One Stoneberry Credit account, several stores
The credit account is shared with sister retailers. On its current website footer, the company links to Masseys and Mason Outfitters under "shop our other sites." Some older third-party guides describe a "5-in-1" credit account covering Stoneberry, Masseys, Mason Easy-Pay, K. Jordan and another store; that list may be out of date, so confirm which stores your account covers in your online account.
| Store | Focus | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Stoneberry | Home, electronics, furniture, toys, jewelry, clothing | Active |
| Masseys | Women's shoes and apparel | Linked from official site |
| Mason Outfitters | Shoes and apparel | Linked from official site |
| Mason Easy-Pay, K. Jordan | Shoes, apparel, home | Named in older sources; verify |
How shared credit works in practice
Because the limit is shared, an order at a sister store reduces your available credit too. If an order is declined, check for unshipped orders at the other stores.
Tips for managing a shared credit limit
- Check available credit in your online account before every order, not just your limit.
- Remember that pending orders at any sister store already count against your limit.
- Space out orders so one purchase is mostly paid down before the next one ships.
- Keep one list of everything you have ordered across all the linked stores, with dates and amounts.
- If an order is declined, call before reordering; repeated attempts can trigger down payment requests.
Is Stoneberry related to Fingerhut, Ginny's or Montgomery Ward?
No. Some comparison articles group the store with Ginny's and Montgomery Ward as if they were one company. Based on the company's own site, its linked stores are Masseys and Mason Outfitters, not Ginny's or Montgomery Ward. Fingerhut is a separate company with its own credit accounts. See Stoneberry vs Fingerhut.
Is Gettington part of Stoneberry?
Some articles claim Gettington merged into Stoneberry, while others describe Gettington as a Fingerhut-style store. We found no official confirmation, so we do not treat it as part of the network.