You know what’s better than $500 from Wells Fargo? How about… A FREE SOCCER BALL?
Just send $400 or more in a single transaction using ExpressSend and that soccer ball can be yours! Check it out–it’s got the Wells Fargo logo on it! Now you can kick around the big banks instead of vice versa!
It’s almost as good as the FREE WELLS FARGO PONY offered a few months ago:
And to cap off the most Wells Fargo-y week in the history of Personal Finance Digest, I’m pleased to report that after two months of (admittedly sporadic, half-assed) trying, we finally got my wife approved for the Wells Fargo 5% cash back card, and with a pretty good credit line to boot! VICTORY!
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Jon says
So is this churnable? How long do I have to wait to reapply to get a 2nd soccer ball?
pfdigest says
LMAO
Kaze says
Jon, you made my day.
KennyB says
I’m holding out for a toy Wells Fargo wagon.
pfdigest says
Ha, while I was looking for the pony picture I actually found an old brochure from 2007 for a free wells fargo wagon for opening something-or-other. Shoulda stuck it in the post.
ABC says
I never tried to churn unicorns. Everybody knows there’s only one of those. My oldest got that one.Tough luck being younger.
William Charles says
What credit limit did you get on the 5% card? Can you have a positive balance on the card? How often can you repay the card? Would be interesting to go after it for MS, but only if it works out just right…
pfdigest says
CL: low five figures. Don’t know about the positive balance aspect. I don’t think WF likes multiple payments per cycle on the card, but I think you might be able to do that from a WF account. Not sure though–I just did one payment per billing cycle with my card.
Corky says
I read about someone getting shut down for mid-month payments with total payments > the credit limit on the card. This was around the time the original 5% card was getting publicity.