How do I speak to a human at Fingerhut?
If you need to contact a live person in Fingerhut customer service you need to dial 1-800-208-2500.
How do I pay my Fingerhut bill?
Ways to Make a Fingerhut Credit Card Payment
- By phone: Call 1-800-208-2500 and enter your card information when prompted.
- Online: Log in to your online account and click on “Make a Payment.”
- Through the mobile app: Log in to your account and select your card, then tap “Make a Payment.”
Where is Fingerhut Customer Service located?
The mailing address for Fingerhut is 6250 Ridgewood Rd., St. Cloud, MN 56303.
How do I email Fingerhut?
To receive specific information in paper form, or to notify us of a change in your email address, contact us at [email protected].
Does Fingerhut have a annual fee?
There are NO annual fees, membership fees or overlimit fees2 with a WebBank/Fingerhut Credit Account. The only extras are the interest you may accrue on your account, any late fees that may be charged if you do not make your payment on time, and/or any return payment fees.
Will Fingerhut give me a second chance?
The Fingerhut Credit Account isn’t your typical credit card. And since Fingerhut reports your payment behavior to the three major credit reporting bureaus, you could get a credit score boost from on-time payments and make the most of your second chance.
What is the 1800 phone?
1800 phone numbers are toll free numbers for business that let you answer customer calls from anywhere. Call forwarding, virtual attendant, hold music and custom greetings, voicemail, and many more features are included with any toll free service plan.
What is 1800 service?
With 1800 service, you can forward all the calls to your existing phone lines and save some cash. You can also avail 1800 service with advanced phone numbers to ring-to up to numerous phone numbers extensions simultaneously and even in different countries.
What is telephone number 800?
An 800 number is a toll-free phone number that starts with the 800 prefix. Other toll-free prefixes include 833, 844, 855, 866, 877, and 888. Toll-free calls are routed to a local number, and the cost of the call is paid for by the phone number’s owner, not the caller.