After I opened my credit card account with Capital One Bank, I was diagnosed with a terminal disease with no cure. According to the Credit Card Protection Plan, I was eligible to have the account paid off by the carrier. When I called Capital One Bank to report my medical condition, I was told that ...
I was diagnosed with a terminal disease (COPD). I contacted Capital One customer service to make sure that I was indeed covered on my credit card. I was advised that I was, however, since I had been past due 30 days in the past 90 days, I was not eligible for the coverage until I had payed on the ...
Opened account three years back from an advertisement of 4.99% rate for life and no annual fees. Account has always been paid on time. Six months ago company started changing my rate from 4.99 to 7.99 and then to 9.99. I had had enough and paid off the account in full with an over payment, which ...
Let's take this one step at a time. Summer-Fall 1993. I obtained a secured credit card from Capitol One, which was then Signet Bank. I deposited an amount close to $900 for the privilege. For years, things went fine. April 30. My card expired. I decided not to renew. I did not see a replacement ...