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I once had a Phillips 66 credit card and now I want to renew my account, how can I do that?

Answered on September 19, 2015 | Updated on September 19th, 2015

Tags: Credit Card Application, Gas Rewards, Phillips 66

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Most likely you won’t be able to renew your old account. You will have to fill out and submit a new credit card application. You can look for credit card application form on the gas station official website or you can visit a local Phillips 66 gas station and ask for assistance. As an alternative and before you apply for the Phillips 66 credit card, we would recommend you to look at other credit cards that offer gas rewards, in case you find a better option for you.

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