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Discover Bank Bonus

Looks like Discover is getting into the bank bonus game. Here is the info that was sent:

Great rates and a $25 Discover Gift Card

Get a $25 Discover Gift Card when you open a new Discover Bank CD or Money Market account by November 16, 2007.

Sign Up Today!

To receive this special promotion, either call
1-800-347-7000
and mention the following offer code or
enter it when you click on the link below.

Special Offer Code: SC0110

I didn't even know they had a bank. Their APY is 4.79% and minimum opening deposit is $2500.


Speaking of APYs, ING Direct lowered their rates once again. They went down to an APY of 4.20% from 4.3%. And Capital One finally lowered theirs to 4.75%.


Here is a Discover Business Card offer:

0% Intro APR on Purchases & Balance Transfers

For a limited time only, earn up to an extra $60 Cashback Bonus with your Discover Business Card. Apply by December 31, 2007 to start earning an extra $10 Cashback Bonus each month you use your card for your first six months (up to a $60 total).

Sign Up Today!

To receive this special promotion, either call
1-888-728-3103
and mention the following invitation code or
enter it when you click on the link below.

Special Invitation Code: FHCB


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