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Before Closing Wells Fargo Propel World AMEX Credit Card, Get $100 Airline Reimbursement

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Good afternoon everyone.  During last week’s rundown of credit cards who charged me an annual fee in March, I wrote about my Wells Fargo Propel World American Express Credit Card.  In that post, I mentioned that this credit card has a $175 annual fee and I could not figure out how Wells Fargo could justify charging $175 for this credit card.  I also reminded myself that this credit card offers a $100 airline reimbursement credit each cardmember year.  And since the annual fee posted on April 2, I figured I was in a new cardmember year.  I then used this credit card to buy a $100 Southwest Airlines egift card.  A few days later, I received the following email regarding the $100 airline reimbursement.

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After logging into my Wells Fargo account, I scrolled down to the transaction box.  Down there, I saw the $175 annual fee, $100 Southeast Airlines egift card, and the $100 airline reimbursement.  I plan on calling Wells Fargo and converting this credit card into a no annual fee credit card, but I am not sure which credit card options are available.

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If you have any questions, please leave a comment below.  Have a great day everyone!


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10 thoughts on “Before Closing Wells Fargo Propel World AMEX Credit Card, Get $100 Airline Reimbursement

  1. George

    So you get the $100 airline credit immediately after AF posts?
    and in your article, you meant to call Wells Fargo, not amex for conversion

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    1. Grant Post author

      Yes, as soon as the annual fee posts, you’re in your new card member year. That is when you can make $100 airline purchase and get that reimbursed. Thanks for the heads up on the table in the post, I updated the post just now.

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  2. Jeff Watson

    What did you end up doing for the conversion? My annual fee just posted. I suppose since I got the 50k points and I don’t think I realized there was a $100 airline reimbursement, you could call this a $175 AF – $100 airline reimbursment. Either way, I don’t use this, I just don’t want to lose the points. I see there is the new no fee WF Propel (although I miss out on the 30k in points if I downgrade to that). I’m wondering if the points 50k points will remain alive if I downgrade.

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    1. Grant Post author

      I’m 99% sure that if you downgrade, your Wells Fargo Propel points will stay alive. You can confirm with the Wells Fargo rep during the conversion process. The $100 airline reimbursement is a great benefit, if you can use it.

      Since I did not have have many points at the time, I decided to close the credit card instead of downgrading.

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  3. Jerome

    I cannot get it to trigger a second time. It triggered a few weeks before the annual fee. Now the fee has posted for a few weeks, but charges are not getting reimbursed.

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