Seen it with other divi's from companies, brokers actually front load into accounts (some of them) especially when they have no value for a year. Some post to accounts after the fact, when everything has been recieved from the clearing house. Some never post them at all. TDA is good at that, giving BS excuses knowing that the value is not worth the cost of a legal suit they will string you along. In this case there is potential for huge value a year from now so I don't foresee anyone having a problem getting there's on time. Good luck to all and to ENTI.
The only other brokerage firm I have heard people have occasional problems with is Scottrade, their board members hold positions with NITE, when NITE is short on these stocks Scottrade can and will make things a bit difficult.
Here's an example of an email from TDA over a year after the div's were to be paid:
Thank you for your inquiry. We are continuing to pursue this matter from a general claims perspective with the contra firm. Please allow me to assure you we are exploring every available option we have to try and resolve this matter. While I would like to be able to provide you with a timeframe for a resolution, I would be doing you a disservice as any estimate would strictly be a guess. I appreciate your continued patience.
Regards,
Daniel Pilmaier
Senior Research Analyst
Office of the President
TD AMERITRADE Holding Corporation
This is just what I've experianced and heard of in the last 15 years of trading pinks
Let's GOGO ENTI