As much as I love being able to complete things online, sometimes you just want to be able to pick up the phone and call customer service. And you can’t always find the number easily. I went searching for the Credit Sesame phone number recently, and struggled to find it. They certainly don’t make it easy, but I’m here to solve that problem for you.
Credit Sesame is a site where you can track your credit score for free and get tips on how to improve that number. It’s an awesome product for people working to raise their credit score. They also offer suggestions of products you can sign up for (such as credit cards) that your score qualifies you for. (These recommendations are how they make money and keep the service free.)
The Credit Sesame phone number is:
(800) 422-8579
This will take you into their automated system, which you can use to get in touch with a real person.
Their FAQ is quite helpful, and their email response time is great, but sometimes you just want to hear a person’s voice, or you need an answer quickly and can’t wait for an email back and forth. While we are going to a more technology based society, I think that it’s still very important to be able to pick up the phone and have a conversation with a customer service representative, especially when it comes to financial products. Let’s be honest – the financial industry can be confusing for a lot of people (which is part of the reason I write this blog). Sometimes you just need a person to listen to your question and help you understand the answer. And now that you have the Credit Sesame phone number, you have one more place you can try.
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Thanks so much for the phone number I had been trying to find it cuz I’ve been logged out of my account cuz I don’t remember the email address or the password
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Thank you for this. It’s sad when companies seem to go out of their way to hide their phone number. They claim you can rely on their emails or contact forms, etc. But what do you do when you get no response?