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To get a Wells Fargo Autograph Card PIN, call the number on the back of your Wells Fargo Autograph Card and ask customer service for a PIN. You will likely need to wait for the PIN to arrive via email, text, or mail.
Best Way to Get a Wells Fargo Autograph Card PIN
- Call Wells Fargo customer service at 1-800-642-4720 or call the number on the back of your Wells Fargo Autograph Card.
- Inform the representative that you want a credit card PIN.
- Receive the PIN in the mail, over text, or by email. It’s unlikely that Wells Fargo Autograph Card customer service will be able to provide a PIN over the phone.
If you need a PIN for a cash advance, it’s important to note that cash advances have high fees and interest rates, so you’ll generally want to avoid them whenever possible.
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How do I get a PIN for my Wells Fargo credit card?
To get a Wells Fargo credit card PIN, call the number on the back of your Wells Fargo card and ask customer service for a PIN. A credit card PIN is a four-digit code that you will need to get a cash advance at an ATM in the United States, or to make certain purchases when traveling abroad.
Best Way to Get a Wells Fargo Credit Card PIN
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Can you use a credit card without a PIN?
Yes, you can use a credit card without a PIN. You only need a PIN if you plan to use your card for cash advances at ATMs or to make certain purchases when traveling abroad, as you'll otherwise be able to insert a card's chip, swipe the magnetic stripe, or tap the contactless payment terminal when using your card in person. When making credit card purchases online, you just need to enter your card number, expiration date,...
read full answer by Maria Adams, Credit Cards ModeratorHow can I change my PIN number?
Changing your PIN number really depends on the card you have. If you have a prepaid or debit card, a good idea would be to either call their dedicated customer service phone number (which you can find on the back of the card). Some issuers also have that function online, so it can't hurt to try their website.
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