to you at the time, was to transfer the shares over to the US market, since this was the new primary listing for the company. Unfortunately, due to the costs involved this has not proved to be possible. Instead, we have credited your account with the DIs which can be sold through ourselves on the International section of the London Stock Exchange. If you wish to purchase additional Carnival Corporation Ltd shares you will be able to do so on the US market, however if you wish to transfer your existing DIs to the US market you will need to contact us to request a cross-border transaction be carried out. This will be subject to fees and taxes, the cost of which will depend on the number of DIs you wish to move.'

I just wanted to keep my 100 for dividends, what am I best to do now, assume I have to sell the DIs and then buy back, not very happy!

Mine and my wifes are still sitting in II suspended, not impressed!

Yes I thought they were good last week and bought at c1930, added this morning so ave cost down to 1898.

Likewise bought a chunk at 114 rather surprised by this.

I've been following this board for years albeit without really posting and have found it enjoyable and useful so would like to continue here.

Still showing as LSE CCL in Interactive Investor

I have a few, not a lot, of shares in an II ISA. I was planning to keep them and assumed they'll change to the new NYSE listing version. The dealing costs seem to be the same so the only downsides that I can see are that there is a 0.75% exchange fee when I come to sell them and 15% of the dividend will be lost (quite annoyed they started paying dividends rather than reducing debt). Am I missing anything? It just doesn't seem to be a particularly good time to sell them now IMHO.

Thanks for the info Rusty, appreciated.

And I didn't mean to brag with my average cost in my earlier messages, I have been reading LSE forms for a few years and find it helpful know what position the posters are in so was just trying to be transparant apologies if it came across otherwise.

BGD

Just logged into ii trading and bought 30k shares at 9.19 no issue. Now hold 130k at ave of 7.657p

Just increased my holding by 1/3 at 1383