You can earn a $200 Checking Bonus when you open a checking account from GTE Financial.
To qualify for the bonus, simply
- Step 1: Open a NEW qualified GTE Checking account using promo code JOIN200
- Step 2: Set up Direct Deposit
- Step 3: Enjoy your $200!
GTE Financial $200 Checking Bonus
$200 Checking Bonus
- Account Type: Checking account
- Availability: FL
- Direct Deposit Requirement: No
- Hard/Soft Pull: Unknown
- ChexSystem: Unknown
- Credit Card Funding: Up to $500
- Monthly Fee: Varies by account
- Early account termination fee: None listed, check CSR for more information
- Household limit: None listed
(No Expiration Date Listed)
Fine Print
- Offer valid for new GTE Members only.
- To qualify, new members must open a Go Premium with GTE Secure, Go Full Access, or Go Further checking account.
- In addition, new members must have direct deposit set-up totaling $500 or more per month within the first 60 days of account opening.
- Direct deposit must come from an external source, such as an employer or government agency, direct deposits from another GTE Financial account do not meet the qualifications of this incentive offer.
- New members must also use promotional code JOIN200 at the time of application.
- GTE Financial reserves the right to end this promotion at any time.
- This offer cannot be combined with other incentive offers from GTE Financial.
- Account incentive will be deposited into member’s account within 10 business days from meeting all qualifications for promotion.
- Federally Insured by NCUA.
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Bottom Line
At GTE Financial, you’ll be able to find the checking account that fits your life.
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25 bucks for you
Good question – the fact that they say “payroll” concerns me – sometimes ING will show up in the bank transaction activity as simply: “ING Transfer” – Good luck arguing that as a DD plus you’re out of $10 membership fee. Although you could say its self employed commission sent to ING and DD’d in form of a transfer. Confusing, huh? Many times, service reps. don’t want to piss off new customers.
I use HSBC also since ING has a 3 bank limit but you can have the same problem there – with your verbal follow up, assume a 50-65% success rate – not bad. Go for ones with no fees and where the DD doesn’t have a detailed requirement. No one has a definitive answer – every bank is diferent – some are easy – some are strict.
Does anyone know if paypal/ING/ach push count for DD?
WARNING: THIS WILL RESULT IN A EQ HARD PULL.
Story: I had a woman call me up today to sign me up for online banking. When I am all signed up she tells me I have also been approved for a credit card. I freaked out. The dispute letters are all filled out and sent, we’ll see what happens. FCRA lawsuits are always fun might get a nice default judgement if it doesn’t come off.
If anyone is signing up and wants hook me up with $25, please use my referral code U56792D13I .
Thanks in advance.
Nate