CCL Stock Question - Transaction Request Form

For those of you that are CCL stockholders.....I received a Transaction Request Form in my statement yesterday. I do not ever remember receiving this in the past 8 years.

Has anyone else received this?

I am unsure how to complete the form??? Any help would be appreciated.

TIA

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Been a stockholder since 2009. Never heard of this.

The form states that if u do not respond on the alloted timeframe, you are in danger of loosing your stock by default. This is my major concern. I usually just reinvest and do nothing :(.

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If the form doesn't have confidential info, can you shoot a photo? Been a stock holder since '07 - never heard of it.

Sounds like a scam.

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Sounds like this came from your brokerage firm where you have your investment account. You would need to contact them and ask about the form.

I'll try again to attach a photo, it did not work when I tried to attach on my OP.

Not a scam, it came in the same envelope as my CCL statement FROM Carnival Corp.

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Sounds like this came from your brokerage firm where you have your investment account. You would need to contact them and ask about the form.

Agreed. Doesn't sound like it has anything to do with Carnival.

You own your stock direct with CCL?

No Broker?

Call Carnival Corp. in Miami.

Note: As you know Carnival Cruise and Carnival Corp are different entities.

I too, have been a stock holder for a long, long time, and I too, have NEVER heard of anything like this,,,especially direct from Carnival. I'd be on the phone to Carnival, and head to my brokers office to find out about this,,,,for sure.

"SKY"

Shareholder since the very early 2000s - also have never heard or seen anything like this.

Even though it may "look" official, my (uneducated) guess (having not seen the document in question) is that it is not. What I do find odd, is that IF is is not official that some scammer has learned that the OP is a shareholder.

Not sure if it's going to load, but here is 1 pic of doc.

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This is the info body of letter. Sorry it is landscaped, wanted to try to fit as much as I could.

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This doc came WITH my investment plan statement. I tried calling, was on hold for 28 minutes and as soon as the representative came on the line, she hung up on me :(..

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This is the info body of letter. Sorry it is landscaped, wanted to try to fit as much as I could.

 

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So, from this and the other document, it looks like you are using ComputerShare as the brokerage firm on file. This looks like a standard letter telling you that they are requiring you to have some action on these stocks, or your account.

This is not from Carnival, it is from your brokerage house. I would call Computershare and ask them to explain and provide more info. In the two scans you provided, there is no phone number, just a PO box in Louisville KY. I am sure they have to have some kind of customer service number.

That is all correct Charles. I have tried calling 2 times and have been on hold and disconnected both times.

Thanks for everyone's advice greatly appreciate.

I'm going to call my FA and see if he can handle this.

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https://www-us.computershare.com/Investor/Contact

800 568 3476

Maybe you have fractional shares that need to be resolved. Computershare is not a traditional broker.

Hmmm...it looks like the very first line on the "instructions" section says "How to request a transaction...". It would seem (without reading every last word) that if you don't want to create a transaction, you don't have to do anything. :confused: I also notice the wording is not "American english" so I might be just a bit cautious whatever you do!

definitely not a Carnival form