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I'm really sick of being treated like having my information stolen and used to compromise my financial well being like it's my fault when it most definitely wasn't my fault at all. My attorneys aware
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Verified Reviewer New ReviewerOnline banking service is terrible and customer service is a waste of time.
User's recommendation: Stay away from Capital One Bank and if you're already a customer find a new bank.
- Terrible service and non-existent customer relations
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Verified Reviewer New ReviewerI have completely lost my faith in Capital One
- Great if you are trying to build credit back up
- Horrible if you have good credit and are trying to preserve it
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Verified Reviewer New ReviewerVenture card will make you pay for fraudulent charges
Capital One said that I am responsible for the fraudulent charges and I had to pay over $1,000. I cancelled my cards with them.
I have had these cards for years and have made thousands of purchases with them.
I did not make the purchases in question. Capital One...
- Will not help you
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Verified Reviewer New ReviewerStatus of my restrition
User's recommendation: Dont use capital one.
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I would fight that fraudulent charge. So easy: have them provide you the signature on the card on the receipt, and forces them to tell you whether its yours or not.
Also, if the charges were in areas far away from your home, that's another point in your favor. Finally, file a complaint with the Federal agency that regulates banks. I plan to do so for my issues.
Lastly, send them at their billing address a certified letter contesting the bill along with a certiifed copy to their CEO and his entire board stating the same, so that when they decide to charge off that "bill" and hit you with a 1099 form for the charge off, you can include that letter in your tax filing with the IRS disputing that $1000 they are going to make a taxable revenue. In plain English, Capital One suchs!