[Expired] [Targeted] Wells Fargo Deals: Get Up To $40 Cashback With 2 AT&T Transactions

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The Offer

Check your Wells Fargo bank or credit card login to see if you were targeted:

• Get $40 (or possibly some other amount) cash back when making two separate transactions with AT&T of $35 each (or possibly some other amount) on wireless products or services.

The Fine Print

• Expires 5/26/20
• Offer valid one time only (you can use it on any credit or debit card in your online account, but once you use it on one card it can’t be used on another card in the login)
• Valid in-store or online at at&t.com or over the phone
• Cash back is earned within 30 days after making the second transaction

Our Verdict

Wells Fargo recently added cash back deals to their login. These offers use the same back-end for their cashback deals as Chase Offers, Bank Amerideals and many more. This specific deal is one we post often for Chase and Bank of America cards; I’ve seen multiple reports of people seeing this now on the Wells account, so thought it worth highlighting in a separate post.

A lot of people have an easy time taking advantage of this deal, especially AT&T users can pay their cellular or internet bill and get the cash back free.

Tips:

• If you’re doing this in-store, make sure to make the purchases at a corporate store, not an Authorized Retailer.
• If you’re doing this online, try buying a single item that costs $15 or more since AT&T sometimes splits up smaller items into separate charges.
• It might be worth spacing out the two transactions on different days.
• Someone mentions the idea of buying a $25 refill card from an AT&T store which would work for prepaid plans.
• Or buy an iTunes gift card.
• Readers confirm (1, 2, 3, 4) that making $15 payments to your AT&T cellular bill or Uverse internet bill counts to trigger the credit.
• Don’t forget to go through a portal if ordering online. Topcashback is currently the best at 10%.

If you have any questions it’s probably wise to read through our previous post on this as they are probably answered there & here.

Hat tip to @telewatcr