Wells Fargo Propel cards being discontinued?

[TitaniumCash]

Just noticed yesterday that the WF Propel cards (Propel, Propel 365, and World) are no longer on the website so I called in to ask about it. The representative told me they are discontinuing the Propel and Propel 365 but I can continue using my card for now until further notice. She said the World is still available even though it’s not listed anymore. Does anybody have any other information about this?

[simplynoir]

https://www.doctorofcredit.com/rumor-wells-fargo-propel-world-discontinued-march-31st/

[CreditCuriosity]

Been posted around the web.  here is one article on it

https://www.doctorofcredit.com/rumor-wells-fargo-propel-world-discontinued-march-31st/

[CreditCuriosity]

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@simplynoirwrote:

https://www.doctorofcredit.com/rumor-wells-fargo-propel-world-discontinued-march-31st/

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Beat me to it by a few second

[simplynoir]

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@CreditCuriositywrote:

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@simplynoirwrote:

https://www.doctorofcredit.com/rumor-wells-fargo-propel-world-discontinued-march-31st/

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Beat me to it by a few second

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Had to find it first. Only reason I remembered reading about it.

[TitaniumCash]

Yeah I just saw that article too and still confused. Don’t know if they are discontinuing for good or reintroducing it since the article mentioned “revamp.” Wondering If I should redeem my points and prepare for cancellation or not.

[mxp114]

My understanding is Propel and Propel 365 will be refreshed, so perhaps the rewards structure will change a bit and it will return. Based on the investor report, Propel World will become an invitation-only product for clients of Wells Fargo Wealth & Investment Management. Either way, if canceled, they will give you time to redeem and very likely just force convert into one of their other card products. 

[Anonymous]

Another move showing how aimless this bank is. A couple crappy points cards and a standard 1.5% card.

Who knows, maybe they'll come out with a 2.5% card in desperation...

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymouswrote:
Another move showing how aimless this bank is. A couple crappy points cards and a standard 1.5% card.

Who knows, maybe they'll come out with a 2.5% card in desperation...

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Oh, now you know better than that. 

Any shareholder owned company no longer does anything positive for their cardholders compared to the products they offer now. Publicly traded companies no longer care about their customers and employees. 

They have to rake in record profits to inflate the Dow Jones so it can auto correct anyways. 

[wasCB14]

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@Anonymouswrote:

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@Anonymouswrote:
Another move showing how aimless this bank is. A couple crappy points cards and a standard 1.5% card.

Who knows, maybe they'll come out with a 2.5% card in desperation...

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Oh, now you know better than that. 

Any shareholder owned company no longer does anything positive for their cardholders compared to the products they offer now. Publicly traded companies no longer care about their customers and employees. 

They have to rake in record profits to inflate the Dow Jones so it can auto correct anyways. 

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Wells Fargo's specialties are...or, at least were, before all the unauthorized accounts...cross-selling products and getting cheap access to deposits. I don't think they've seriously tried (at least for several years) to win new customers by offering good credit cards. More money to sell fewer high-margin mediocre cards to their depositor base.

And, strictly speaking, you can't accuse Wells Fargo of inflating the DJIA, as WFC is not one of the 30 components. A very flawed index, anyway.