Open a BoA WorldPoint Platinum Credit Card and Get a 1GB iPod Nano
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In addition to the 1GB Nano, Bank of America has a credit card offer that also include
- $50 Statement Credit after qualifying transaction(s)
- 0% balance transfer for one year
To receive the free iPod, you have to
use your new account within 90 days of the date the account is opened by Bank of America to make any combination of purchase or cash advance transactions (includes balance transfers) totaling at least $2,000.
Since balance transfer is considered as qualified transactions, meeting the $2,000 spending limit shouldn't be a big problem. While the deal looks generally OK, the only catch I found was the balance transfer fees. According to the offer:
Balance Transfers and Cash Advance Checks are subject to transaction fees in the amount of 3% of the transaction (minimum $10).
It appears that instead of a ceiling, there is a floor for the BT fees and that definitely discourages people from making a large transfer. With this term, a $2000 BT to get the free iPod will cost $60. If the $2000 is deposited in banks like EmigrantDirect or HSBC with a 5.05% APY, it will become $2103.35 when the BT offer expires.
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Hello,
What do I have to do, to make an audiobook file appear on the audiobook folder on my iPod?
I didn't get it how does it work.
Is there a special extension for audiobooks, because I've tried to convert to ACC (tutorial on this forum) but it didn't work.
Please, help me.
Thanks
Hi everyone.
What's a good alternative to the IPOD?
I'm wondering if any of you can recommend a good MP3 player that is comparable to the IPod but WITHOUT they hype and price tabe to go with it.
I was at the apple store a few days ago, and really liked the new 40GB or 80GB IPods that also show video, but was wondering if I could get the same kind of funcationality without that heftly price tag.