What is ShareBuilder?
ShareBuilder offers investors a new way to invest in Costco. Through ShareBuilder, you can set up an account entirely online that will build your Costco investment over time, by making automatic, recurring dollar-based investments. ShareBuilder offers you the flexibility to invest for the long-term.

How does it work?
Simply choose which stocks you want to invest in, how often you'd like to invest (weekly, monthly, or on a one time basis), and how you'd like to fund your account. That's it! There is no account or investment minimum -- your recurring investments in Costco can add up to create a significant position.
Easy to set up
To start your ShareBuilder investing program you simply:
  1. Enter the ShareBuilder site and set up your account in minutes.
  2. Choose to invest in Costco (Symbol: COST) and select the dollar amount you wish to invest on a weekly or monthly basis. Each recurring transaction fee is just $2 ($1 for custodial accounts)*.
  3. Relax while ShareBuilder automatically builds your investment in Costco over time
*See Web Site for full details, including transaction fees.

Netstock Investment Corporation reserves the right to share your name and address with Costco Wholesale Corporation upon opening a ShareBuilder account.

Costco provides this link as a convenience only, not as an endorsement of Netstock or the ShareBuilder program. Costco encourages investors to conduct their own research about Netstock and the ShareBuilder program. Costco is not affiliated in any way with Netstock or the ShareBuilder program, and Costco has no involvement in the relationship between Netstock and its customers. Costco is not responsible or liable, directly or indirectly, for any damage or loss arising out of or in connection with Netstock or the ShareBuilder program.

Copyright 1999-2000 Netstock Investment Corporation, Member NASD/SIPC. Netstock Investment Corporation is a subsidiary of Netstock Direct Corporation. ShareBuilder is a trademark of Netstock Direct Corporation. Patent Pending.