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We have started a new point system. The points that you earn participating in the forums can be used to purchase prizes that we will be giving away (see below).
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ING invites conversions are active again, but probably only for a short period of time. Comment and send if you want one converted.
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I would! Thanks!
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all invites sent to me are currently up
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I just opened a WaMu savings and I'm new with finance stuff but I think it's a better deal than the Orange one. You just have to open a WaMu checking and savings account (each with a min balance of just a dollar) and you get 3.75% APY for the savings. I am planning on keeping my checking at $1 and just adding whatever I can from my paycheck into the savings. Am I missing something or is this a better deal?
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I've heard that WaMu is teetering on some financial difficulties.... One way banks try to avert that is by offering higher rates to attract more customers (or rather, their money, e.g., liquidity). I can't say if WaMu is actually in trouble (I don't have any accounts with them and haven't looked at or paid attention to them.... others here would know better though.
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I just sent an ING Request, is this still available?
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All invites that have been received are up. Thank you.
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Are you still accepting invites?
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Yes, still accepting invites for savings accounts
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All invites received are now live
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not quite. If you use one of the links to open an account (and do so with the minimum $250, or $1000, or whatever it is), then ING puts an additional $25 in your account, on them. If you send Jeffrey an invite and someone uses it to open an account (again, with the minimum initial deposit), then ING puts an extra $10 into your existing account, again on them. Basically, it's a way for them to encourage their depositors to bring more customers in, rewarding the people on both ends of the deal.
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