$100 Bonus with a new Checking account at Bank of America - No Direct Deposit Reqd, No Maint. fee

1 To take advantage of this offer, you must use the Offer Code provided to open your qualifying new Bank of America personal checking account by 2/28/10. Bank of America may terminate the offer before this date. This offer is available only to new customers who open a new qualifying personal checking account. The new customer will receive the incentive upon verification of qualification in the incentive programs. We will deposit the $100 incentive directly into your new checking account within 90 days of its opening; if unable to do so, a check will be issued. The new customer is not eligible for this offer if they were a signer on a Bank of America checking account that was closed within the last three months. All accounts are subject to our normal approval process. Limit one offer per household. Offer does not apply to Bank of America associates, current checking customers or student checking accounts. To the extent required by law, Bank of America will report the value of the offer to the IRS. Any applicable taxes are the responsibility of the account holder. Reproduction, purchase, sale, transfer or trade of this offer is prohibited. For Tiered Interest personal checking accounts, the APY is as follows:For Tiered Interest personal checking accounts, the APY is as follows: Less than $10,000, 0.05 %; $10,000 - $99,999, 0.10%; $100,000 and over, 0.25%. APYs are accurate as of 02/04/2010.The APY may change after the account is opened. Fees may reduce earnings. Keep the Change® patent pending.

2 MyAccess Checking® has no monthly maintenance fee when opened online. Other account related service fees still apply. This special offer is available only online. Offer may be withdrawn or modified at any time without notice.

Great find!

I had a BOA associate account opened about 2 years ago but never used... not even sure if its still open. I wonder if I could get the $100?

if you have not closed it then it must be active

Closing an account with Bank of America is a pain in the a**. I had one a couple years back and it took me over an hour and a trip to the branch to get rid off it

For the common good? Citi claims it will refrain from gouging customers excessively with over-limit fees when it starts clearing checks in reverse order. Banks were forced to offer consumers a choice with overdraft protection on debit cards with financial reform. However, banks were allowed a loophole with checking accounts. The lying, thieving bankers at Citi have chosen to restrain themselves from repeatedly charging overdraft charges by clearing smaller checks first. Here is the proof: http://personalmoneystore.com/.....cks-first/">Citi to give customers a break by clearing smallest checks first