Green$ense Rewards Program $120 Per Year Bonus Offer from Charter One and Citizens Bank
The GreenSense checking account rewards program is currently offering up to a $120 per year bonus when you make payments without using paper.
This offer is available from Charter One in IL, MI and OH, and it is available from Citizens Bank in CT, DE, MA, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI and VT.
Green$ense will pay you 10 cents every time you pay without using paper, including debit card payments, online bill payments, or automatic payments that are charged to your checking account or debit card.
You can earn up to $120 per year, and enrollment in Green$ense is free, plus you can earn up to an additional $360 per year with the Green$ense credit card bonus offer.
Enroll in the Charter One Green$ense Program or the Citizens Bank Green$ense Program for free to earn up to $120 per year in cash bonuses.
Green$ense Rewards Program Bonus Details
You must have at least 10 eligible transactions in a month to receive the Green$ense earnings credit for that month.
If you have at least 10 eligible transactions in a month, you will receive 10 cents for each eligible transaction up to a maximum of 100 eligible transactions in the month ($10 monthly cap).
Earnings posted to the account will be reported to the IRS for income tax purposes.
Enrollment and participation in the Green$ense Program is free; however, some checking accounts have fees associated with them.
If you already have a debit card for your account, the Green$ense Debit Card number and PIN will remain the same.
Take advantage of this $120 Green$ense bonus offer when you help reduce paper usage by making electronic payments with your checking account and debit card from Charter One or Citizens Bank.
Green$ense Credit Card $360 Per Year Bonus
You can earn even more with the new Green$ense Credit Card, which offers up to 30 cents on each credit card purchase for up to $30 per month or up to $360 per year.
Green$ense Credit Card customers must have a checking account enrolled in the GreenSense Rewards program and make a minimum of 10 eligible transactions from an enrolled checking account in a month to receive $0.30 for each credit card transaction.
You will be allowed $30 in maximum monthly Green$ense earnings.
Green$ense credit card customers must also enroll in credit card online services and credit card online statements in order to be eligible to receive their rewards.
You can combine your Green$ense Debit Card and Credit Card to earn up to $480 each year.
You may also be interested in these additional Bank Bonus Promo Offers for more banking deals for bonus cash.
Enroll for free in Green$ense today to earn up to $120 per year and help the environment.
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