Thom Fotenberg, WalletHub Credit Card Analyst
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You can use your Wells Fargo Home Projects credit card at select businesses that offer home improvement products and services. You can search for businesses that accept your Wells Fargo Home Projects credit card online. You will just need to provide the last 4 digits of your Social Security Number, along with your date of birth and Zip code. You can also use your 16 digit account or card number.
If you have the Wells Fargo Home Projects Visa card, you will be able to use it anywhere Visa is accepted, according to customer service. However, only a portion of your overall credit limit will be allocated to purchases outside of the eligible home improvement purchases. You can view your credit limits and manage your account online.
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@sharyn_engel: OMG I came here searching for someone with experience and I’m so glad I found you because I was about to have $3k worth of fencing done but thank god you told me to ask. They aren’t “in business with WF” so WF wouldn’t have paid them and I would be stuck. I am so sorry this happened to you!!!
WRONG!!! You CANNOT use it anywhere Visa is accepted!! I spoke with WFHP before hiring a company to do work. I called TWICE and spoke with two separate people who said, “yes, just give the company your account number”. WRONG!! When I went to pay, the amount wouldn’t go thru to them. I called WF again, and now THIS guy said, “they’re not a part of our program”. THIS is why I called twice before hiring!! Neither of the WF employees told me whoever you hire has to be part of a “program”. And these weren’t short calls. They FAILED at their JOB!! I went into a local branch and the manager said what they did was BS. He expedited a review and told them to pay this company. Nope!! After the case was sent to several different people, they denied it. They said in the TWO long calls with them before hiring a company, “You weren’t SPECIFIC in asking” WTH?!?!? Mind blowing FRAUD!! I’ve seen this Wells Fargo Home Project on the news for fraudulent acts to clients. RUN from Wells Fargo. Shady as heck!!!