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The easiest way you can reach the Goldman Sachs credit card customer service is through the online chat. Alternatively, you can contact them by calling (833) 773-0988 or via mail. How to Contact the Goldman Sachs Credit Card Customer Service Online: Go to your dashboard and log in using your credentials. Then, select the account you have a question about and click on the “Chat” button. Over the phone: Call (833) 773-0988. Say or press #1 for service in English. Then, press #0 and you will be connected to a live representative. Mail: If you prefer to reach the Goldman Sachs credit card customer service via mail, the address is: Marcus by Goldman SachsP.O. Box 70321Philadelphia, PA 19176-0321 Reaching the Goldman Sachs credit card customer service via mail will take the longest. Still, if you choose to do it, you should include your card number in your inquiry, for faster processing. You can also check the Goldman Sachs credit card FAQ page to see if there’s already a solution to your credit card issue.

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The easiest way you can reach the Goldman Sachs credit card customer service is through the online chat. Alternatively, you can contact them by calling (833) 773-0988 or via mail.

How to Contact the Goldman Sachs Credit Card Customer Service

Online: Go to your dashboard and log in using your credentials. Then, select the account you have a question about and click on the “Chat” button.
Over the phone: Call (833) 773-0988. Say or press #1 for service in English. Then, press #0 and you will be connected to a live representative.
Mail: If you prefer to reach the Goldman Sachs credit card customer service via mail, the address is:

Marcus by Goldman Sachs
P.O. Box 70321
Philadelphia, PA 19176-0321

Reaching the Goldman Sachs credit card customer service via mail will take the longest. Still, if you choose to do it, you should include your card number in your inquiry, for faster processing.

You can also check the Goldman Sachs credit card FAQ page to see if there’s already a solution to your credit card issue.

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You can do this through your Wallet app by tapping the More button, then the Message button and starting the chat with a specialist.

You could also call the Apple Credit Card customer service at 877-255-5923.

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