This is in response to reading a lot of reports on Capital One's bad business practices throughout the nation, perhaps even the world. Several years ago (1993), my husband was laid off from his job, and I, wishing to reduce some of our credit card payments, opened an account with a lower interest ...
After applying for a Capital One credit card, I received it in the mail and in October called to activate it. The activation process was interrupted by a customer service person who enticed me to make a balance transfer by offering me 0% interest rate until March with no fees. Sounds like a good ...
Capital One did not send a bill in December, so the payment slipped by. When I finally got a bill it was for double and a $29 late fee. Here the good part, the double payment was mailed, but I was getting phone calls, caller ID says private, some were only one hour apart, late at night. When calls ...
We had moved out of state for a better job and also because my stepdaughter was sexually assaulted. We went through hell fighting to protect her. I had gotten behind on my payments and I did let them know about the situation. They called everyday, nights, and weekends. When I recieved my income tax ...
OK folks, I've seen enough. I thought I had problems with Capital One... But after reading so many reports about them here I've decided my issues are minor compared to others who are unhappy with this joke of a company. Here's what I recommend you do: Call their main switchboard at (703) 720-1000 ...
I am writing about Capital One. I owe them money on three accounts. I am not denying this, however they have added on $60 per month on each account overlimit and late fees which means I feel I will never get them paid off. I have missed some work and am behind on things because my husband is in ...