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The Today Show { December 2007 }
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"For the chocoholic, give one share of Hershey’s. For the frappuccino addict: one share of Starbucks. For the techie: one share of Microsoft. With more than 130 public companies to choose among, there’s something for everyone. Just log on to OneShare.com."
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The Globe and Mail { December 2007 }
"May we suggest stocks? Paper share certificates say so much as a gift. For children, there's the message that you think highly enough of them to introduce them to the wonders of capitalism (and that you think they already have enough toys). For adults, you can express a variety of sentiments. How about Tiffany & Co. for the jewellery lover? Or La-Z-Boy Inc. shares for the lazy boy in your life, perhaps with a side of Anheuser-Busch or Krispy Kreme Doughnuts?"
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Detroit Free Press { December 2007 }
"Adam Herman, a marketing coordinator for Wayne State University's honors program, bought a framed share of the Cheesecake Factory this year to give to a colleague who once held his job. The stock has the signature of a notable Wayne State alumni: David M. Overton, founder and CEO of the Cheesecake Factory. 'I think it's a gift that people will keep for a long time,' Herman said."
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Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal { December 2007 }
"Another gift option is stock. State Treasurer Tate Reeves said his two-child household uses OneShare.com. 'It can provide opportunities for parents and their kids to talk about financial literacy,' he said. 'The important thing is teaching your children not to consume 100 percent of their income and teaching them to put money away and save it for a rainy day.'"
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Driven Magazine { November 2007 }
"Sure, you could ring up your broker and have him throw down some money on a share the old-fashioned way, but would it be delivered to your home beautifully framed with a custom inscription? Likely not. OneShare adds some fun factor and originality to the process, while ensuring you have something tangible for your office wall if the company ever goes belly up. Decide what you want to spend, pick a company, choose your frame, select a matte and create an engraving!"
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The Houston Chronicle { November 2007 }
"Get loved ones excited about stock investing by buying them a single share in a company whose products they use. OneShare offers individuals shares of stocks in more than 130 companies, that come with an official unfolded stock certificate ready for framing. An "Owner's Manual" that comes with the stock teaches the basics of securities investing!"
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USA Weekend { November 2007 }
"Give a stake in someone's favorite company, such as Hasbro or Anheuser-Busch. The website is set up so you can browse by stock or recipient categories."
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USA Today { October 2007 }
"You can always give someone a sweater they'll never wear or a toy that will end up in a closet. But there's something more appealing about giving young people stock. Services such as OneShare let you buy one share of a stock and have the certificate framed, with an appropriate sentiment, if you wish. These make nice-looking presents and are fine if you want something tangible for the child to have."
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The News Tribune { June 2007 }
"Singleshare stock certificates make excellent gifts for the brand-loyal adult in your life, and there are dozens to choose from. Is Dad crazy about his "hog"? Get him a share of Harley for Father’s Day! Are diamonds Mom’s best friend? How about a share of Tiffany for the breakfast nook? Is a double latte part of your boss’ morning ritual? Consider buying him or her a share of Starbucks for the office!"
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The Bergen Record { June 2007 }
"Is Dad more of a watcher than a putter? Buy him ownership in Callaway Golf! Your gift includes a framed stock certificate and reference guide for new shareholders."
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GroomGroove.com { May 2007 }
"When it comes to thanking your best man and groomsmen for a job well done, a great gift is in order... Starbucks stock for the groomsman who is never without his venti iced coffee, or a piece of Harley-Davidson for the best man who has cubicle daydreams of taking a cross-country trip on a motorcycle." Read more
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The Post & Courier { April 2007 }
"It beats a tie! As a Father's Day present, OneShare.com suggests a share of stock in hip and successful motorcycle builder Harley-Davidson."
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The Washington Post { April 2007 }
"Many parents know they need to do more to impart financial wisdom to their kids but want some help from outside organizations. To teach them about investing, there's the book by Oneshare.com, a Web site that sells single shares of stock, called "Stock Matters: An Introduction to Stock and Ownership." Read more
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The Chicago Sun-Times { December 2006 }
"OneShare will sell you a share of stock and send you the official certificate. Along with it you get an Owner's Manual... it's cleverly written, explaining the certificate itself, and what it means to own a piece of a public company. There are worse introductions to capitalism!"
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Continental Magazine { December 2006 }
"Can't find the perfect gift? Single shares are a way to get kids to think like owners, excite them about stock, and make it real to them."
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The Motley Fool { December 2006 }
"Here's an idea for a gift with a decidedly financial angle to it: Buy stock. Just imagine the oohs and ahhs as everyone opens their presents to find brand-new crisp paper stock certificates! Prepare yourself for the heartfelt exclamations of thanks you'll get from your entire family."
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Modern Bride { March 2006 }
"All those little blue boxes are lovely, but now you can give an actual share of Tiffany — one of 130 public companies available at OneShare. Your guests can buy one or more shares for a $39 fee plus the closing cost of the stock that day."
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Kansas City Star { January 2006 }
"The stock certificate is a hook, a great way to grab your kids' attention about investing and the stock market."
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Maxim { December 2005 }
"Buy Dad a single framed share of any stock using OneShare, and — who knows? — you may make him a hundredaire someday!"
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Cruiser { December 2005 }
"Feeling bullish? Might as well get in on the action with a few shares of Harley stock in your portfolio. This framed Harley stock certificate, featuring a contemporary design with the company’s logo, would complement any proud Hog owner’s wall."
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Upscale { November 2005 }
"Give stock! I don't know anyone who won't enjoy the opportunity to be a shareholder at someone else's expense."
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The Denver Post { November 2005 }
"'If only I’d bought stock in Starbucks!' Sound familiar? Now you can, or you might want to spring for Pfizer (Viagra), Disney,
Amazon or Pepsi. At OneShare, you can give a single share of stock in some of America‘s most famous or infamous companies (Halliburton is a big seller), framed with a personal message."
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Lavender { November 2005 }
"Finally, something classy and fun for the hard-to-buy-for. Invest in someone you love with a framed share of stock from one of any of a huge number of companies ranging from Disney to Tiffany!"
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