ING Direct is currently offering a $50 banking bonus when you open a new Electric Orange Checking Account and make 3 signature-based purchases on your Free Electric Orange Debit Card within 45 days.
This $50 ING bonus increases the amount of the current ING Electric Orange $25 Bonus Offer to provide even more bonus cash to those who open an ING Electric Orange checking account.
Here’s how to get your bonus:
1. Visit the ING Electric Orange $50 Bonus Page to open an ING Electric Orange checking account.
2. Activate your Electric Orange MasterCard Debit Card.
3. Make 3 signature-based purchases on your ING debit card within 45 days of opening your account.
Your $50 cash bonus will be automatically deposited into your ING checking account within 50 days of opening your account.
ING Electric Orange checking accounts are free online checking accounts that earn high interest rates and offer free debit cards, free ATM access, free bill pay, and electronic checks.
Open your ING Direct Electric Orange account now and get a $50 banking bonus from ING.
$25 ING Referral Bonuses are also available for both ING Electric Orange checking accounts and ING Direct Orange Savings accounts, with no debit card purchase requirements to receive this $25 bonus offer.
Take advantage of this $50 ING banking bonus when you open a new ING Electric Orange checking account.
The promotion has expired, according to ING. One can still get 25 under the same promotional guidelines…
what ARE signature-based purchases?
Hello Ed,
Signature-based purchases are any purchases with your ING debit card that do not require a PIN (Personal Identification Number) to complete the purchase.
This includes debit card purchases at check-out counters where you choose credit instead of debit, for which you then provide a signature.
It also includes telephone orders, Internet orders, and mail order purchases where you do not use your PIN and choose credit instead of debit as well.
You can also qualify for signature-based purchases with automatic payments such as utilities and regularly occurring bills where you pay for them using your card (again, if the option is offered, you must choose credit for your card payment instead of debit).
Basically, as long as you choose credit when paying with your ING debit card and don’t use your PIN, it will count as a signature-based purchase, and when done in person, you should also be required to sign the receipt.
Hope this helps. Thank you for commenting. Max