Free Mercedes-Benz when you open a $1M 5yr CD (1.2% APY)!!!
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Free Mercedes-Benz when you open a $1M 5yr CD (1.2% APY)!!!
Cars to choose from:
2012 SLK350
2012 E350
2012 ML350 SUV
2012 E350 Convertible
http://www.c1bank.com/mercedes-benz/
Enjoy!!
2012 SLK350
2012 E350
2012 ML350 SUV
2012 E350 Convertible
http://www.c1bank.com/mercedes-benz/
Enjoy!!
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come on guys, read the fine print. they basically give you the 60k in interest up front that you would have earned over 5yr...When the term is up, you get your $1M back , not the $1,060,000 that would have earned.
If you had 1M around that you werent planning to use in 5yr, you could get a free Mercedes out of it, but hopefully you'd be smart enough to just spend your $60k cash up front and use the rest of the $940,000 to invest in something with better than 1.2%.
If you had 1M around that you werent planning to use in 5yr, you could get a free Mercedes out of it, but hopefully you'd be smart enough to just spend your $60k cash up front and use the rest of the $940,000 to invest in something with better than 1.2%.
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come on guys, read the fine print. they basically give you the 60k in interest up front that you would have earned over 5yr...When the term is up, you get your $1M back , not the $1,060,000 that would have earned.
If you had 1M around that you werent planning to use in 5yr, you could get a free Mercedes out of it, but hopefully you'd be smart enough to just spend your $60k cash up front and use the rest of the $940,000 to invest in something with better than 1.2%.
If you had 1M around that you werent planning to use in 5yr, you could get a free Mercedes out of it, but hopefully you'd be smart enough to just spend your $60k cash up front and use the rest of the $940,000 to invest in something with better than 1.2%.
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this, many other things you could invent in aand make more than what their offering
come on guys, read the fine print. they basically give you the 60k in interest up front that you would have earned over 5yr...When the term is up, you get your $1M back , not the $1,060,000 that would have earned.
If you had 1M around that you werent planning to use in 5yr, you could get a free Mercedes out of it, but hopefully you'd be smart enough to just spend your $60k cash up front and use the rest of the $940,000 to invest in something with better than 1.2%.
If you had 1M around that you werent planning to use in 5yr, you could get a free Mercedes out of it, but hopefully you'd be smart enough to just spend your $60k cash up front and use the rest of the $940,000 to invest in something with better than 1.2%.
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