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KeyBank $225 Bonus: The Key to Put Power in Your Business (local deal)

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keybank-online-checking-account For businesses who wish to open new checking accounts, KeyBank has an exciting offer!

This offer is only good until October 8, 2010 in the following areas: Cleveland, Eastern Ohio, Idaho, Western New York, Oregon, Seattle Cascades, South Puget Sound, Central NY, Rochester, Maine, Northwest Ohio, Michigan, Capital Region New York, and Hudson Valley New York.

KeyBank is offering a cash bonus to entrepreneurs who are eager to start their own business as well as established businesses who want to open a new account.

There is a $225 bonus when you open a Key Business Free Checking account.

What are the benefits of KeyBank’s Checking Account?

  • The bank does not require you to have a minimum balance in the account.
  • There is absolutely no Maintenance Service Charge per month.
  • You can process up to 200 transactions per month with no extra charges incurred.

There are also other checking account options such as:

· Key Business Reward Checking

· Key Business Checking

· Key Business Money Market Checking

· Key Business Sweep Checking

The option is yours depending on what your business needs. KeyBank has all the options for the varying types of businesses and entrepreneurs in this dynamic age of the modern world!

After you open the business checking account, enroll it in one of KeyBank’s Online Banking Programs. Besides offering mobile apps to manage your accounts from your smartphone, KeyBank boasts many business features customized for three groups:

  • small businesses & individuals
  • small to medium sized businesses
  • larger businesses and corporate entities

Here is a chart of the features included in each type of account:

KeybankOnlineBusinessBanking ServiceComparison

How to Qualify for the $225 Bonus
Here is how to qualify for the bonus:

  • Open one of the four checking account types offered by KeyBank (we recommend the free checking). You can open online or at the branch (but make sure to check with KeyBank to verify you are eligible based on where you live)
  • Enroll in either Online Banking or Key Business Online Banking
  • Have your first two bill pay transactions be executed on or before December 12, 2010 and you will receive the $225 in your account. It will be deposited 90 days after meeting the requirements.

This offer is not available to businesses that have opened an account with KeyBank in the last twelve months. The employees of KeyBank and its affiliates are not eligible for this offer. The bonus is only limited to one per qualifying new account per business. Should the account opened for this promotion be cancelled within 180 days, there will be a $25 early closure fee to be charged to the account holder. This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotion of KeyBank.

You can view the offer on KeyBank’s site.

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