Wells Fargo Rewards offer - 10x bonus points on single grocery + single gas purchase

[FormerCollegeDJ]

I checked my WF Propel this morning and received the following offer that may be available to other Wells Fargo card holders and be of interest to some of you:

*Earn 10x Wells Fargo Rewards (Earn More Mall) bonus points on first grocery purchase, up to 4000 bonus points (i.e. up to $400 purchase)

PLUS

*Earn 10x Wells Fargo Rewards (Earn More Mall) bonus points on first gas purchase, up to 4000 bonus points (i.e. up to $400 purchase)

Both offers are valid through Sunday 1/2/22.

The offer is available through accessing the Wells Fargo Rewards/Earn More Mall link in your online credit card account.  (Click on the box that says "Shop Now" in the "Earn more, faster" box on the Wells Fargo Rewards page.)

One other note - these offers are stackable with any My Wells Fargo Deals (separate rewards program) you may have available.  For example, my WF Propel currently has 5% off pay at the pump gas offers for BP (valid through 11/30/21) and ExxonMobil (valid through 12/31/21).  In the case of the WF Propel, which earns 3% rewards on gas purchases, that means you could functionally earn 18% in rewards for a single gas purchase at BP or ExxonMobil (3% through the card rewards, 5% through the My Wells Fargo Deals, 10% through the Wells Fargo Rewards/Earn More Mall).

P.S. The BP and ExxonMobil 5% off pay at the pump gas offers are also available on at least some Chase credit cards right with the same terms as on the Wells Fargo cards.  (In my case I have the BP offer available on my Chase Amazon and the ExxonMobil offer available on my Chase Amazon and Chase Freedom Flex.)

[cashorcharge]

Thanks for the heads up and sharing. Not sure why they make these so hard to find...

[Anonymous]

Got the same offer. Will be using it.

[BigBS]

I have had these offers a couple of times in the last year and a half or so and haven't been able to take advantage of them. Have to go take a look and see if I might have one again. Thanks for sharing.

[dogmeat]

I love these offers. I usually get a $400 Target GC at a grocery store, and that's one of the reasons why I closed my Target REDcard a couple of years ago. Most of my Target shopping is online and they seamlessly integrate GC balance into the checkout process (it's somewhat more painful, but still possible, to use an in-app GC balance in-store).

[cws-21]

Anyone see either of these offers on their Propel? I checked and either the offers aren't available for the Propel or they are unavailable for my account.

[UncleB]

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@cws-21 wrote:

Anyone see either of these offers on their Propel? I checked and either the offers aren't available for the Propel or they are unavailable for my account.

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I have the offer on my Propel.

Also, there's a DoC article as well:  https://www.doctorofcredit.com/targeted-wells-fargo-go-far-rewards-10-back-on-grocery-purchases-max-... 

[FormerCollegeDJ]

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@UncleB wrote:

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@cws-21 wrote:

Anyone see either of these offers on their Propel? I checked and either the offers aren't available for the Propel or they are unavailable for my account.

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I have the offer on my Propel.

Also, there's a DoC article as well:  https://www.doctorofcredit.com/targeted-wells-fargo-go-far-rewards-10-back-on-grocery-purchases-max-... 

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FWIW, I received an email notification about the offer from Wells Fargo earlier today (Tuesday 11/23).

[cws-21]

Thanks @UncleB and @FormerCollegeDJ. I received the email offer for my Propel later in the day as well. I may have been a bit premature in my post. I am glad I wasn't overlooked by WF!

[Cashbackjunky]

Thanks for posting OP!

Does anyone know if this can be used at Costco? I saw verbiage in the offer that said:

"Gas purchases at warehouse and membership clubs, grocery stores, car washes, auto repair stores, and superstores that sell gasoline MAY not be coded as gas stations and MAY not be eligible for the gas station portion of this offer."

I didn't know if anyone had luck using their WF card at Costco and having it code as gas. Costco seems to go either way, depending on issuer - I wasn't sure where WF stood. (Pardon my ignorance if this is common knowledge)

Cheers!