New cardholders will get a Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant PIN when they receive their card in the mail. To get a replacement PIN for Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant, call the number on the back of the card and ask customer service for a new one. You can also request a new PIN by logging into your American Express account online.
Best Way to Get a Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant Credit Card PIN
Call American Express customer service at 1 (800) 227-4669, or call the number on the back of your Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant credit card.
Inform the representative that you want a new card PIN.
Ask American Express customer service to send you the new PIN either in the mail, over text, or by email. It’s unlikely that they’ll be able to tell you the new PIN over the phone.
Unless you’re traveling abroad, your PIN will mostly be used for cash advances. It’s important to note that cash advances have high fees and interest rates, so you’ll generally want to avoid them whenever possible.
The American Express security code is a 4-digit number on the front of the card – located above the card number, on the right side. The security code is important for making purchases online or over the phone, when the cardholder can’t swipe or insert their Amex card in person. Those transactions will require three components – the card number, the security code and the card’s expiration date. So if someone gets access to the...
Verifying an American Express credit card is the same thing as activating it. Different issuers use the words “verification” and “activation” interchangeably.
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