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cut back the fraud protection a tad
I have a Capital One business Visa card. I have a number of recurring transactions which bill for the same amount on the same day of every month, month after month after month, and have for over 2 years now. There are 3 particular transactions that bill on the 3rd of every month. Like clockwork, on the 3rd of each month I get a call from Capital One fraud protection wanting to confirm that each of those transactions are legitimate. Complaining about fraud protection may seem ridiculous, but I am going to do it anyway!
My gripe is two-fold. First, I have asked REPEATEDLY for my account to be updated that these are ongoing monthly transactions which were not fraudulent last month, the month before that, the 12 months before that and are not suddenly fraudulent now. Yet, month after month I get called. Secondly, you call from a toll-free number that shows up as unknown on my Caller ID, which usually indicates that it's a solicitor and I don't answer the phone, but just let it rollover to voice mail. Then my card is disabled until I call in to verify the charges.
This is annoying me to the point of canceling my Capital One account and using a different card for my approximate $3, 500 worth of monthly business charges. However, the sad fact of the matter is that I have already threatened that and Capital One keeps calling every month which has clearly shown me that they just don't care if I take my business elsewhere.
If your computer system is smart enough to flag something as possible fraud, then it is smart enough to review past transactions and identify ones that have been charged every month for over a year and not flag them as fraud.
Update your records and stop with the annoying calls.
30 day late reporting on credit reports
Back in Sept 2010 I was involved in a terrible accident. I was hospitalized for 2 months. Because of my hospitalization I was two weeks late on my credit card payment. I've called Capital One numerous times to see if they would in good faith remove the 30 day late payment that is showing on all of my credit reports.
I've never been late on any payments other than this one and am annoyed that Capital One will not help me out with this situation.
Please remove the 30 day late information from my credit reports.
very unprofessional
On October 19, 2011 my car was repossessed by a third party hired by Capital One from my home in Houston TX. When I called that same day to see why my vehicle was taken, I was told that I had 10 days to pay $1700 to retrieve my vehicle before it was taken to auction. Not only was Capital One authorized to automatically draft my car payment ($350) every month, a payment was drafted from my account the same day my car was taken from me.
I called on October 24, 2011 to make the payment of $1700 that I was told was owed only to be informed that my car was repossessed by mistake and that my account was currently up to date. A call was made to release my vehicle and I was given the third party's information to get the exact location of my car. Once I made the call to find out where my car was being kept I was told by the third party company that I needed to contact Capital One for important information regarding my vehicle. I called Capital One right back just for them to tell me that my car was shipped to an auction in Dallas, TX. I spoke with a more than a few customer service agents explaining the error each time that I was transferred and was finally able to speak to a manager that was able to have my car transported back to the third party company that first had possession of my vehicle.
On November 2, 2011 I finally regained possession of my damaged vehicle with a different key that was cut for my ignition. My car was trashed internally, oil smudged all throughout my interior; my console, cup holders, seats and passenger side floor was filled with dirt; and not to mention my windshield was completely damaged. I called Capital One the moment I retrieved my vehicle to make them aware of the damages that were made to my car while out of my possession and was told they would email me an affidavit to have notarized of the damages and mailed back to start a claim for my vehicle to be repaired. On November 5, 2011 my car completely stopped working and had to be towed directly to the Certified* Toyota dealership's service station where my car was purchased. It was after the head mechanic gave me an estimate when I was told that the key that was cut for my car caused my vehicle's computer to shut down as an anti-theft mechanism. I mailed a copy of the estimate along with the notarized affidavit to Capital One Auto Finance so that my repairs could be taken care of. Sounds like it should've been an easy transaction only it is the exact opposite!
I have called Capital One everyday to get this matter resolved, spoken to over 30 representatives and 12 supervisors to get this matter resolved. Of all the phone calls I have made I have yet to speak with the correct person to handle this matter and my calls have been disconnected by 8 of the 12 supervisors. It is December 18, 2011 and I am still without my vehicle due to the mistake that Capital One has made, now I am getting harassing phone calls about making a payment. As a result of Capital One's mistake I have missed countless days of work due this issue and is at risk of losing my job.
Capital One is very unprofessional in handling business and their customer service is HORRIBLE!
I will NEVER do business with this company in any shape, form nor fashion and I would NEVER recommend anyone to do business with Capital One at all!
I have been able to make all my payments on time and I LOVE CAPITAL ONE! I've never had a problem with them.
unfair charges
I paid off my Capital One Credit card balance (around $400) almost 1 year ago. I have not used the car or received any statements since then but I knew there were no charges on the card. Today, 11 months later, I received an email stating that I have a past due balance of $90.10, consisting of a maintenance fee of $29, interest charges and late fees for 2 months. So, I called the number and someone who sounded just like Peggy from the commercial kept putting me on hold and told me that I would have to pay the $29 but they would waive the other fees. Then, he put me on hold again and said he was going to have to take back everything he just told me and would have to pay the full amount. He said they would credit my account for the late fees and interest but the balance would not be reduced. HUH? Total time for the call: 19 minutes. Terrible service, terrible fees. Got off the phone but will be calling back to close the account.
I would look up the real bank's number from another source and call that number. I have never heard of a bank using email before..Sounds like a scam. You are about to be screwed.
fraudulent letter received in the delivered mail
I received a letter similar to your sisters, let me begin by saying I have never done business with this lender or the lender they mention in the letter.
########Begin Letter################
Dear Mr *****,
Information pertaining to your account has come to the attention of my office for further investigation. This letter constitutes official notice, required by law, defining the maximum number of days allowed for you to make good on or provide restitution for checks deposited into your account with Capital One Bank. Failure to make good on these checks or provide full restitution within the noted time is considered evidence of your intent to defraud this institution.
One August 11th, you deposited a cashier's check for $3629.99 into your checking account at Capital One Bank drawn off of Citibank was returned refer-to-maker. As a result, your account is overdrawn $2093.32.
To avoid Capital One Bank from pursuing criminal or legal action against you regarding this transaction, you must contact this office by August 25th.
Sincerely,
Sylvia Hilker
Fraud Investigator, AVP
External Fraud Investigations
[protected]
#########End of Letter##############
The letter provides an Address of PO BOX 1296 Laurel, MD 20707 and is signed. It looks very official but seeing as how I have never dealt with either of these two banks I suspect it is a very fraudulent letter.
took payment out before due date
I am on disability and I get a check every 3rd Wednesday of each month, so for over a yr now this place has taken $35 out of my checking acct, on the Thursday after I get paid.This month Sept, they took it out the 15th.So therefore it bounced.
I called and was called a liar and a lot of other things, so they will no longer be able to get any money form my acct as I have stopped it. I will pay by check. The manager told me I was refusing to pay. No I am not.I will send a check to them. Thats not refusing to pay.
Thank you for your time
Joyce Babcock
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
and you need to close your account. cos you will pay by check and they will attempt to debit for sure. or send them a CMRRR instructing them authority to debit your account is forthwith rescinded and payments will be made by check only. then keep that letter and copies of those cashed checks for life. chances are your debt will be re-sold and a new collection attempt will be hoisted on you.
go to debtorboards.com forum those guys can help you a lot with this. it's a ripe lawsuit that can put some money back in your pocket.
Illegal Collection Threats
Not only can a collection agency not seize your disability, debt collectors cannot threaten to take your disability in an effort to frighten you into making payments you cannot afford. Threatening to take action that a collector cannot legally take is prohibited under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, which regulates debt recovery procedures. Threatening to seize your disability is a violation of the FDCPA's consumer protection provisions, and you can file a lawsuit against any private collection agency that participates in this practice.
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harassment
Norhland Group 3 months ago sent a Sheriff's Officer to my home and served me a warant to appear in court as they were suing me for the balance on this account. I have NEVER received a warrant in my lifetime! I showed up in court and was very disappointed to learn no one from this company was there! The judge told me since no one appeared, I didn't have to do anything. I called Northland and told them based on what the Judge said I was not going to pay. I had been sending $100 a month, but stopped. In the meantime we had to buy a new car and the car payments are $300 a month and the last person who called me was told I had no money to pay.
Eileen Rzecinski, 156 Village Sq Dr., Marietta, PA 17547
disputes
I recently had fraudulent activity on my card for 376.00 I quickly called Capital One to have it disputed. I then received a letter that the charge had been put back on my card. 2 weeks later I receive another letter stating that they are taking the money back now because they were unsuccessful disputing the charge. I called capital one again and they assured me that if I faxed in the necessary paper work that the balance would remain on my card. 2 more weeks go by and I receive the same letter that the dispute was unsuccessful, I called them again today and they had said that I waited to long to dispute the charge, which was within the 3 month limit and they had already givin me my money back! Please HELP!
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
dispute settlement fraud
Capital One will send your disputes to the proper department but even if you never signed any agreement for the service in question, they will deny the claim. Be VERY careful what you purchase with Capital One cards. So if someone finds your card number, they can make charges to your card and Capital One will expect you to pay for them.
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
frozen credit card
pplied for a Capital One card. I was approved and received the card. The card was activated and I had a number of charges. Then without warning, they froze my credit card. When I called them they said that they needed additional information by Canadian Gov't law to ensure that I am who I say I am. Thats fine but the credit card should not have been issued until they received this additional information. The credit card was useless for at least 4 weeks until the information came n the mail. Then I spent another two weeks asking how Capital One was going to make me a happy customer. Finally I cancelled the account. CAp One was going to offer me a $50 credit if I opened up a new credit card account with them. That is low. After weeks of not getting an answer, this is the best they can do. Switched over to TD Canada rust VISA and I am totally satisfied. They went out of their way to ensure I received my card.
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
late charges during near death illness
After months of my relative unable to read or pay bills and placed in a nursing home due to a life threatening illness. I contacted these ### in March 2011 with a letter notifying them of the circumstances for non-payment. No response from them at all! My relative out of the hospital, rehab and then a nursing home contacts their customer service only a few weeks later after recieving a threatening letterJuly 2011 from CAPITAL ONE.
In the discussion reinterrated the conditions for non-payment and inquired as to a possible forgiveness for the added on late charges and fees while she was dying with this illness. They "CLIFFORD" refused to work with her other than demanding payment and continued throwing at the relative "CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT". Evedently they don't give a RAT's [censored] whether you live or die because they will screw you into your grave. I would not get involved withg these dung eating imbreads! Remember them when the economy levels out if it ever does because of these trashy people handing out credit cards like it was monopoly money. I find it uncanny how many trailer trash have been forgiven by these same people who's intent was to not pay them back yet someone with a ligetimate illness is screwed over by them. I BELIEVE IN A BOYCOTT (an act of voluntarily abstaining from using, buying, or dealing with a person or organization) of ### in business with no ethics of doing the right thing.
unfair practices
As of May 1, 2011 I had a zero balance with Capital One, this was my small business credit card so it was rarely used. By mid-May I needed to do some upgrades and small investments so I made several purchases and apparently went $100 over my limit. By the next week (bear in mind, this was a week after the purchases were made, no payment was due and I wasn't even close to receiving the first statement in months) I was receiving non-stop phone calls about Capital One collecting on a debt while I was at work. How is this a debt? Have I not yet paid or do you somehow foresee that I will not pay in the future? Why don't you simply send me the statement in a month (it's just normal practices) and then see what happens? Try it, it may work. This is the most unethical practice I have ever encountered. Of all the thousands of "collectors" that have called me continuously, I have spoken to four of them and asked them to "make it make sense" and no one could with the exception of one who stated that she had no idea why Capital One was harassing me and she would stop the phone calls. The phone calls did stop for about two weeks, which I was truly grateful. Capital One maintains that they are calling to collect the over the limit fee, but was it not Capital One that allowed this payment to go through in the first place WITH the addition of an over the limit fee? So what is the point of the harassing phone calls? I have since tried to cancel my card with them, to no avail. The next time I call I have decided that if they want to take the time to harass me, I will do the same! I will just as mean and ugly as they have been. Although I don't condone such immaturity, there is such great satisfaction for me! Thanks for listening.
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
your credit score's gonna be looking good.
"I made several purchases and apparently went $100 over my limit."
"but was it not Capital One that allowed this payment to go through in the first place WITH the addition of an over the limit fee?"
No. They gave you a credit card with a fixed limit. It was YOU who went over the limit and thought it was no big deal.
Your complaint has no merit and rates right up there with someone purposely late paying their car loan and then complaining that the Collections Agency had the nerve to repo the vehicle back.
keeping money for interest
My concern is Orchard Bank debits my bank account and then I have to call them to get the amount applied to my account. On the 23rd of April 2009, the bank received a check from me in the amount of $160 that they have not applied to my aaccount, as of May 7, 2009. The bank said that it may take 15 to 30 days to get this posted to my account, remember this is May 7, 2009 approximately 18 days later. This is not the first time this has happened to me. It seems to me that the bank may be using customers funds to boost their bank balance and increase their earnings using customers money. If this were to be the case this would violate both federal and state banking laws. It most certainly would paint a better picture of the banks financial situation if this were to be the case. Customers should be compensated for the payments that have not been posted to their accounts in a timely manner. Why should the bank be allowed to treat customers in this manner. This situation needs to investigated by the proper authorities.
My concern is Orchard Bank debits my bank account and then I have to call them to get the amount applied to my account. On the 23rd of April 2009, the bank received a check from me in the amount of $160 that they have not applied to my aaccount, as of May 7, 2009. The bank said that it may take 15 to 30 days to get this posted to my account, remember this is May 7, 2009 approximately 18 days later. This is not the first time this has happened to me. It seems to me that the bank may be using customers funds to boost their bank balance and increase their earnings using customers money. If this were to be the case this would violate both federal and state banking laws. It most certainly would paint a better picture of the banks financial situation if this were to be the case. Customers should be compensated for the payments that have not been posted to their accounts in a timely manner. Why should the bank be allowed to treat customers in this manner. This situation needs to investigated by the proper authorities.
harrassing phone calls
Harrassing calls twice daily' Monday-Friday for now months. A 800 number w/ a recording stating "it's my last chance to avoid legal action", and to call Mark Dickerson, at [protected] and enter his mgr code: 2710277. Mark is never at his desk, nor does he return my calls. His recording states you have reached the legal dept. at Capital One; and to leave a message, or for immediate help, call mgr. code 2710283 . I am not a Capital One customer nor have I ever been. This call originates in Virgina and is computer generated everyday 11:35 am and 5:40pm.
disregard my spelling.. (above). I was typing and raging at the same time.
I have a mortgage with Capital One. I have never been late on a payment (ever). However, I get collection calls every month if the mortgage payment isnet received by them on the 1st of the month. I have a 15 day grace period to pay it and always pay it on time. They call my office, my cell nad my house everyday demanding payment. What is this all about?
hardship
Since last May we have had a very hard time financially due to medical issues. The bills are still coming in and we are overwhelmed. I have since then been in their hardship plan. However, there are suppose to be other ways to be able to pay down your debt, without just the waiver of the late fee, that is all they offer to me. I want to get my bill paid off without being turned over to collection agency, I deal enough already with them on my medical bills, but they won't work me on the other offers they do offer. I've heard that they can reduce your balance owed and other issues, but I only get told I qualify just for this waiver, which isn't much. I'll never get this bill paid and it is really making me upset, because I have to many other bills to deal with than making arrangements of what I can afford to pay which isn't much, and getting a waiver of late fee. Please help me.
refusal to reaffirm by loan
Hi, I want to also voice my issues with Capital One Auto -- they are horrible and I cannot stress enough to other consumers never to sign an auto loan with this organization as you will find yourself having the biggest nightmare of your life!
I took out a car loan with them in July, 2008 when I purchased my car from CarMax in Pompano Beach, FL. I have made each and every car payment before due in full and have my bank records to prove it. About two years after taking out my car loan with Capital One Auto, I lost my high paying job and had to file Chapter 7 bankruptcy. However, I reaffirmed my Capital One Loan (excluded it from the bankruptcy proceedings) and my bankruptcy was discharged as such.
Since the inception of my bankruptcy proceedings, I was in contact with Capital One Auto letting them know that I was not including my car loan in the bankruptcy and continued to make each payment on time, in full. To date, I continue to make every payment on time, in full.
Capital One Auto refuses, both verbally and in writing, to acknowledge and accept my reaffirmation and has instead reported to all three credit bureaus that my car loan with them was discharged due to bankruptcy and account closed. I have even enlisted the services of an attorney who sent them a very detailed account of every payment made on time, copy of my statement of reaffirmation, and communicating the negative damage they are inflicting on my credit reports because of this incorrect reporting on their part.
They never responded to my attorney's letter. When I send them a letter, and believe me I have sent many of them, I receive a form letter back from them, basically denying any wrongdoing and confirming that my loan is at a $0 balance and discharged at time of bankruptcy. I have included copy after copy of the Statement of Intent with each letter and they still maintain the position that "I have not reaffirmed my loan with Capital One Auto".
The definition of reaffirm, is to acknowledge the allegiance to a country, obligation, etc. which I have done repeatedly.
I also registered a BBB complaint with the Richmond VA and to date, their representatives continue to assert that I have never reaffirmed my loan!
My attorney has advised that my only option is to file a civil case and that could cost thousands of dollars!
To top it off, I receive monthly account statements showing the remaining balance on my car loan from them, showing last payment made (on time!) and next payment due and the amount. The principal continues to decrease with each new statement.
I also sent them a letter telling them that I would like to surrender the car to them if they will not correct their reporting of my loan to the credit bureaus. They do not even respond to these letters!
So, at this point I am between a rock and a hard place. This company will not acknowledge, nor correctly report my loan to the credit bureaus, and I can't help but wonder if I send in the remaining amount due, just to get rid of this headache, whether they will send me the car title, or just take the car back!
Please do yourself a favor, and never sign for an auto loan with Capital One Auto -- it will be the biggest headache of your life!
Best Regards,
South Florida Consumer
Peppy,
Your post was very informative. I do have just a couple of questions, given my particular situation.
1. Since I filed my Chapter 7 without an attorney, but did have the Statement of Affirmation included as filed at the time of discharge, did the court now have to ensure that this Statement of Intention was signed by the finance company before approving the discharge?
2. If I stop making payments, and Capital 1 repossesses the car, can they add any adverse information to my credit reports, such as repro, etc.?
Thanks in advance!
my main complaint is that they won't work with you when trying to catch up on payments.many calls to tell me they are going to come and repo my car. I'm self-employed and i am also a diabetic so sometimes i'm sick and can't work.I told them I would send some over the reg. payment but they said okay but the past due is still due.when we are trying to make up payments why can' they help.
I am in the very beginning stages of a chapter 7. For the first time in my life I have lost control of my fiances, and this is a last resort to gain some ground again. I was reading some of the other statements about re-affirmations, and was wondering id anyone could give me some facts (NOT opinions) about Capital 1 reaffirmation loans. The Bk was and is more than I thought. I was eligible for a 1 month deferment on my Auto loan, so I took advantage i order to come up with part of the lawyers fee to get things rolling. I guess my question is will this hurt my chances? Has anyone gotten the approval form Capital 1 EVEN THOUGH the payment at the time was deferred to the end of the loan?
The statement of intent is just you informing your creditors of what you want to do. What needed to be filed is a reaffirmation agreement. Unfortunately, creditors may not contact anyone involved in an active bankruptcy without the consent of the debtor's atty. With you not having an atty, there was no way to get you the reaff agreement without you calling and requesting it. The court does not care if you reaffirm debts or not. They can't force a creditor to reaffirm any debt. Also since your loan was not reaffirmed, if you surrender the vehicle back to Capital 1, they can not report anything more than discharged in ch 7 bk and repossessed. The repossession part on the cbr alerts other creditors that you no longer have this bill. Capital One can not pursue you for any deficiency balances or fees. Hope this helps.
HI. I understand that your statement of intent is to reaffirm, however that intent has to be followed up by an action. In order to properly reaffirm a debt in bankruptcy, a reaffirmation agreement has to be signed by the finance company, debtor and debtor's atty. The reaffirmation agreement is then filed with court prior to discharge, and the court decides (in some districts) if this a viable debt for you yo re-obligate yourself to. If the court does not object to your reaffirmation agreement, then your debt is then removed from the bankruptcy process. The problem is that atty's do not fully understand this concept, explain this correctly, or they choose not to sign the reaff agreement because they are signing that they agree that you can afford this debt. Most atty's do not want to attest to that. (Many atty's that handle bks are not bk attys and only know very basic bk law) How do I know this. I work in bankruptcy, specifically dealing with auto loans. The only way for the finance companies to protect their interest, is this reaffirmation agreement. Without it, the debtor can simply state "this was included in my bk" when they no longer desire to make the payments. (yes, this has happened). As far as continuing payments, as long as you continue to make the payments, you can continue to drive the vehicle, but it is still part of your bk. You are making voluntary payments. At anytime you can decide to return the collateral without owing any deficiency balances. If you pay the account in full, you should still receive the title, but it will not update on your credit. Bk accounts can't report credit. I hope this helps. I do not work for Capital One.
fraud
COAF refused to send Title to my new state of residence, said they lost it, so eventually I lost the car because it wasn't registered, got towed, then repossessed by COAF, who sold it at auction for much more than they reported to me when they demanded nearly $25, 000 in deficiency balance. I think they do this to a lot of people, actually, after they've already written off a big amount in bad debt, then make a bundle on it at auction (Manheim) and force consumers to pay much more than they should have to to restore their credit. I have a lawsuit against them in federal court, them and Geico, which company, in cahoots with COAF, canceled my policy without notice. I think COAF also collected from Geico for the car (it was stolen and damaged in the midst of all this).
Teamed up with Geico to steal my car. Geico canceled me without notice, then COAF refused to send title to my new state of residence. Sued. Lost. Whistle blowers in El Paso sent me documents showing that the car was sold with a phony title and not really sold at all, just stockpiled like a stolen car and sold later after a small amount had been deducted from my deficiency balance. Actually, I believe, and the evidence shows, that Geico paid COAF under the table for my car after it was legitimately stolen, then made it disappear with phony titles, false pick up sites, etc. I think this is what they do with the repos. Couldn't get my evidence in at trial, but the Defendants got all kinds of lies introduced as evidence. You can't beat them I guess. They also stole my U.S. Mail and invaded my email account, and the judge wouldn't let me send out a subpoena that would have proven the latter. Car thieves is what they are, aided and abetted by Manheim Auction and the State of Texas. They will repo your car at the slightest provocation because they can triple their money this way. Beware.
Tell your attorney to check out my case in the United States District Court for the District of New Mexico, No. 10-638 RHS/WDS, and tell him or her that I said that if they don't grab this one fast on contingency, they will be kicking themselves for the rest of their short career. My email is rilke1872@yahoo.com
I think it might be something called a mass action suit. If you get a lawyer, let me know, because I have questions about subpoenas he or she might be able to answer.
Or perhaps there is a way you could join my suit to make it a class action. I'm sure this scam I've uncovered is being perpetrated against many unfortunate consumers. I'm demanding in addition to damages an audit of Capital One and Manheim auction so that people can be reimbursed, but a class action might do the same thing.
Go for it. There are clearly many others like us who have been scammed by this so-called company. I now have testimony, and will soon have documentation if the federal judge approves my sending subpoenas out of state, that they took my repossessed car and sold it at auction in what looks like at least a triple behind-the-scenes deal to make plenty then told me they made practically nothing, using the first fraudulent sale of $2, 600 on a car they say I still owe them nearly $25, 000 on. All this only because they refused to send the Title to my new state of residence. Yes, by all means, get a lawyer and initiate a class action suit. Your lawyer can look up my case in NM federal court: Nancy Lewis v. Capital One and Geico. Let me know if I can help in any way. What did they do to you anyway?
No, COAF allegedly lost the Title and didn't send it to New Mexico as the State requested, having me turn in my South Carolina plates and get temporary for 30 days. I went to the DMV and they said that unless SC was a state that allowed a vehicle owner to apply for a lost title, COAF would have to. SC was not one of those states, so advised COAF of that and they did nothing. Wouldn't even respond. Not fixable without COAF's cooperation, but since fraud was involved in my getting the loan in the first place and I wasn't really the rich ### I was fraudulently portrayed as being, they decided to just dump me this way, repo the car and make more on it that way anyway.
Bad faith and unfair dealing.
Nope. I'm about to win a big lawsuit against both companies in federal court.
Here is the issue. A statement of intent is just that- a statement of what you intend to do. There is an action that needs to follow. That action is a reaffirmation agreement. When the Bankruptcy laws changed, it gave 2 options, reaffirm (keep out of the bk), surrender, or redeem (essentially refi). If you do not have the reaffirmation agreement signed by the customer and creditor and filed with the court, your car or whatever is part of the debts discharged in the bankruptcy. You are essentially making voluntary payments to get a title. It will not build your credit. A lot of people are mislead by this fact. I work in this industry and answer this particular question daily.
My story is Jan 2011, I was home from work, just relaxing when a tow truck came and took my car. The driver told me that I hadn't made a payment since Sept 2010. Which was a lie, I have bank statements showing otherwise and the money was taken out of my account. My attorney sent them a letter with copies of the statements, never heard back. I now have to sue them. They never notified me about the payments, or even gave me the option to pay the car off. After they stold my car every time that I called I got a different person with a different response, it was terrible.
Well, to say the least I have tried to work things out with Capital One Auto for approximately one year now.
I purchased a used vehicle from Car Max and the auto loan that was offered by them was Capital One Auto. This occurred in July, 2009. Approximately, a year or so later, I lost my high paying job and had no choice but to change my Chapter 13 to a Chapter 7 cause I could no longer continue to make my monthly repayment.
When I drew up the Chapter 7 bankruptcy, I completed a Statement of Intention, indicating my intent not to include my auto loan in the bankruptcy. When my bankruptcy was discharged, it was approved with the car loan, not included in the debts forgiven via the Statement of Intention.
I had called Capital One prior to the discharge and advised them that my loan was not going to be included in the bankruptcy, etc. I also provided them with a copy of the statement of intent.
They reported to the major credit bureaus that my bankruptcy discharged the auto loan debt and that the loan was closed; and that my payments were not current.
I have made every payment since July, 2009 on time for the full amount and have the bank records to prove it. I sent a copy of this payment record, Statement of Intent, plus my original loan paperwork (as they also listed a co-signer on my credit reports -- which was not true), but they continued with their denial of the facts. Also, since the inception of my loan, I receive each month a statement of account from them showing my remaining balance, the payment that was received, and the next due date and payment amount.
In January of this year, I had our company attorney get involved and send all major credit bureaus plus Capital One an extensive letter with all the documentation. The credit bureaus all deleted the Capital One Loan information off of my credit report. However, Capital One never responded to my attorney's letter.
My attorney advised that the next step was to file a civil law suit against them; unfortunately, since he estimated the cost would be more than what I could afford, I could not pursue further.
I've written letters, called them, etc. and they refuse to correct their report to the credit bureaus. My intent is to get rid of the car, pay off the loan, and get a different car -- but I can't do so if I can't prove to other lenders that I have had a car loan for the last two years that I have always paid on time.
Needless to say, they lack any business ethics and care whatsoever about their customers. I am desperate to resolve this issue but don't know what to do next to resolve this.
Is there perhaps a attorney that would be willing to help all of us that have been abused by Capital One Auto?
I would love to start a class action lawsuit against capital one auto -- are other defrauded consumers of Capital One Auto willing to join my effort to stop them from their unfair business practices at defrauding other consumers like us?
Burned S FL Consumer
bad customer service
The only, only reason to have a Capital One credit card is that they do not charge foreign exchange fees. Otherwise, their card is nothing and customer service even worse. I just came back from Italy and found out that my hotel in Florence had placed an unauthorized charge on the bill after I had checked out with a zero balance. The hotel claimed to know nothing about the charge (therefore, there was nothing to remove), so I asked Cap One to do a chargeback. I had to submit documents 3 times! They asked for the credit card receipt (doh! Why would a receipt be generated for a fraudulent charge?) and said they would close out the inquiry if I didn't provide it! What a JOKE! Did these guys graduate from the third grade?
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
chasing justice
continual calling, even thought I explained the situation to them. That I was now going through a Credit Bureau. That because they closed the doors to where I work, and I knew I couldn't afford my bills, I took the only avenue open to me, and that was going to a Credit Council Bureau. They said they did not recognize them (upon their next phone call), which I later found out to be false. They called 4 more times. Thrice more I explained. Then I told them I was through an agency, and hung up on them. I called the Credit Bureau I was dealing with. I explained again to the next caller the letter had been sent out. They said I could expect calls daily, as they didn't recognize the Credit Bureau. They continue to call, I hang up.
Hello,
Ask the credit bureau your dealing with to send you a cease and desist letter so that you can sign and then send over to capital one or the collection agency that is now calling. That should stop the calls for a bit at least.
terrible service
My bank used to be to North Fork Bank and before that was Greenpoint Savings Bank, now it is Capital One. Service in my bank used to be great, they catered to the neighborhood, but now everything has changed. They upgrade the banks look, but downgraded customer service. They completely change most of the employees. They do not have have a full time branch manager or he is just never there. They are looking to get you with every $35.00 service fee, they can possible get you for and if you call up to complain, they say that this is our policy, if you do not like it, do not bank with us. Greed is Good
Tony
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
Capital One Bank credit card division is imo a borderline predatory company, so I have little doubt that any brick and morter bank of the same name will be much better.
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Overall, Capital One is a trusted and reliable financial services provider that offers a wide range of products and services to meet the needs of consumers, small businesses, and commercial clients. With its focus on simplicity, transparency, and innovation, Capital One is well-positioned to continue to grow and succeed in the years ahead.
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