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   posted: Aug. 6, 2008 @ 2:04p
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Free 500 GB Western Digital External Hard Drive w/ Approval and Activation of Discover More Card

Get Your 500 GB Western Digital MyBook External Hard Drive w/ Approval and Activation of Discover More Card!

• To receive this offer you must Apply, get Approved and Activate your Discover More card
• This offer is exclusive to externaldriveoffer.com
• You can only apply for a Discover card once every 90 days

Externaldriveoffer.com is offering a 500 GB External Hard Drive to anyone who applies, approves, and activates their Discover More Card. Get some more free space to hold your Music, store your Movies, and backup your Photos. Installation is a snap, just plug it in and it's ready to use. This is a limited time offer.

Terms and Conditions Apply. See site for Details.

Product Information


Features
• Includes - External hard drive, USB cable, AC adapter and Quick Install Guide
• Saving and organizing your digital photo collection
• USB 2.0 Serial Bus Transfer Rate - 480 Mbits/s
• System Requirements - Available USB port, Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Mac OS X 10.4.8 or later


Are you running out of hard drive capacity? Do you need to archive some important digital documents, photos, or music? This elegant external hard drive, reminiscent of a book, is the perfect solution. It takes no more space than a paperback book. Collect two or more and they nest neatly together like volumes on a bookshelf.


Reward Fullfillment Process:

In order to qualify for your reward you must:
  • Register and submit your contact information to externaldriveoffer.com.
  • Apply for a Discover More credit card though the link provided on externaldriveoffer in the same browser session with the same contact information.
  • In addition to applying for the credit card, you must be approved and activate the Discover credit card. Activation is defined as making a purchase, balance transfer or cash advance with this credit card.

    Due to the rapid pace of changes in consumer electronics, product availability may change without notice. We reserve the right to update and replace the current offer with a reasonably equivalent product or model of equal or greater value based on product availability.

    Estimated shipping time is 6-10 weeks after credit card activation.

    There are no returns or exchanges 30 days after receipt of the product. If you require a return or exchange past 30 days, please contact the manufacturer.


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    • Message edited by: Advertisement on 2008-10-27 14:40:54 CDT
       posted: Aug. 6, 2008 @ 2:05p

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       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 12:10p
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    good deal, not as good as GPS and Ipod

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       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 12:35p
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    blast! they need more time to process my application. already have 2 discover cards, and use neither! in fact tried to close one yesterday but need to get my Cash Back out first! you think a conversion of that account will work?

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       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 12:52p
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    summer2005 said:blast! they need more time to process my application. already have 2 discover cards, and use neither! in fact tried to close one yesterday but need to get my Cash Back out first! you think a conversion of that account will work?

    If they will accept your application, DO IT!!

    I would take the scissors to any unused credit cards thought - I had one in my desk drawer, my house was broken into, it was stolen and the theives ran up about $5,000 on it. SWEET

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       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 12:53p
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    summer2005 said:blast! they need more time to process my application. already have 2 discover cards, and use neither! in fact tried to close one yesterday but need to get my Cash Back out first! you think a conversion of that account will work? citibank does that, not sure if discover will do that. I had tried to open a citbank mastercard, while I had another AT&T mastercard issued by them. 3-4 days after my new application, they called up and informed me that I had another card with them, and if I would like to consolidate both the cards (with the balance carried to the new card and the credit limit too) into the new card .. I did and they cancelled the old card and carried forward everything on the old card to the new one. Call discover to find out .. they might have something similar.

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       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 12:58p
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    Staples has a Maxtor 500GB external drive for $75 AC, so I'd say this offer is lukewarm at best.

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       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 12:59p
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    Is this drive itself SATA or PATA? I need a new internal drive so I just might bite on this but I was really looking for a PATA drive to replace my dead one.

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       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 1:28p
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    It is free. The wife cannot say a word. thanks OP!

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       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 2:11p
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    kringan said:summer2005 said:blast! they need more time to process my application. already have 2 discover cards, and use neither! in fact tried to close one yesterday but need to get my Cash Back out first! you think a conversion of that account will work? citibank does that, not sure if discover will do that. I had tried to open a citbank mastercard, while I had another AT&T mastercard issued by them. 3-4 days after my new application, they called up and informed me that I had another card with them, and if I would like to consolidate both the cards (with the balance carried to the new card and the credit limit too) into the new card .. I did and they cancelled the old card and carried forward everything on the old card to the new one. Call discover to find out .. they might have something similar.
    One thing to keep in mind is it might help some fico scores to have older credit cards, at least that's what I read somewhere.

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       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 2:19p
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    netstroller said:kringan said:summer2005 said:blast! they need more time to process my application. already have 2 discover cards, and use neither! in fact tried to close one yesterday but need to get my Cash Back out first! you think a conversion of that account will work? citibank does that, not sure if discover will do that. I had tried to open a citbank mastercard, while I had another AT&T mastercard issued by them. 3-4 days after my new application, they called up and informed me that I had another card with them, and if I would like to consolidate both the cards (with the balance carried to the new card and the credit limit too) into the new card .. I did and they cancelled the old card and carried forward everything on the old card to the new one. Call discover to find out .. they might have something similar.
    One thing to keep in mind is it might help some fico scores to have older credit cards, at least that's what I read somewhere.     I still have not closed my first credit card that I had in 2001 .. even though I have never used it after 2004 .. its just sitting at home idle. Not to boast, but my score is at 792 (transunion) .. never a late payment, always paid in full everytime for all my cards.

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       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 3:02p
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    sweet! have actually been looking for a good deal on an external HD *without* a separate power cable, but, hey, for a free hard drive i can live with a slightly annoying power cable. thanks FW!

    Message edited by: mc510 on 2008-08-07 16:36:57 CDT
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       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 3:13p
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    What if you currently have a discover card, can you open a second account to get this deal?

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       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 3:33p
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    eugovector said:What if you currently have a discover card, can you open a second account to get this deal?

    Yes, I opened a second Discover on ONE of these deals

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       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 4:28p
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    does this card have any fees? I already have 5 cards with a zero balance, not sure i need another.

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       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 4:41p
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    I wasn't able to apply for the second card, beacuse I already received Discovery card just two months ago:

    "Thank you for your interest in Discover Card.
    However, our records indicate that you have already submitted an application within the last 90 days. For that reason, this application will not be processed. Thank you again.?"

       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 4:54p
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    kre0380 said:Is this drive itself SATA or PATA? I need a new internal drive so I just might bite on this but I was really looking for a PATA drive to replace my dead one.
    Here is a link to the product at Western Digital - though we've been unable to find a mention of whether it is SATA or PATA. The model number is WDH1U5000N.

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       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 4:55p
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    Is there an annual fee for this discover card? Or any other type of fee? Also, what's the earliest you can cancel the card and still get the drive?

    Edit: nvm just saw "No Annual Fee" but is there any catch to this offer? If I don't plan to ever actually charge anything to the card (other than to activate it)...

    Message edited by: TheFinalProphecy on 2008-08-07 17:05:45 CDT
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       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 5:07p
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    TheFinalProphecy said:Is there an annual fee for this discover card? Or any other type of fee? Also, what's the earliest you can cancel the card and still get the drive?

    Edit: nvm just saw "No Annual Fee" but is there any catch to this offer? If I don't plan to ever actually charge anything to the card (other than to activate it)...

    There is no annual fee. Edit: I see you found that out. I just got accepted so I will make one purchase, wait for the EHD and then do away with the card.

    Message edited by: welloverpar on 2008-08-07 17:14:45 CDT
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       posted: Aug. 7, 2008 @ 5:10p
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    TheFinalProphecy said:Is there an annual fee for this discover card? Or any other type of fee? Also, what's the earliest you can cancel the card and still get the drive?

    Edit: nvm just saw "No Annual Fee" but is there any catch to this offer? If I don't plan to ever actually charge anything to the card (other than to activate it)...     as per their T&C, you WILL have to make a charge for them to consider the card to be "activated". From their website:

    Card activation is defined as making a purchase, balance transfer or cash advance with this credit card.

    Message edited by: kringan on 2008-08-07 17:11:51 CDT
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