I had a Capitol One credit card from Jan until April. When i got the card i signed up for the payment protection program for security purposes incase i ever lost my job and could not afford to pay my bill. In 2006 the worst happened and I lost my job. I called the capitol one payment protection ...
Dont use Capital One by any means. They screwed up my balance transfer. They sent payment to the wrong address of the other company and as a result payment was not made to the other respective company. For fear of being late or delinquent I Then had to make payment immediately to the other company ...
I applied for a CapitalOne Credit Card. When I received the card in the mail, I was informed of my credit limit ($300.00). I called CapitalOne & told them not to activate this card because of the low limit. About 1 month later I get a bill for $45.00 (membership fee). I again called CapitalOne ...
Over excessive fees. You pay on line if they let you. Call in to pay and they charge $10. I pay over minimum and they still charge over limit and then a late fee. ...
So I got my first credit card with CapitalOne. Big mistake. "I'll just use it every month, pay off what I owe, and build up my credit, " I thought. Not with CapitalOne. They advertise it as a nice way to build up your credit and give you a little "Credit Steps" brochure, but ...
Capital One would charge for a payment protection plan and credit inform service that would supposedly check your credit score for you that no one would report to you and cost about 30 dollars each. When called to cancel, Capital One would not take off the bill let alone answer your questions to ...