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U.S. Bank Smartly® Checking: Earn up to $400 When You Open New Accounts and Complete Qualifying Activities
Earn up to $400 when you open a new U.S. Bank Smartly® Checking account and complete qualifying activities. Subject to certain terms and limitations. Offer valid through April 3, 2024. Member FDIC.
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Earn up to $400 with a new Bank Smartly Checking account.
Complete the following within 90 days of account opening:
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- Make two or more direct deposit(s) totaling $3,000 to $4,999.99 to earn $200 or $5,000 or more to earn $400.
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Make two or more direct deposit(s) totaling $5,000 to $9,999.99 to earn $300 or $10,000 or more to earn $500
this deal
Make two or more direct deposit(s) totaling $3,000 to $4,999.99 to earn $200 or $5,000 or more to earn $400.
the difference is you can deposit 50% less & still get 400
From all the comments here, it seems like US Bank isn't worth dealing with.
Make two or more direct deposit(s) totaling $5,000 to $9,999.99 to earn $300 or $10,000 or more to earn $500
this deal
Make two or more direct deposit(s) totaling $3,000 to $4,999.99 to earn $200 or $5,000 or more to earn $400.
the difference is you can deposit 50% less & still get 400
Comment I replied to said "$500 up until a few days ago." Post you reference ended 2.5 months ago. So I suspect it's different.
Slickdeals is taking a chunk of the kickback, and seemingly recently hasn't shared at all. What happened to Slickdeals Rewards where you guys offered some CashBack on these lucrative affiliate posts?
From all the comments here, it seems like US Bank isn't worth dealing with.
This was news to me as well
Quick googling and I was able to download my report free
https://www.fool.com/the-ascent/b...exsystems/
Apparently to actually get access to your score you have to mail or fax a request.
Edit: Fool article is incorrect,
Quick googling and I was able to download my report free
https://www.fool.com/the-ascent/b...exsystems/ [fool.com]
Apparently to actually get access to your score you have to mail or fax a request.
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I got no email notification, I just couldn't login anymore. No CSR will tell me why and I have yet to receive the written reason via snail mail.
Wtf usbank
1) you want to turn on paperless statements or it will charge you
2) us bank is one of the only banks I have ever seen charge you a fee to deposit cash.
3) my deposit bonus on the last deal (750) didn't go thru after the 90 day period. Ended up the person who setup my account didn't put the proper promo code in when they opened it.
Just a heads up.
Did you still get the bonus applied later?
USBank and Citi were the biggest game players with bonuses pre-pandemic. So long as it isn't money that's being tied up that could be earning interest, it was minimal effort to do the paperwork for a direct deposit change. If you do a bonus that requires a large sum to be deposited, it had better earn interest on top of the bonus, else it's pointless.
1) you want to turn on paperless statements or it will charge you
2) us bank is one of the only banks I have ever seen charge you a fee to deposit cash.
3) my deposit bonus on the last deal (750) didn't go thru after the 90 day period. Ended up the person who setup my account didn't put the proper promo code in when they opened it.
Just a heads up.
Same thing happened to me. I'm dealing with this right now. So frustrating