>check mail today
>bank offering a reward of $300 for opening an account and making $500 of direct depostits in a month
>open an account
>get my $300
>withdraw 800
>close account
Whatever retard thought of this marketing scheme should be fired.
Check mail today
Nathaniel Parker
Wyatt Garcia
>shits on your stupid frog face
Kayden Ward
I have 5k that I swap around banks to take advantage of free promos. So far, in 6 years, that 5k has given me a free ipad, $500 gas card, $550 in cash, 5000 air miles and a promo where I got 10% cash back on a card for 4 months and got $1k back.
Dylan Collins
Congratulations you outperformed 80% biz
Angel Barnes
Uhh you clearly did not read the fine print my goy
Julian Carter
WHat are the best accounts to churn through?
Blake Martin
>1 month later
>$500 early termination fee
Ayden Johnson
I feel like such a slackard.
I only took a free $200 to open a checking account, (make a few transactions in the first month), plus $25 a year by using the debit card at least every other year to keep the account active. Until they finally wised up and shut down my $25.
Juan Cox
$300 is not worth the lawyer's fees and debt collectors. Nothing will happen.
Owen Torres
>withdrew 800
>paid 500
Thats a net gain of 300 bucks retard. Either way OP tricked the stupid bankers
Tyler Powell
Since you are on Any Forums it probably doesn't apply but when you go to apply for a mortgage they check your good goy score and will see you did that and made $300 off them and jew you by tacking on a couple extra 0.xx%
Connor Barnes
burgers unironically have no right to complain. money rains from the trees in america
Benjamin Ward
I've actually kept a couple bank accounts and CCs that I only really got for the sign up bonus, so it works sometimes. I'm working on like 3 sign up bonuses currently and have no plans to keep the accounts lmao. My employer makes it really easy to split portions of my DD for these offers.
William Martinez
check out the doctor of credit website
Juan Thompson
This reminds me of when FTX gave Ukrainians "free" money, but it was just as much or more than withdrawal fees.
Robert King
>Fact check true
Kevin Stewart
>CCs
>no plans to keep the accounts
The average length of your credit history accounts for 15% of your credit score.
Evan Jackson
Submitted too soon. Meant to also mention that % of credit utilization is also a factor. So if you have any outstanding debt keeping the CC's would bring it down. Which is also why you should regularly raise their limits.
Hunter Hall
>deposits $500
>gets $300
>withdraws $800
>charged $500
Which containment general did you crawl out of?
Jeremiah Howard
Except you forgot about the grunts the bank hires to deal with pussy little faggots like you. You didn't happen to tell the bank where you live, did you?
Gabriel Young
How can you possibly still not understand?
lawyers and debt collectors will exchange dozens of thousands of dollars and get rich bickering over some hobo's blanket