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I wanted to apply for a Bon-Ton credit card but could not find where to apply. I tried their website and found no application page. How can I apply?

Answered on Apr 19, 2016

Updated on Apr 19, 2016

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Bon-Ton won’t allow you to apply for their credit card through the Bon-Ton website. However, you can get to the issuer’s website through the Bon-Ton website where you will be able to apply online. The issuer of Bon-Ton credit cards is Comenity Bank. If you do not want to go through such complicated online application process, you can visit any local Bon-Ton store to apply in person. Note that Bon-Ton credit cards can only be used at Bon-Ton (in stores and online). None of their cards is affiliated with Visa or MasterCard, so the cards are not accepted anywhere else.

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