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    • Sneak Peek: ING Direct Electric Orange Debit MasterCard

    March 11th, 2007 11:57pm EST

    Wondering what ING Direct’s Electric Orange Debit MasterCard looks like? I just got mine in the mail, here’s a glimpse!

    How Do You Get One?

    You can get the ING Direct Electric Orange Debit MasterCard free with an Electric Orange Checking Account, free to ING Direct Savings Account holders.

    Both accounts are free and have no minimum balances and take about five to ten minutes to apply for online.

    Interested? Start earning interest on your checking account today!

    ING Direct Electric Orange Debit MasterCard

    3 Comment(s)

    1. On Mar 12, 2007, Chicky said:

      Thanks for showing the card! I was curious about what it would look like.

    2. On Mar 12, 2007, Lulu said:

      I got mine too and was a bit disappointed that the colors were not reversed. I would have liked to see more orange and less blue…that would make it a truly Orange card.

    3. On Mar 15, 2007, BubbleWrap said:

      Please…it’s spelled “peek”, not “peak”! I love your site otherwise.

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