A Better ING Direct Deal

I didn’t realize this deal at ING Direct was still active. I was looking through my archives and I found my post from September 9, 2003. In that post, I included a link to a better ING Direct offer than the one you find all over the internet (especially blogs) where the originator gets $10 and the new account owner gets $25.

If you open your account using this link, I won’t make any money as your referrer, but you will get $50 instead of $25. Just click on this link to ING Direct’s $50 offer and click “Continue” at the bottom of the page.

I’m incredibly happy with ING Direct for my savings account and I would recommend them to anyone.

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  1. #1: Jonathan
    Friday, January 7, 2005
    10:55 pm (reply)

    I like ING Direct too, but if you are itching for a higher interest rate, check out the 3% APY at Emigrant Direct.

    More info at my recent blog entry.

    jonathan@mymoneyblog.com

  2. #2: Flexo
    Friday, January 7, 2005
    11:04 pm (reply)

    I noticed that. It’ll be interesting to see if ING Direct matches that rate. I’m not going to move my money right away, but I’ll keep my eyes on it.

  3. #3: Jonathan
    Friday, January 7, 2005
    11:31 pm (reply)

    ...And the link you provided looks to be dead now. After click on GO it asks you to call in. Bummer!

  4. #4: Flexo
    Friday, January 7, 2005
    11:40 pm (reply)

    Well, look at that. It was still working when I posted that yesterday.

  5. #5: mike
    Wednesday, January 12, 2005
    7:28 pm (reply)

    hey, I just tried and it worked for me… 3 percent, pretty sweet huh?

  6. #6: ina
    Monday, January 17, 2005
    8:51 pm (reply)

    so the $50 offer doesn’t work anymore? too bad.

    anybody want to refer me as a new member? :)

  7. #7: Flexo
    Monday, January 17, 2005
    9:51 pm (reply)

    The referral email is on the way!

  8. #8: ina
    Saturday, January 22, 2005
    4:25 pm (reply)

    still haven’t received the referral email.

  9. #9: Flexo
    Saturday, January 22, 2005
    4:48 pm (reply)

    I resent it. Check in your gmail junk mail folder if you still can’t find it.

  10. #10: ina
    Saturday, January 22, 2005
    5:15 pm (reply)

    received it this time. thanks so much!

  11. #11: Nick
    Friday, February 4, 2005
    12:21 pm (reply)

    Can you refer me too? nsteele at nitline.net

  12. #12: brian
    Friday, February 11, 2005
    5:18 pm (reply)

    Email me to get $25 from ING.

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