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You can pay your Burkes Outlet Credit Card either online or over the phone at (866) 308-0681. You can also make a payment at a Burkes Outlet location or by mail. It is also worth noting that the issuer allows Burkes Outlet Credit Card members to set up automatic payments, as well.
How to Pay Your Burkes Outlet Credit Card Bill
- Online: Log in to your account and click on “Make a Payment”. Then, add your bank account and routing number as a payment account. After that, complete your payment by choosing the date and amount in the “Payments” section.
- Over the phone: Call (866) 308-0681 and provide your card number or Social Security number. Then, follow the automated prompts to make a payment.
- In person: To make a Burkes Outlet Credit Card payment at a Burkes Outlet store, go to the customer service desk and ask to pay your credit card bill. You can pay with cash, check, or debit card. You will need your credit card, a valid photo I.D., and your monthly credit card statement.
- Via mail: Send your check or money order, along with your statement’s payment coupon to:
Comenity Bank
P.O. Box 659705
San Antonio, TX 78265
Be sure to put your card number on your check or money order for easy processing.
If you choose to make a payment via mail, make sure to always send it at least 5-7 days before your due date.
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