SAS Online Customer Reviews, Complaints and Feedback (Page 3)

Company has a 3rd class risk management system. They are not allowing option trading even if its Nifty 50 stock with At the Money strike price if total trade volume of that day in the market is less than 25 ( approx). So evenif you have sufficient funds to place in margin, you will have to wait till some one else place the orders first. That also means that (1) you can not trade at the opening of the market because at that time volume in option contract of that day is Zero. (2) You can not trade in the Options with strike price having far distance from spot price. That means you will face restrictions in hedging and you can not apply certain option strategies. (3) You should keep other broker in spare who allows you to trade without such restriction and can not keep only one trading account with SAS Online.

Ratings:

Brokerage - Excellent
Account Maintenance Fees - Average
Website Usability - Below Average
Customer Service - Above Average
Overall Experience - Very Poor

Very cost effective. Customer service is great. Website is poor. Lot of information come as surprise while use. E.g. if you need to transfer money through IMPS from your bank to trading account you need to share your transaction details with SAS where as for NEFT its not required

Ratings:

Brokerage - Excellent
Account Maintenance Fees - Excellent
Website Usability - Average
Customer Service - Excellent
Overall Experience - Above Average

Most bad experience with SAS is they only think about their profit at all aspect not customer friendly. Their equity plus policy & ledge against stock is very bad for customer..only for their profit..

Ratings:

Brokerage - Excellent
Account Maintenance Fees - Above Average
Website Usability - Below Average
Customer Service - Average
Overall Experience - Below Average

Does sas online provide margin trading for delivery

Customer service is very bad. your holdings are not transferred to your DP account on time... and when you try to sell you will land up in trouble ... They are the best only in brokerage... most of customer service representative don''t understand the market terminologies. instead blocking short sale on certain script they blocked day trading ... if you buy then you are forced to take delivery of the stock, you can''t sell on the same day.. and you will be unhappy to see worst reasoning for that (SEBI charges for intraday is high ... they don''t which is common to all the category script even A category script)

if the customer service is bad then it is high risk even though they are best when it comes to brokerage. if you don''t get on time support to sell or buy then you might miss money making opportunity. so SAS is good only for brokerage!!

Ratings:

Brokerage - Excellent
Account Maintenance Fees - Excellent
Website Usability - Average
Customer Service - Very Poor
Overall Experience - Very Poor

How much time do you take to open demat and trading account after receiving of documents.

Do not go for SAS. It''s the most unclear and confused brokerage. It never communicates anything with clarity, and then you are stuck.

It''s good with charges, but I doubt they are clear with that too. I am guessing they will also charge AMC even though they say it''s NIL.

Worst customer service ever.

FOR AN HUF, how will u charge? Individual or Non Individual.

I like the ease to and contact the customer support and the ease by which they resolve the issues. The only problem is about the margin that they give to intraday trade.

Ratings:

Brokerage - Excellent
Account Maintenance Fees - Above Average
Website Usability - Above Average
Customer Service - Excellent
Overall Experience - Excellent

If I place a order for 1000 shares and shares are sold to me in say 10 parts, do I have to pay Rs.90.00 or Rs. 9.00

rs 9 or 0.1%(for delivery) whichever is lower

I have 2 questions. If I oder 100 shares, is there a chance it will as two separate order and have to pay 18 rupees?

Do u have a branch in Bangalore? And SAS registered with SEBI?

please add stamp duty of residence in your brokerage calculator like Rksv securities

How much money I need to put in the account to trade(intraday) for 10Lakh a day.

i think u should invest of Rs.50,000/- to get 20 times margin i.e. Rs.10,00,000/-

you have to keep around 200000 to trade intraday limit of 1000000.

i purchases of 10 share@ 100 per share =1000 in delivery i sell it after 3month @ the same rate 100 i got how much moneny after end of all type of like brokerage,govt fee,transaction charge & all other charges you deducted)

U will end up with loss of 0.33 Rs