AccountNow^® Prepaid MasterCard^®

The AccountNow® Prepaid MasterCard® functions much like a checking account: the cash you deposit determines your balance. You can add money through direct deposit or at any one of the thousands of deposit centers, including grocery, drug, and convenience stores. You can to access your money anywhere MasterCard is accepted, including ATMs. But unlike a checking account, your AccountNow Prepaid MasterCard does not charge overdraft fees; does not require a minimum balance; and is not subject to check verification. Applying for a AccountNow Prepaid MasterCard requires no credit check and approval is 100% guaranteed. It only takes 60 seconds. Apply now.

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Low Interest	Balance Transfer	Rewards	Cash Back	Airline
Instant Approval	Prepaid & Debit	Student	Business

AccountNow^® Prepaid MasterCard^®

At MetaBank's
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$0 Monthly Fee
No Credit Check or ChexSystems check
Instant Account Number
Free† Direct Deposit - paycheck, benefits, tax refunds
Easy 24/7 Online Account Access
Earn Purchase Rewards and Refer-a-Friend Cash Bonus
Use it Everywhere Mastercard Debit card accepted

Purchases		Balance Transfers		Regular APR	Monthly Fee (up to)	Credit Needed
Intro APR	Intro APR Period	Intro APR	Intro APR Period
N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	$9.95*	No Credit Check

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* See the online AccountNow^® Prepaid MasterCard^® application for details about terms and conditions of offer. Reasonable efforts are made to maintain accurate information. However all credit card information is presented without warranty. When you click on the " Apply Now " button you can review the credit card terms and conditions on the credit card issuer's web site.

		Friday, May 24th 2013