Mail: You can send inquiries via mail at the Milestone Credit Card correspondence address below: Genesis FS Card Services PO Box 4477 Beaverton, OR 97076-4477
Keep in mind that sending any inquiry via mail will take a few business days to reach its destination. In case of urgent matters, calling is the quickest way to reach Milestone Credit Card customer service. It's also worth checking out the Milestone Credit Card FAQ web page, in case your queries have already been addressed there.
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Here is how to make a Milestone Credit Card bill payment:
Online: Simply log in to your Milestone Credit Card online account to make a payment and manage your account.
By Phone: Call Milestone Credit Card customer service at (866) 453-2636 and follow the prompts to make a payment.… read full answer
By Mail: Send your check or money order at the following address: Genesis FS Card Services PO Box 84059 Columbus, GA 31908-4059
Through MoneyGram: Find your nearest MoneyGram location and make sure you fill out the following information: Company Name: Genesis FS Card Services Receive Code: 4911
The main Milestone Credit Card requirements are that an applicant must be at least 18 years old with a valid Social Security number. Applicants must also have a physical U.S. address, enough income to make monthly minimum payments, and at least bad credit.
Proof of enough income to make the monthly minimum payment
Social Security number
Bad credit or better
If you apply for the Milestone Credit Card, it’s important that you enter all required information completely and accurately. Knowingly reporting false or misleading information on a credit card application is a federal crime.
The first step in submitting a Milestone Credit Card application is to get pre-qualified. Applicants who pre-qualify will then be invited to apply for the Milestone Credit Card online. There is no option to submit an application by phone or by mail, and there is no way to apply without first pre-qualifying.… read full answer
The pre-qualification step uses a “soft” credit inquiry, which will not impact your credit score. This saves would-be applicants who are unlikely to be approved from wasting their time and potentially hurting their credit standing.
Here’s how to submit a Milestone Credit Card application:
To see if you pre-qualify, submit the form on Milestone Credit Card’s website. You may receive an immediate decision, but it’s not guaranteed. If you are pre-qualified, you should see an invitation link on the page. Click the link to access the online application. Enter your name, address, e-mail address and SSN. Your annual income and your monthly housing payment are also required. When you submit the application, you’re giving Milestone Credit Card permission to conduct a hard pull of your credit report. Hard pulls will lower your credit score, but only for a short period of time.
Just as with pre-qualification, you should receive an instant decision when you officially apply for the Milestone Credit Card. But it’s important to note that just because you’re pre-qualified does not mean you’re guaranteed to be approved for the card. If you are approved, you should receive your new card in about 14 business days. If your application is denied, Milestone Credit Card may recommend offers for credit cards from partner banks based on your credit profile.
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