I opened a account with Capital one after going through a bankruptcy. They are a large credit provider and to my knowledge (at that time) legitimate. My starting credit line was only $250, annual fee of $49, APR was 18.9%. I knew this was a high interest rate but planned on only charging a few ...
I received an offer from Capital One that said "2.99% fixed APR for life on balances transferred with this invitation". It didn't say "up to 2.99%" or "maybe you'll get 2.99%". So, I guess, being the naive person I am, I applied. When I received my first statement, ...
My credit card with Capital One Bank expired 2. The Company never sent to me a new card because I live in Europe now and for security reasons they don't mail credit cards overseas. In April this year, I have received membership fee bill for $19.00. No card, no membership fee! I refused to pay. Now, ...
Capital One turned me over to a collection agency back in February. The representative from Capital Management Services demanded then & there I settle this account. I asked what the settlement amount would be & he said $857 and some odd cents. If I had that much laying around I would pay ...
I recently tried to finance a car. I was declined. When I checked my credit report, the big red flag was Capital One. A few years ago, I received a letter from Capital One stating that I was preapproved for a credit card "up to" $5,000. When I got the card, The credit limit was only for ...
In 1998 I received an application for a credit card with a 5.4 interest rate for the first year not to exceed 13.95. I received a credit card with only a $200.00 credit limit in the three months I had the card I only charged $200. Made my payments on time. In the third month I noticed the APR rate ...