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20,000 AAdvantage miles for opening a citi bank checking account
« on: September 23, 2008, 07:47:38 PM »
Here’s how:

   1. Open and fund an eligible Citibank regular checking account with $1,000 or more by 12/31/08.
   2. Within 30 days of opening your account, make at least one direct deposit into your account or make at least two electronic bill payments from your account each month for three consecutive months and earn your first 10,000
      American Airlines AAdvantage® bonus miles.
   3. Continue making a direct deposit into your account or making two electronic bill payments from your account each month for the next nine consecutive months and earn an additional 10,000 American Airlines AAdvantage® bonus miles.

I tried getting more info over the phone but the reps are foreign thus impossible to understand.

http://offer.citibank.com/CBOL/08/AmericanAirlinesAAdvantage/default.htm?Promo_ID=CYBD&BTData=4021072746A617455504C42BFBEB0A7AD9F928493FBFDF1EBEAC5C2DECE598F1&BT_TRF=343&OFR=EA_P_CBNA_09083_1N*

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Re: 20,000 AAdvantage miles for opening a citi bank checking account
« Reply #1 on: September 25, 2008, 03:48:40 AM »
it costs about $10 a month to keep the account open unless you have a $6000 minimum balance as far as i know

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Re: 20,000 AAdvantage miles for opening a citi bank checking account
« Reply #2 on: September 26, 2008, 03:13:42 AM »
I just closed my account with them, I paid myself $1 ecvery month to two seperate addresses, my monthly fees were waived (I did not meet the minimum required balance).

As an aside, when I closed my account, I transferred my balance through an external transfer to another bank. After I did so, 3 cents in interest posted to my account, so when the account closed they mailed me a 3 cent check :-)
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