ING Direct $25 Bonus Referrals
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Here are referral links to sign up for ING Direct Online Savings Accounts and Electric Checking Accounts that will give a bonus of $25 upon opening a new account with a minimum deposit of $250.
ING Direct is probably the most popular online bank with its easy-to-use web interface and excellent customer support. It is a great start to a steady financial future. You should have your account set up in minutes and start earning interest on your money.
Simply click one of the links in the box below to sign up (you can only receive ONE bonus per person):
ING Direct Online Savings
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ING Direct Electric Checking
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NOTE: If you try to sign up and there is an error or a message that the link has already expired/been used, choose another link or leave a comment with your email and I’ll refer you directly. For those who successfully open an account through one of the links, please leave a comment so that I can remove it.
Don’t have $250 to deposit? Then sign up here (I receive affiliate commissions).
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jim Barber said:
How safe do you think my money is in ING? Based on current events.
October 7th, 2008 at 10:57 am -
Simon said:
With the recent economic events, no one can be sure which banks will not be affected but I believe ING Direct is one of the safest places to put money at the moment.
October 7th, 2008 at 12:16 pm
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