You can now get an $83 ING Direct Electric Orange checking account bonus as long as you set up direct deposit. You must open by December 31, 2010 using offer code DECEM592. Along with DD, you must also make qualifying debit card purchases to get the $83 bonus.
From the website:
We’ll give you $83 to avoid checking fees.
* Click on ‘Apply Now.’ Be sure to enter your Reference Code during the account opening process.
* Earn $50: Make 3 Card purchases and/or Person2Person Payments within 45 days of account opening and your bonus will be paid on day 50.
* Earn $33 More: Set up Direct Deposit and have two Direct Deposits of at least $250 post to your Electric Orange by March 31st. Your $33 will be paid on April 8th.
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