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#21711 Priority club offering $20.00 signup and 15,000 hotel points
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on 14 May 2007 - 09:28 AM
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The Priority Club site has two offers still posted, saw them here a while back, a personal and a business card, each with a $20.00 signup bonus and 15,000 hotel points that can be converted to air miles if you want. This offer is through Chase. I received the 20.00 credit in a week, still waiting on points. Be careful, first year annual fee waived so cancel before the year is up http://www.ichotelsg...c/1/en/fo/05388
#21710 NEA still offering 75.00 signup bonus
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on 14 May 2007 - 09:15 AM
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Credit card bonuses
The NEA site http://www.neamb.com/credit/index.jsp is stlll offering their rewards card with a $75.00 signup bonus. I received the bonus within 2 weeks of application. This card is actually BOA and is also available on their front page. No one asked if I belonged to NEA and the card went through anyway. Also, the convenience checks issued with the welcome packet can be deposited into your checking account, 0 % for 1 year, treated as balance transfers, and are capped at 30.00. So, deposit the money in a good interest bearing account and make a couple hundred more
#21709 $25 bonus - ING Direct : savings account; Exp. - unknown
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on 14 May 2007 - 08:52 AM
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Expired bank bonuses
I deposited the 250.00, received the $25.00 bonus within 3 days. ING pays 4.65% APR on the account, the 25.00 is 10% of the deposit, plus their interest is better than 14.65%. Admiting that 250.00 is not much a a deposit, still is a good return. Thanks
#21545 Banks which let you charge your initial deposit to a credit card.....
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on 16 April 2007 - 04:40 PM
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Bank lists by feature
QUOTE(ichaelm @ Apr 7 2007, 12:08 AM) 
The only one which I'm aware of is LaSalle Bank.The maximum opening deposit which you can charge is $1000 and you MUST charge the deposit at the time you apply for the account.
Is this the gift card offer? I don't see mention of funding by use of a credit card being considered anything but a cash advance in their online literature.
