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Does anyone have data points on WF propel?

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noobody
Established Contributor

Re: Does anyone have data points on WF propel?

No prior relationship with Wells Fargo.

Fico in the 830-840 range, (was 850 last month, i am sure will drop a few points after i got instant approved US Bank PLOC with almost 20K, with AAoA, AoyA,HP, new account hits). 

Applied on Sunday, got pending message

They pulled My EX on Monday, I called on Wed to ask status.

 

Noobody: I want to ask my application status

WF: We already sent you a form to verify your ID.

Noobody: Can you please email me the form since i will be out of the country soon?

WF: we don't do email

Noobody: can I email you back after I fill and sign the form?

WF: you can't, we don't do email, But you can FAX the form back

Noobody: It's 2019, who is still use FAX machine, I can even find one.

WF: WE DO !!! 

 

I can say the could be relationship start off on the wrong foot

 

 

EX819 1HP|TU797 1HP| EQ(Fico8 BankCard)841
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Anonymous
Not applicable

Re: Does anyone have data points on WF propel?

If you're looking for a grocery card, I'd look elsewhere. Would only be 1 pt on groceries. Rewards categories are gas, dining, travel, streaming services.

That being said, applied approx 6 months ago. Pulled EX in TX. Scores 750 range at the time. Definitely nowhere near your asset level but still approved instantly with low SL(compared to other CCs in my profile). Called for recon and got a slight bump using CR from the initial application. WF portfolio customer and 22 year relationship at the time.
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JR_TX
Valued Contributor

Re: Does anyone have data points on WF propel?

If I have $3M with them I won’t even ask the community for DPs! I’d just call my advisor and have him/her get me a Propel with at least $30K SL regardless of my Credit rating. That’s how I’d know if our relationship is two-way! If I get turned down, I’d move my $3M somewhere else where my business will be cherished!

But since you asked for DP then here’s mine;

App’d July last year and got denied with EX FICO9 in the 770s. Reason for denial was too many new accts (5/24). WF was NOT IIB.
Received a pre-qual’d mailer about 50 days and 4/24 later and got an instant $10K approval!
So in my case, they were sensitive to new accts regardless of Credit.
New cc TLs : 0/6 ; 0/12 ; 0/24 | HPs EX 3 EQ 3 TU 4 | AAoA 8y1m | UTIL 1% - 4% | $300K+ Total Limits

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UncleB
Credit Mentor

Re: Does anyone have data points on WF propel?


@Andypanda wrote:

I am debating between WF propel and amex BCe for grocery usage. I have a reltaionship with wells fargo (and wells fargo adivsors). I have had no problems with WF, and refuse to part ways with my broker. I have assets in WF and advisors of about $2.9 million. I plan on applying for one in june after HP's from cap1, citi and target will have aged a year. Any DP's for WF propel would be helpful.

 

Thanks 

Andy


Hi @Andypanda, if you're looking for a card to use for grocery purchases the BCE would be the better fit.

 

On the other hand, the Propel is a decent travel card for somebody who's not into miles or transferring points to partners.  Since a GoFar Rewards "point" is worth a penny, the Propel is a de facto 3% cash back card for travel and restaurants (and streaming services... can't leave that out... LOL).

 

Others have spoke of some 'bumps in the road' with approvals, but my own was straight-forward and painless.  I had a pre-approved offer on the app, and I was instantly approved for $15k.  Due to my own relatively generous credit line and good APR I feel certain that having other accounts with them is considered during the approval process.

 

With your level of investments with Wells Fargo I will echo what others have said to ask your broker for assistance if you're interesting in applying for the Propel... I suspect you'll have no trouble at all.

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