You can cancel your Lowe's Store Card by calling Lowe’s customer service at (800) 444-1408 or the number on the back of your card. Keep in mind that if there’s a remaining balance on the account, you will still need to make at least the minimum payment every month until the balance is paid in full.
Here’s how to cancel your Lowe's Store Card:
Call (800) 444-1408 or the number on the back of your card.
When prompted, press “2” to continue with your call.
Then, enter your account/card number or simply say “I don’t have my account/card number” and confirm.
You can then enter your Social Security Number or say “I don’t have my Social Security Number”.
Listen to the menu options and say “More Options” and then “Close Account”.
Wait to be connected to a customer service representative.
It’s important to know that when you cancel your Lowe's Store Card, you may see a decrease in your credit score, depending on the card’s credit limit and how long you’ve had the card. But if you do decide to cancel your Lowe's Store Card, you can check the effect it will have on your score by using WalletHub’s free credit score simulator.
Closing a credit card with a balance is possible, and it can be beneficial when a credit card company changes your account’s terms for the worse, such as raising the annual fee or APR. It can also be a good idea to remove the credit card itself from the situation if you want to pay off the existing balance without the temptation to spend more. Closing a credit card doesn’t cancel the balance owed, nor...
The Lowe's Store Card is intended for applicants with fair credit. The card’s key feature is 5% discount on anything you buy at the store. You also get 20% off first purchase, up to $100 discount. Plus, the Lowe's Store Card’s annual fee is $0.
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