Change Credit Card For Payment

Have a new credit card , need to enter new card info for payment, don't know how to enter info

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Answer #1: Posted by 1stLadyDawn on March 2nd, 2012 4:23 PM

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Go to the Boost Mobile My Account page and Log in by entering your phone number and your 4-digit PIN. Once there you can add or change your credit card.

If you don't know your PIN or can't find it, call Boost Mobile 1-888-266-7848.

I realize that you don't want to pay the bill through an automated system until you have updated your credit card but remember, you're looking for the PIN and not for Billing so you want Customer Care.

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