Wells Fargo Autograph℠ Card Limited Time Offer: Earn 30K Bonus Points ($300 in cash redemption value)
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Limited time offer: Wells Fargo cardholders to earn 30,000 bonus points when you spend $1,500 in purchases in the first 3 months ($300 cash redemption value) and 0% intro APR on purchases for 12 months from account opening. 19.24%, 24.24%, or 29.24% variable APR thereafter with the Autograph℠ Card. No annual fee. Offer expires 1/10/2023
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Limited time offer: Wells Fargo cardholders to earn 30,000 bonus points when you spend $1,500 in purchases in the first 3 months ($300 cash redemption value) and 0% intro APR on purchases for 12 months from account opening. 18.74%, 23.74%, or 28.74% variable APR thereafter with the Autograph℠ Card. No annual fee. Offer expires 1/10/2023
Card Features:
Limited time offer. Earn 30,000 bonus points when you spend $1,500 in purchases in the first 3 months - that's a $300 cash redemption value. Offer expires
1/10/2023
Earn unlimited 3X points on the things that really add up - like restaurants, travel, gas stations, transit, popular streaming services, and phone plans. Plus, earn
1X points on other purchases
$0 annual fee
0% intro APR for 12 months from account opening on purchases. 18.74%, 23.74%, or 28.74% variable APR thereafter
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FYI for anyone who has a current wells fargo credit card - for most of their older cards you can do a product change over to this card instead. I just did this so I can move away from my old 1% cash back card to upgrade to this. You don't get the sign up bonus but all of your credit limit, age of account and all transfers over with it.
Approved 2.5k credit line
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Here's my plan. My local utilities allow extra payment. 500 to electricity, 500 to water, 500 to etc and set up the CC to pay monthly to finish before APR is up and free 300 dollars
in fact i've got medical bills anyway
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Check something. My county charges 2% extra when I paid my property tax with a CC. Probably the same with yours., That probably wipes out your discount.
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So I was approved and it said I could already use $3600 credit limit immediately before receiving the card. I was hoping to pay my property tax which gives a discount if I pay by 7/31. I guess it only works with digital wallets and I won't be able to make an online payment?
Check something. My county charges 2% extra when I paid my property tax with a CC. Probably the same with yours., That probably wipes out your discount.
It's true. There's a $30 fee, but I specifically opened the account just for the $300 bonus. I do that every time I have a big payment I need to make, so at least twice a year for property tax and insurance.
Your reasoning makes sense. I've done the same thing.
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It's true. There's a $30 fee, but I specifically opened the account just for the $300 bonus. I do that every time I have a big payment I need to make, so at least twice a year for property tax and insurance.
If you have had too many cards 2+ in last 3-6 months and have no Wells Fargo card or account, then it's hard to get one.
I had no WF cards or accounts when I applied for their Active Cash card. Prior to that I had applied for 3 other cards in 6 months and they were all approved. I still got approval from WF with 18K credit limit for the Active Cash. My credit score was 820+ though.
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07-25-2022 at 11:22 AM.
FYI for those like me who have the Amex Propel card. I called into WF and asked what the differences are, she noted several benefits that the Propel card has which the new Autograph doesn't, mostly around travel: baggage insurance and travel insurance are not on the Autograph. The differences weren't a huge deal for me personally.
If the travel benefits matter to you, you might want to call them to go through in detail too. I was happy to hear Autograph still has $0 foreign transaction fees like the Propel.
The biggest benefits for me were that (1) It's a Visa, more accepted in US and in Europe, and (2) 3x points on cell phone plans on Autograph. Hope that helps someone.
First WF card? They started me low too when I first opened a card with them.
my 21-year old initially had $500 CL
now that it is an adult, it gets 2,600.00
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it was an old, boring 1% card. I just switched it to a "Wells Fargo Active Cash Visa Card" so it doesn't get automatically switched to this autograph one and thus can still get the bonus whenever I want to
FYI for those like me who have the Amex Propel card. I called into WF and asked what the differences are, she noted several benefits that the Propel card has which the new Autograph doesn't, mostly around travel: baggage insurance and travel insurance are not on the Autograph. The differences weren't a huge deal for me personally.
If the travel benefits matter to you, you might want to call them to go through in detail too. I was happy to hear Autograph still has $0 foreign transaction fees like the Propel.
The biggest benefits for me were that (1) It's a Visa, more accepted in US and in Europe, and (2) 3x points on cell phone plans on Autograph. Hope that helps someone.
Indeed those seem to be the major differences. I believe the wording on the phone insurance is also different. Visa phone insurance doesn't cover cracked screens not affecting usage or a certain length but Amex seems to cover it.
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in fact i've got medical bills anyway
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I had no WF cards or accounts when I applied for their Active Cash card. Prior to that I had applied for 3 other cards in 6 months and they were all approved. I still got approval from WF with 18K credit limit for the Active Cash. My credit score was 820+ though.
I have propel and need to close that one and get this one instead
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If the travel benefits matter to you, you might want to call them to go through in detail too. I was happy to hear Autograph still has $0 foreign transaction fees like the Propel.
The biggest benefits for me were that (1) It's a Visa, more accepted in US and in Europe, and (2) 3x points on cell phone plans on Autograph. Hope that helps someone.
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now that it is an adult, it gets 2,600.00
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it was an old, boring 1% card. I just switched it to a "Wells Fargo Active Cash Visa Card" so it doesn't get automatically switched to this autograph one and thus can still get the bonus whenever I want to
Their website and app suck compared to other banks.
Currently have the active cash. Prob will apply for this card after the chase 5% gas ends
If the travel benefits matter to you, you might want to call them to go through in detail too. I was happy to hear Autograph still has $0 foreign transaction fees like the Propel.
The biggest benefits for me were that (1) It's a Visa, more accepted in US and in Europe, and (2) 3x points on cell phone plans on Autograph. Hope that helps someone.
Indeed those seem to be the major differences. I believe the wording on the phone insurance is also different. Visa phone insurance doesn't cover cracked screens not affecting usage or a certain length but Amex seems to cover it.
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Exactly why im not opening this card. Cant get a SUB. wanted to for gas