Anyone Knows Where I Can Get a Tablet For Opening a Checking Account?

Anyone knows about a bank where I can get a tablet for opening a checking account?

The only one that I have seen so far is flushing bank but it appears to be for NY state only.
https://www.flushingbank.com/business-bonus.aspx

TIA

Some banks used to give kindle fires for opening a checking account with them, but if you read the terms and conditions you must deposit at least X dollars. I think it was 1000, can't be sure.

Quote from RiceyFighter : Some banks used to give kindle fires for opening a checking account with them, but if you read the terms and conditions you must deposit at least X dollars. I think it was 1000, can't be sure.

I have no problem depositing money. Specific banks and links would be appreciated.

thanks!

Quote from sapiro : I have no problem depositing money. Specific banks and links would be appreciated. thanks!

What state do you live in? Why don't you check Slickdeals forum archives or a sites like Bank Perks [bankperks.net] or My Bank Tracker [mybanktracker.com]?

I got a free Kindle Fire HD from First Bank [efirstbank.com] in AZ... kind of. They give you a choice of the 16GB Kindle Fire HD, Amazon or iTunes gift cards, and some other stuff I can't remember (though they really only advertise either iPod or Kindle on their site). I wanted the 32GB Kindle Fire HD so when I qualified for the free gift code, I saw they offered a $200 Amazon gift card and used it towards the purchase of my Kindle.

Why not open a credit card that will give you 500 dollars cash back. That way you can use the money to buy a tablet.

Quote from sapiro : Anyone knows about a bank where I can get a tablet for opening a checking account? The only one that I have seen so far is flushing bank but it appears to be for NY state only. https://www.flushingbank.com/business-bonus.aspx TIA

If you had a specific tablet in mind - it's probably better and you might get cash on the side to open up a checking that offers you cash back and use that money to buy the tablet.

Chase runs the promo for their Freedom card every couple months where you get like $300 back for spending $1500 over a period of 3 months. And you also get cash back rewards for it.

But here's an interesting link [nerdwallet.com] with new accounts information.

I think only BBVA is offering the kindle fire hd for opening an account with them.

Quote from flygrrrrl : What state do you live in? Why don't you check Slickdeals forum archives or a sites like Bank Perks [bankperks.net] or My Bank Tracker [mybanktracker.com]? I got a free Kindle Fire HD from First Bank [efirstbank.com] in AZ... kind of. They give you a choice of the 16GB Kindle Fire HD, Amazon or iTunes gift cards, and some other stuff I can't remember (though they really only advertise either iPod or Kindle on their site). I wanted the 32GB Kindle Fire HD so when I qualified for the free gift code, I saw they offered a $200 Amazon gift card and used it towards the purchase of my Kindle.

Thanks for the great reply. I live in CA.

I looked around and could not find a tablet deal except for Flushing.

Please let me know if you find one.

Thanks!

you can try this:
http://shop.mobileweb.ebay.com/se...200+coupon

Or this:

http://www.bbvacompass.com/specia...01/kindle/

didn't check if they were valid in California but at least there are deals out there

Quote from game4life : If you had a specific tablet in mind - it's probably better and you might get cash on the side to open up a checking that offers you cash back and use that money to buy the tablet. Chase runs the promo for their Freedom card every couple months where you get like $300 back for spending $1500 over a period of 3 months. And you also get cash back rewards for it. But here's an interesting link [nerdwallet.com] with new accounts information. I think only BBVA is offering the kindle fire hd for opening an account with them.

Quote from carbs : you can try this: http://shop.mobileweb.ebay.com/se...200+coupon Or this: http://www.bbvacompass.com/specia...01/kindle/ didn't check if they were valid in California but at least there are deals out there

Do you guys or anyone else know if BBVA is a legit bank? Has anyone successfully opened an account with it or have another account with it? Thanks.