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Hilton Head SunTrust branch is DONE

December 15, 2010 - Rick

The Hilton Head SunTrust branch is done taking Delta Check Card applications. They have had an overwhelming response which has all been positive however they’re on a backlog of over a week.

To make sure they take care of everyone that has already spoken with them they cannot take any more applications.

Congrats to all that were able to partake and we’ll look forward to the next promotion!

michael

I received in the yesterday a one pass card with better miles offer but no first year fee waived. 25000 after first purchase and spend 1500 within 3 mths and get another 25000 miles and another 10000 with 25000 dollar spend over the year. check your mail for those looking for this card offer expires jan. 17.
Anonymous

I signed up for that Southwest deal several months ago. The gift cards come promptly after you reach a milestone. I ended up selling them on craigslist for $400 cash.
britinva

I was offered an 80K deal from Priority Club but I just recently signed up for the Continental card and that's from Chase too so I'm going to have to wait a while I think.

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