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HSBC Offering $150 Power Cost Monitor to Open Plus Checking Account

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HSBC if offering a free power cost monitor valued at $150 to open a Plus Checking Account. The monitor gives you real-time readings of your power usage at home to help you find ways to save energy and money.

Submitted: Jan 21, 2009 Views: 356 Comments: 1 Likes: 1

HSBC if offering a free power cost monitor valued at $150 to open a Plus Checking Account. The monitor gives you real-time readings of your power usage at home to help you find ways to save energy and money.

To get the power cost monitor, you must open a new Plus relationship and deposit a minimum of $8,000 in new money to any qualifying personal accounts between 1/12/09 and 2/28/09, and maintain at least $8,000 in new money in total combined balances through 3/31/09. The Plus relationship must remain over for at least 180 days with the minimum balance of $8,000 in order to receive the gift.

To avoid a monthly $15 maintenance fee for a Plus account, you need to maintain $15,000 in total combined balances including personal deposit, investment and qualifying credit balances.

The Plus account can be opened online, via the phone or in an HSBC branch.

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Ted
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awful deal. no way this thing is worth $150 and we'll have to report it at that value to the irs. plus you have to keep $15,000 in the account. no way hsbc. try again.

Posted: Jan 21, 2009

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