[This post is written and copyrighted by FIRE Finance (http://firefinance.blogspot.com).]Revolution MoneyExchange (RME) does pretty much what its name suggests, that is, money exchange. If you are new to the concept of online money exchange, think of Paypal. RME is simply another flavor which allows users to transfer money between one another for FREE. Currently RME is running a cool $25 sign-up bonus promotion which appears like some easy free money up for grabs.
We availed this deal and it worked like a charm. Within minutes of opening our accounts we received our sign-up bonus of $25. It took one business day for our bank accounts to be verified with a couple of small deposits from RME. After that we transferred our money (bonus) into our checking accounts free of cost!
An extra $5! (We've discontinued this special offer from 2nd April, 2008)
If you want to earn an extra $5, that is a $25 sign-up bonus and an extra $5 to make this deal worth $30 of free money, you may request a referral from us. We will share our referral bonus of $10 with you (fifty - fifty aka win - win)!
Revolution Money is partially owned by Revolution, LLC, an investment firm and holding company owned by AOL-founder Steve Case. The company’s board also boasts an impressive number of financial luminaries, including Lawrence Summers, former US Secretary of the Treasury; Franklin Raines, former CEO of Fannie Mae; Russell Hogg, former President and CEO of MasterCard; David Pottruck, former CEO of Charles Schwab; and David Golden, former Vice Chairman of JPMorgan.
- Expires:
April 15th, May 15th 2008
- Bonus: To become an account holder, you must complete the account registration and pass the identity verification measures.
- $25 sign up bonus is only available for first-time Revolution MoneyExchange account holders, and will be paid only once to any individual.
- The $25 bonus will be credited as a pending transaction to your MoneyExchange account within twenty-four hours of your account approval.
- To accept the $25 bonus and have it transferred into your MoneyExchange account for immediate use, you must login into your account and accept the $25 bonus within 30 days from the date we notify you of the availability of this bonus at the e-mail address you provided during your account registration.
- If you fail to accept the bonus within 30 day time period, you agree that any pending bonus will be forfeited and Revolution MoneyExchange shall have no obligation or duty to remit any bonus or compensation to you whatsoever for a forfeited bonus.
- The Annual Percentage Yield is 0%.
- Accounts are issued by First Bank & Trust, Brookings, SD, Member FDIC.
- Persons under 18 years of age are not eligible. Persons who currently have or at any time have had an account with Revolution MoneyExchange are not eligible. Employees that serve in or have a primary function in the payment operations area of Revolution Money Inc., as well as the immediate family (spouse, parents, siblings, and children) and household members of each such employee are not eligible to participate.
- Referral Program: We can refer friends. For every friend that signs up we shall earn $10. There is a maximum cap of $500 for referral earnings per calendar year.
We availed this deal and it worked like a charm. Within minutes of opening our accounts we received our sign-up bonus of $25. It took one business day for our bank accounts to be verified with a couple of small deposits from RME. After that we transferred our money (bonus) into our checking accounts free of cost!
An extra $5! (We've discontinued this special offer from 2nd April, 2008)
If you want to earn an extra $5, that is a $25 sign-up bonus and an extra $5 to make this deal worth $30 of free money, you may request a referral from us. We will share our referral bonus of $10 with you (fifty - fifty aka win - win)!
Revolution Money is partially owned by Revolution, LLC, an investment firm and holding company owned by AOL-founder Steve Case. The company’s board also boasts an impressive number of financial luminaries, including Lawrence Summers, former US Secretary of the Treasury; Franklin Raines, former CEO of Fannie Mae; Russell Hogg, former President and CEO of MasterCard; David Pottruck, former CEO of Charles Schwab; and David Golden, former Vice Chairman of JPMorgan.
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