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Wells Fargo Offering Credit to Encourage Isis Use

Feb 5, 2014, 11:35 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Isis is offering Wells Fargo cardholders up to $300 to join Isis and use Isis to make mobile payments. Wells Fargo customers who sign up for Isis will receive a $20 account credit the first time they use Isis to make a payment. Further, between now and April 30, Wells Fargo will offer 20% cash back in statement credits on all Isis purchases, up to $100 per calendar month over the next three months. Isis is a joint venture supported by AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon Wireless. The mobile payment system is available to about 50 smartphones and uses NFC and a mobile app for tap-and-go payments at participating retailers. Isis launched on Android devices in November, but only recently became available to the iPhone through an NFC-equipped case.

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Globhead

Feb 5, 2014, 12:43 PM

Crooks

This is the bank which said they have to charge me $5/month to deposit checks because they are oh so poor.

msteven3

Just curious as to what kind of jacked up account they've got you enrolled in. I've never heard of a fee to deposit checks.

Not that they aren't crooks, but I've never heard of them ripping people off in this particular fashion.

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insider.

Feb 5, 2014, 2:33 PM

WF is so invested they are paying people to USE it!

This is at a time when fraud is everywhere and so rampant that not even your credit cards are secure! WF just seems desperate to get people to try Isis or use it they will even pay up to $100 per month. No thanks..

netboy

SMART MOVE!
give money back to their customers or you rather them burn those million$ on superbowl ads?

Yama Gama

Yes! Fraud is so rampant today, the Fed prints unlimited money as it suits them, and the only thing that they have to back their monetary policy is a neverending steam of DEBT, issuing forth from the public in a great font of impulse purchases. It is...
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Jellz

Feb 5, 2014, 11:51 AM

Well, I would use it

if only there were a WP8 app 🤨

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