As I understand it, the 90 days starts when you open the ME account with the offer code. Early qualification is only available if you open (not already have) a checking account. With an existing checking account, BofA has been calculating a three month average every month. But not until that average is over $20K that you’re invited. So it’s fund, then get invited to enroll and not enroll, then fund. So there’s nothing to be gained by delaying enrolling once you’re eligible."At the end of" I'm okay with. My checking account has very little cash and I don't want to enroll yet because I think it'll count the amount as part of the three-month average? Where as if I just dump 100K it'll qualify me right away.
My wife is currently in that promotion. I believe the fine print says you must be a Preferred Rewards member by the end of 90 days (she just qualified today after moving funds in very late September). We’ll see what they give her in December when the 90 days is up,
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