To send a Wayfair digital gift card to someone else, you need to buy an eGift card from Wayfair's website. The gift card will be sent directly to your recipient’s email address on a date of your choice.
You can choose any value between $25 and $500, pick a custom eGift card design and leave a personalized message for your recipient.
It can take as little as a minute to get approved for the Wayfair Store Card. If you don't get instantly approved, it usually takes 7-10 business days to receive a decision on your application.
Having said that, you can check the status of your credit card application anytime by calling customer service at ... read full answer(800) 365-2714. Ultimately, you can expect to have your Wayfair Store Card in hand in up to 10 business days after approval.
The easiest way you can pay your Wayfair Credit Card is either online or by calling customer service at (800) 365-2714. Alternatively, you can send your payment via mail.
Here’s how you can pay your Wayfair Credit Card:
Online: To make an online payment, log in to your account with your user ID and password.... read full answer
Over the phone: To make a payment by phone, call Wayfair Credit Card services at (800) 365-2714. You can access your account using your account number or your Social Security Number. Make sure you also have your checking account number and bank routing number handy to complete the transaction.
Via mail: Lastly, you can pay your Wayfair Credit Card bill via mail, by sending a check or money order to:
Citi Retail Services P.O. Box 70267 Philadelphia, PA 19176-0267
If you choose to make a payment via mail, make sure to always send it at least 5-7 days before your due date. Also, include your credit card number on your payment to avoid any processing delays.
Yes, the Wayfair Store Card will do a hard pull when you apply for it. This might negatively affect your credit score for a little while.
You’ll need at least fair credit to be considered eligible for this card. Fortunately, you can check if you pre-qualify without hurting your credit score.
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