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AccountNow Prepaid Debit Card
by Alvin E Johnson Online Marketing Connection
It's free, convenient, and saves you $320 a year in typical check cashing fees. If you have a PayPal, checking and/or a savings account, you can use those too to add money.
Recommended Features
- Earn $25.00 for Direct Deposit
- Earn $20.00 per Referral
- Earn $10.00 For Creating Account
- Free - No check cashing
- Instantly accessible on payday
Review on AccountNow Prepaid Debit Card
Most employers and benefits providers offer direct deposit as an option to get your money. Check with your employer or benefits provider today. With direct deposit, your paycheck will be automatically transferred from your employer's bank account to your prepaid account every pay period. This is an opportunity to earn income sharing your AccountNow Debit Card referral link to your contacts and earn unlimited income.Related to AccountNow Prepaid Debit Card
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About Alvin E Johnson 
Online Marketing Connection
489 connections, 3 recommendations, 1,146 honor points.Joined APSense since, May 20th, 2007, From Battle Creek, United States.
Created on Sep 20th 2012 16:23. Viewed 1,639 times.
This is one great option if you are sick and tired of those traditional banking systems taking your money. You can make more money here than you can waiting on accrued interest payments from the traditional banks. Check it out, better yet I bet you're going to love it!
Sep 20th 2012 17:36