$200 Bonus for New Nationwide Bank E-Checking Account

[D93]

http://www.nationwide.com/sem/nf-echecking-information.html

*How to receive the bonus: To get your $200, open a new E-Checking account by 1/12/2015 with a $50 minimum balance using offer code 02106460, then set up an automatic monthly direct deposit of at least $200 into your E-Checking account. The monthly direct deposit of $200 must be received within 60 days of opening the account. The account must remain open for at least 90 days to receive the $200 bonus. The $200 bonus will be deposited into your new account within 2 weeks following the 90 day minimum requirement. This $200 bonus offer is limited to one per household and is not available to existing checking customers. Nationwide Bank reserves the right to withdraw any offer at anytime.

To avoid an $8 per month fee, you will need to sign up for at least one direct deposit of $25 per month AND make at least 8 debit card transactions per statement period OR maintain a combined average daily balance among your Nationwide Bank deposit accounts of at least $10,000 (excludes CD account balances).

[etech0]

Sounds like a pain - 8 debit transactions a month?
Unless that includes withdrawals / deposits Anyone know?

[googwallet]

Sounds like a pain - 8 debit transactions a month?
Unless that includes withdrawals / deposits Anyone know?

So let them charge the $8 fee, you'll come out making $168.

[Yhgfkj]

HARD PULL?

[D93]

HARD PULL?

I'm wondering the same, and don't see anything bout it on their website. Anyone know?

[gavhaller]

After going through the motions of entering info- i see this:

Please note: The tax ID number for the primary owner will be used for income tax reporting. By clicking on the Continue button, you acknowledge that Nationwide Bank reserves the right to determine the eligibility for any product or service. Additionally, Nationwide Bank will perform a credit check of your financial history at no cost to you.

also conflicting, because hustlermoneyblog says it uses chexsystems
not taking a chance. If anyone else has info, let me know.

[chinagel]

fund with cc?