Sign up Delta’s Newsletter and get 5000 bonus Skymiles

April 30, 2007 · Filed Under Credit Card bonuses · Comment 

What is Delta Skymiles? When you get 25K Skymiles, you get a free roundtrip on Delta Airline. Simply enter your Skymiles account number through this link. The link works for me, but it might not work for everyone.

If the above link doesn’t work, you still might get the bonus skymiles through the links below:

1000 bonus skymiles

500 bonus skymiles

500 more bonus skymiles

I got my Skymiles Account number by signing up these two American Express credit cards. By signing up, you will get 30000 bonus Skymiles. There is no annual fee the first year, so you can think of it as a free roundtrip.

Click through the picture link for the Regular Delta Skymiles card.

Delta SkyMiles® Gold Credit Card

I also got a business card using my name and social security number as my business name and tax number. Make sure you claim as sole proprietorship.

Click through the picture link for the Business Skymiles card.

Gold Delta SkyMiles® Business Credit Card

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Free XM Radio subscription for 3 months with free activation

April 29, 2007 · Filed Under Freebies, Hot Deals · 1 Comment 

Apparently, this code XMSCION03 still work. What is XM radio?

  • Commercial free music playing each genre
  • Exclusive concerts and original music series
  • The most sports coverage on satellite radio with MLB™, NHL, college games, and the PGA TOUR®
  • The biggest names in news and entertainment such as Bob Dylan, Oprah Winfrey, Al Franken, and many more
  • Breaking news reports from CNN, CSPAN, CNBC, and BBC
  • Remaining safe and informed with XM NavTraffic® and Weather

Of course, you must go out and buy an actual XM Radio, then give them a call at 1-800-XM-RADIO or go online here. Just remember to cancel once it get close to the third month. And if you still want to continue the service, ask for retention(1-800-998-7900) at the third month to ask for the 12 months special for $77. Threaten to cancel if they don’t give you the rate..haha..hustlerstyle baby!

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Hustlerama Posts from 4/21/07 through 4/28/07

April 29, 2007 · Filed Under Uncategorized · 1 Comment 

For those that can’t get enough of Hustlermoneyblog, you can find more awesome posts on Apporama, Bank deals, and Credit card bonuses at Hustlerama. Here are this week’s posts:

Enjoy!

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Citi mtvU Platinum Select Visa Review

April 28, 2007 · Filed Under Credit Card bonuses · Comment 

One of my favorite credit cards is the Citi MTVu Student Visa Card. You get 5 Thank You points when you spend every dollar at restaurants, bookstores, movie theaters, video rental stores, and 1 Thank you point everywhere else. This make this card to be 5% cash back on those categories. You can also get 5% back on certain items on Amazon and Itunes. Here are some more features:

  • No annual fee
  • 6 months 0% APR
  • Redeem points for airline tickets, gift cards, and MTV events.
  • No minimum income or cosigner needed.

Another bonus is that if you submit grades in each semester, you can can get up to 2000 Thank you points. Even though I’m not a student, you can still apply for it. uhhh…a continuing grad student?? yup. Just send your old grades in to get the free points.

mtvU grade submission form

Earn up to 2,000 ThankYou Points® twice a year for having a good GPA*
GPA ThankYou Points
2.50 - 2.99 250
3.00 - 3.49 500
3.50 - 3.99 750
4.0 2,000

5% Qualified Merchants:
Bookstores
# Amazon.com (certain purchases)
# iTunes
# Barnes & Noble (in store only, not online)Fast Food (alphabetical)
# Arby’s
# Burger King
# Carl’s JR
# Chick Fil A
# DUNKIN DONUTS
# Jack In The Box
# Jersey Mikes Submarines
# McDonalds
# Popeyes
# Quizno’s
# Skyline Chili
# Starbucks
# Subway
# Waffle House
# Wendys
# Whataburger

Restaurants
# Pizza Hut

Movie Theaters
# Rave Motion Pictures
# AMC
# Edwards/Regal

Video Rental Stores
# Blockbuster online

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My Shopping Methods: Hustler Style

April 28, 2007 · Filed Under About Me · 1 Comment 

If you have been a longtime reader of this site, you know how I shop. It’s usually consist a combination the followings: The item is already on sale, add that with a coupon, then find another coupon to stack on top of that, go through ebates shopping portal to get cash back, then see if I can call in to pricematch, throw a rebate along with it, pay with a cashback credit card or gift cards I bought for 20% off, then see if I can add some freebies along with it.

You might find this not worth your time; unless you call this a hobby. I find getting the most out of my dollar to be a challenge. Here is the latest hustle:

  1. Buy a Staples $50 off 200 coupon and 2x$3 ink coupons on eBay
  2. Drive to your local Staples, and use their Kiosk to search for this Acer Al 1926W 19″ LCD
  3. Add the sale item for $150, then add Digital image SKU# 656213 (FAR) and fillers, then use the $50 coupon, then add ink coupons
  4. Pay at the cashier with this 12% coupon
  5. Pay items using gift cards for 20% off at mybuysmart.com or dealpass.com
  6. If not, use a cash back credit card along with your Staples Member Rewards card.
  7. Fill out all rebates.

That, my friend, is how you turn a $230 item into $50. Yes, I know most people won’t go through with this, and it is a big YMMV. Don’t forget, this is HustlerMoneyBlog!

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Compaq Presario c502us Laptop for $360 at CompUSA

April 27, 2007 · Filed Under Hot Deals · 1 Comment 

The specs are at the low end, but if you are looking for a decent laptop for surfing the net, email, and typing…look no further.

  1. Get Cashback by going through Ebates. If you don’t have an account, get one.
  2. Go into your Ebates account, search for CompUSA. At CompUSA, search for “Compaq Presario c502us notebook”
  3. If you don’t want to go through Ebates, use this link Order online with with pick-up option.
  4. At checkout, to get 10% off use Promo Code: Save10
  5. Fill out CompUSA $200 Rebate and $30 HP Rebate
  6. Total should be around $360 with all discounts and tax.

**It’s possible the Save10 code doesn’t work for instore. Check with CSR.

Laptop Specs:

Intel Celeron M Processor 440 (65nm 1MB L2 1.86 GHz 533 MHz)
512MB RAM
80GB Hard Drive
15.4-inch WXGA TFT Display
DVD / CD-RW Combo Drive
Windows Vista Home Basic

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GE Interest Plus $25 bonus

April 26, 2007 · Filed Under Bank deals & offers, Investments · 2 Comments 

GE Interest Plus is a yield account up to 5.43% APY. The notes are a direct investment in GE Capital Corporation. The account has no fees whatsoever.

Here are more features with the account:

  • Link your GE Interest Plus investment to your bank checking account and easily add to your investment or redeem some or all of it electronically at no charge.
  • Write an unlimited number of checks in amounts of $250 or more.
  • Wire money to your linked checking account.

However, it is a non-FDIC insured. An initial deposit of $500 must be made with your application or enrollment of automatic investment of $250 to get the $25 bonus. Those that are GE employees or retirees, you can get an additional $25 if you deduct from your payroll. Apply here.

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Free Mouse using Google Checkout and coupon at Shop4tech.com

April 25, 2007 · Filed Under Freebies · 2 Comments 

I’ve been looking for a new mouse. Go add this Black 3D Optical Mouse to your cart. On the frontpage of Shop4tech, create a new google checkout account. The item is $11.11 - $10 google checkout credit. Finally, apply this coupon code GC10 at the google checkout account once the item has been added. Total is free with free shipping.

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Finweb.com gives you good financial information

April 24, 2007 · Filed Under Uncategorized · 1 Comment 

Below is a paid advertisement written by Glenn. For pricing information on advertisement, you can go here:

Finweb.com gives you good financial information

Looking for a website where you can get all kinds of good financial information? Then try Financial Web. This portal is designed to be a “one-stop knowledge base” to educate the reader on all things financial. It’s a commonly known fact that most people waste more money than necessary because they lack specific knowledge about whatever it is they’re buying. This website, which doesn’t sell anything, offers free information, tips, and tools to enrich your financial well-being.

For example, if you’ve had credit problems (like so many of us) and need repair or rebuilding help, they have information to teach you how, even what to look for in a bad-credit credit card. Searching for a cash advance loan? They’ll help you find the cheapest ones on the Net. If you’re looking for information about mortgage refinancing (and with the state of the current housing market, it’s wise to learn all you can), this site includes an extensive section in that area. Even Forex trading and other investment interests and financial news are covered.

So if you need solid, balanced, and unbiased financial wisdom, check out Financial Web. You’ll likely find all the info you need there.

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Upromise $8 bonus to sign up

April 24, 2007 · Filed Under Free Random Money · Comment 

Another website similar to Ebates is Upromise. You can shop online and get a percentage back of your total. They offer a few more features such as a 529 College saving plans, friends and family can join to give you more money back, and help your school raise money. You can also register your credit card to your account for grocery shopping or eating at a certain restaurant. In doing so, you will get more cash back up to 10%. Go through this link Upromise - Join Upromise for free and let hundreds of America’s leading companies help you save for college and use this promo code Gortons5 to get a $5 bonus.

Take the time to plan for your child's future.

Once you register your credit cards, you can get 3 more bucks by going through these links:
www.upromise.com/cornpops
www.upromise.com/applejacks
www.upromise.com/ricekrispies

If the signup’s volume is full, call the number given on the page to get your $3 bonus.

If you want your money by check instead, follow the directions below:

Can I withdraw company contributions from my Upromise account without transferring them to a savings plan, and if so, how?

You can withdraw your Upromise contributions at any time during your membership. To withdraw company contributions from your Upromise account, submit a letter in writing to Upromise requesting a withdrawal from your Upromise account. The letter must state your full name and exact amount that you would like to withdraw, up to total amount available in your account, pending contributions are not eligible for withdrawal.

For the protection of our members, we require that your letter either be notarized or contain a Signature Guarantee if the withdrawal request is in excess of $200. A Signature Guarantee is a guarantee you can obtain from a financial institution, such as your bank, that your signature is yours and that it is genuine.

Withdrawal letters should be sent to:

Upromise
ATTN: Customer Care
P.O. Box 55555
Boston, MA 02205-5555

Checks are sent once per calendar quarter, so you should typically receive your check within 12 weeks of your request being received.

Got more questions? check out their FAQ

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