Why was my Amazon Store Card application denied? This question is about the Amazon Store Card

If your Amazon Store Card application was denied, there could be a few possible explanations: Your credit score is too low You don’t have enough income Your credit history is limited You have too much existing debt There are many recent hard inquiries on your report There’s a recent delinquency on your report In case of a denied application, you could try asking for a reconsideration by calling 1-866-226-5638 and making your case. If your application is still getting denied, I’d suggest becoming an authorized user on someone else’s account or applying for a secured card instead.

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If your Amazon Store Card application was denied, there could be a few possible explanations:

Your credit score is too low
You don’t have enough income
Your credit history is limited
You have too much existing debt
There are many recent hard inquiries on your report
There’s a recent delinquency on your report

In case of a denied application, you could try asking for a reconsideration by calling 1-866-226-5638 and making your case.

If your application is still getting denied, I’d suggest becoming an authorized user on someone else’s account or applying for a secured card instead.

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