What is the American Express credit card payment address? This question is about American Express Credit Cards

What is the American Express credit card payment address?

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The American Express card payment address is:

American Express
P.O. Box 650448
Dallas, TX 75265-0448

American Express accepts payments by check or money order mailed to this address, while cash payments are not accepted. Just be sure to allow enough time so that Amex receives your payment on or before the due date, and write your account number on the front of your payment to avoid any processing delays.

On that note, if you are in a rush, there’s another Amex payment address you should know about, too. The Express mail address for overnight payment processing is:

American Express
Attn: Express Mail Remittance Processing
20500 Belshaw Ave
Carson, CA 90746.

American Express also offers a number of speedier alternatives to mailing your payment. You can make a payment through your online account or through the Amex mobile app. Or, you can call customer service at (800) 472-9297 to pay your bill by phone. Any of these payments should post to your account within 24 to 36 hours. If your payment has not posted after 36 hours, you can log in to your online account and check the status through the “Payments” section at the top of the page.

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How can I pay my American Express Credit Card?

The easiest way you can pay your American Express credit card is either online or over the phone, by calling (800) 472-9297. You can also make a payment through the American Express mobile app or by mail. American Express does allow cardholders to set up automatic payments, too.

How to pay your American Express credit card:... read full answer

To pay an American Express credit card bill online, log in to your online account and click on "Payments." Then, choose how much to pay, when to pay it, and where the payment is coming from. The procedure is pretty much the same when you use the American Express mobile app to pay your bill. You just select your card and then tap “Make a Payment.”

To make a payment over the phone, you just call (800) 472-9297 and enter your card information when prompted. Lastly, if you prefer to mail a payment, send a check or money order (but not cash) to:

American Express
P.O. Box 650448
Dallas, TX 75265-0448

If you choose to pay your American Express credit card via mail, make sure to send it early enough that it will arrive by the due date. Write your credit card number on the check, too.

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How can I pay my Amex card with a credit card?

You can’t just pay your monthly American Express credit card bill with another credit card and continue using it. No credit card company allows that. Most only accept payment by bank transfer, debit card, check or money order.

But you can pay your Amex with a credit card if you do a balance transfer. Transferring a balance is basically the same thing as using one credit card to pay another. However, you need to open a new credit card account to get a good deal, so it’s not something you can do every month.... read full answer

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