What happens if you wanted to sell de-listed stocks you have in your portfolio? Who's responsible for the potential loss incurred by not being able to sell?
Is this part of the class action?
(I can't open the document, there's only a PACER login screen for me)
Even though robinhood is claiming to allow people to close their open positions, I have been trying for hours to close two options contracts and continue to get error messages saying that I "don't have enough buying power", which is insane since I am just trying to sell my already owned contracts! I was up over 300% earlier this morning when I wanted to sell, but now overall down ~15% in large part due to Robinhood's either incompetence, neglect, malice, or some combination of the three.
EDIT: By the off chance anyone from Robinhood is reading this, it would be great to get back to one of my multiple support emails or request for phone support. While I am understanding of the fact that Robinhood is probably being bombarded at the moment and I am sympathetic to whoever is handling the support line, this is a self inflected wound by Robinhood that has resulted in a lot of their customers losing money and now despising them.
Last month I began contacting them because of an error my bank made, which caused RH to lock my account for one month. RH kept demanding I "explain what happened" and wouldn't unlock my account for moving my money out. Exchanged about 3 emails with revolving support staff, all obviously canned responses, each taking about 2 (BUSINESS) days to get a reply.
Got fed up with this and told them I was going to small claims (fortunately it was less than $2,500) if they didn't get me my money by next day's end. Exchanged 3 or 4 more emails which *miraculously began flowing in about an hour apart and I was 'allowed' to withdraw my $.
Left Robinhood early this month after that. Fuck Robinhood.
Is this part of the class action?
(I can't open the document, there's only a PACER login screen for me)