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ING Direct: Open an Electric Orange Checking Account, get $50 credit

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At ING Direct, open a new Electric Orange Checking Account and make three purchases or Person2Person payments within 45 days to get a $50 Account Credit for free. (The credit will be deposited into your account on day 50.) Outside of its $125 credit on Black Friday, it's among the best deals we've seen from ING Direct in recent months. (For further comparison, we saw a $76 account credit in June, which had more purchase requirements.)
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burnj16
ING DIRECT account require multiple verification to close your account. The $50 credit did not go through when I opened mine. It was difficult to close the account. You have to do a lot of steps to get the $ 50 credit. Not worth the $50 statement credit.
ssnanda
It's stupid to open opening savings account / credit cards for $50

I have done this mistake

I would advise against the temptation of savings $50
gbin
dealnews just keeps repeating these advertisements for ING Direct again and again, each time pretending that they're announcing some kind of special deal rather than just business as usual. Is this website owned by Capital One 360 (ING Direct's parent company), by any chance? In any event, my confidence in this site's honesty is being shaken enough by this misbehavior that before long I'll stop bothering to come here at all. I can find advertisements pretty much anywhere I look on the internet, after all...