WF Propel still have phone coverage?

[Rockysocks]

I know some card companies have been nerfing benefits lately, so can anyone please confirm if the WF Propel still offers cell phone protection? I found a document on WF website that seems like they still do, but I'm just concerned it's outdated. Are there any other cards that offer cell phone protection? Cash+? AOD?

[Anonymous]

As of now, the Chase Freedom Flex MC card includes Cell Phone Protection Coverage.  Also, US Bank's Platinum Credit Card offers Cell Phone Protection (note there are rules on use).

[SoCalGardener]

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@Rockysocks wrote:

I know some card companies have been nerfing benefits lately, so can anyone please confirm if the WF Propel still offers cell phone protection? I found a document on WF website that seems like they still do, but I'm just concerned it's outdated. Are there any other cards that offer cell phone protection? Cash+? AOD?

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Yes. One of my Capital One cards does. I'm pretty sure it's the Walmart Rewards Mastercard. All you have to do is auto-pay your mobile bill using the Cap1 card, and you're covered! Of course you need to read all the fine print to make sure its coverage/terms work for you. I don't normally pay bills with credit cards, but when Cap1 told me about this benefit, I thought, why not?!

[cws-21]

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@Rockysocks wrote:

I know some card companies have been nerfing benefits lately, so can anyone please confirm if the WF Propel still offers cell phone protection? I found a document on WF website that seems like they still do, but I'm just concerned it's outdated. Are there any other cards that offer cell phone protection? Cash+? AOD?

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As far as I know, @Rockysocks, my Propel does still have cellphone protection. I am still putting my cellphone bill on it, at least. I have been considering the Elan Max Rewards Mastercard that would provide 5% cash back AND cellphone protection!

[Rockysocks]

Thank you all!! I knew I would learn something from y'all that I couldn't find quickly on Google. (I searched ~ten sites and none of them mentioned the C1 Walmart or Elan.) I ended up switching my phone bill over to my C1. It's sad since I'll lose my 5% from Cash+, but I'll end up saving in the long run by not paying an additional $14 for T-mobile protection. I could apply for an Elan, but I'll save that for another day, lol.

[SoCalGardener]

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@Rockysocks wrote:

Thank you all!! I knew I would learn something from y'all that I couldn't find quickly on Google. (I searched ~ten sites and none of them mentioned the C1 Walmart or Elan.) I ended up switching my phone bill over to my C1. It's sad since I'll lose my 5% from Cash+, but I'll end up saving in the long run by not paying an additional $14 for T-mobile protection. I could apply for an Elan, but I'll save that for another day, lol.

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Oh, good! I'm glad that worked out well for you.