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U.S. Bank Smartly® Checking: Earn $250 Bonus for $2K+ Direct Deposit (Up to $450) When You Open a New Account and Complete Qualifying Activities Expired
Earn up to $450 when you open a new U.S. Bank Smartly® Checking account and complete qualifying activities. Subject to certain terms and limitations. Offer valid through 9/26/24. Member FDIC.
Thanks to Slickdeals Staff Member EfficientGame645 for posting this deal.
Earn up to $450 with a new Bank Smartly Checking account.
Complete the following within 90 days of account opening:
Slickdeals may be compensated by U.S. Bank
Thanks to Slickdeals Staff Member EfficientGame645 for posting this deal.
Earn up to $450 with a new Bank Smartly Checking account.
Complete the following within 90 days of account opening:
- Enroll in online banking or the U.S. Bank Mobile App
- Make two or more direct deposit(s) totaling:
- $2,000 to $4,999.99 to earn $250
- $5,000 to $7,999.99 to earn $350
- $8,000 or more to earn $450
Slickdeals may be compensated by U.S. Bank
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Edited September 27, 2024
at 11:12 AM
Earn up to $450 when you open a new U.S. Bank Smartly® Checking account and complete qualifying activities. Subject to certain terms and limitations. Offer valid through 9/26/24. Member FDIC.
Earn up to $450 with a new Bank Smartly Checking account.
Complete the following within 90 days of account opening:
Slickdeals may be compensated by U.S. Bank
Earn up to $450 with a new Bank Smartly Checking account.
Complete the following within 90 days of account opening:
- Enroll in online banking or the U.S. Bank Mobile App
- Make two or more direct deposit(s) totaling:
- $2,000 to $4,999.99 to earn $250
- $5,000 to $7,999.99 to earn $350
- $8,000 or more to earn $450
Slickdeals may be compensated by U.S. Bank
Created 07-16-2024
at 11:01 AM
by EfficientGame645
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Follow the instructions to a tee
Hard for most to do unless you've got some experience doing it, enjoy it as a hobby, or have background in critical reading
Not throwing shade. Just saying that most can't and don't read fine print or know how to. That's not a bad thing. It's just a skill some have and some don't. But needed for this particular endeavor
And a lot of slickdeals deals incidentally. Read fine print and data points, etc. And some digital literacy needed too
This post is making me crack up. I agree but also it's just written in such a funny neutral-pity tone 😂
It was a rant I was trying to make sound somewhat respectful lol
Edit: NVM, its 12 months
Then, if I dip negative, it's like fee after fee after fee. They waived since I don't work, but really took a lot of time. I guess that might be normal now. Can't just also walk in and say, hey, fix this crap.
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If you know where to look (Google doctor of credit method for direct deposit), you can find ways to get around the direct deposit requirement. Namely, you ACH push in from another bank. I did Ally bank and it worked for me last month.
Two things to keep in mind, though: it's YMMV and DPs always change, and also to NOT call the bank asking for bonus you're trying to get via this sort of workaround. It just draws unwanted attention to the workaround
Then, if I dip negative, it's like fee after fee after fee. They waived since I don't work, but really took a lot of time. I guess that might be normal now. Can't just also walk in and say, hey, fix this crap.
This is how not to do banking. Not slick