How do I check my Burlington points?
First, you can visit the gift card page on the Burlington Coat Factory website to check your card's balance. You will need the pin number to do this. You may also contact customer service through the website for additional assistance.
How does the Burlington Rewards program work?
Earn 1 point for every $1 spent on Burlington purchases with your Burlington Credit Card. 2
- 100 Points = $5 in Rewards.
- 500 Points = $25 in Rewards.
- 1000 Points = $50 in Rewards.
- 2000 Points = $100 in Rewards.
How do you become a loyalty member at Burlington?
You may sign up for the Program at any participating Burlington store ("Participating Location") by providing your name, a valid email address and phone number. Members are responsible for maintaining accurate and updated personal information with Burlington which can be done in any Participating Location.
How do I pay my Burlington credit card?
There are several options to pay your bill: online at www.burlington.com/mycard, by phone*, or through the mail. Please see your billing statement for complete details.
Is Burlington owned by Macy's?
In 2007, it was acquired by Bain Capital in a transaction and in 2008, Tom Kingsbury became President and CEO.
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Burlington (department store)
Type |
Public |
Operating income |
US$481.75 million (2017) |
Net income |
US$384.85 million (2017) |
Total assets |
US$2.813 billion (2017) |
Total equity |
US$86.77 million (2017) |
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Is Ross and Burlington owned by the same company?
Burlington is owned by the investment firm, Bain Capital and not by Ross, as many people believe it to be. Burlington is a competitor to Ross with the former being the third-largest off-price retailer in the United States after TJX companies and “Ross Dress for Less” stores.
Can you order stuff from Burlington?
Just visit the Burlington Coat Factory website and place your order. It's that simple, so just follow this 3-step process and enjoy your Burlington Coat Factory online shopping spree!
Can you shop Burlington online?
Burlington stopped selling goods online in 2020. After the pandemic is over, Burlington Stores Inc. BURL, +5.30% thinks the consumer will still want a good deal. And while shoppers will continue to migrate to e-commerce, that will only siphon business from full-price bricks-and-mortar retailers.