Same thing happened to me.
Iāve been a host for right around 3 years now. I never received anything stating I didnāt qualify so I assumed I did, and also made the assumption that they would be notifying us either way. All of the links were disabled, almost as if the program never existed. So I take it some hosts did make it into the program and bought the shares on opening day?
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Yes. Several have posted on this thread.
Iāve been a host since 2010. Iāve been waiting for the IPO and was excited to receive the invitation. I wanted to buy as many shares as I possibly could. I responded immediately, and followed all MS requests to a tee. I got 200 shares, and will continue to hold.
After being upset with Airbnbās mishandling of hosts in March, Iām VERY happy with them now :slight_
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Some disappointed hosts missed the part about seniority as a host playing a role in being included in the criteria to be invited to buy shares. Congratulations.
I wonder if any hosts who sold on the first day have regrets about not holding on longer. Itās a fools game trying to time a stock but theyāve missed out on up to an additional $5000 already.
Thank you for this adviceā¦Iāll try this route. It is completely unacceptable that a financial organization (Morgan Stanley) is operating like this - and who ever their agent is - Iām supposed to contact an office in Queens, NY - is basically unethical by not calling back - Iāve left multiple messages over many day.