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Reviewed March 12, 2018
Two years ago I disputed transactions made on my account. My dispute was denied. When I called in to see why a representative told me that it should have been approved due to my account being a part of the password reset 2016 she told me to tell the security agent she was transferring me to. Well that explained why I had to reset my password for 3 months straight and I was never informed ahead of time. Also if you plan to overdraw your account and you intentionally do 5 small transactions and then a week later do one large transaction Capital One will process your transactions out of order to charge you 4 overdraft fees instead of one. Or will deny one large transaction but will allow you to make 4 small ones.
They told me three weeks ago they were closing my account due to me abusing my banking privileges. They waited until my disability went into account and now they are charging me a $20 to expedite the check yet they still haven't sent it and me and my three kids are now evicted due to not being able to pay my rent because they refuse to release my money to me. DO NOT BANK WITH THEM AT ALL. THEY WILL STEAL YOUR MONEY.
Reviewed March 10, 2018
Capital One spends millions of dollars to lure customers in and then doesn't take care of them. United Airlines put on 2 charges of $700.00 each on my card that I did not know about, I was not informed of the charges and I did not authorize them. I charge over $100,000 per year on my Capital One card and I have a $50,000 credit line on the card and I verified that I had not authorized the charge and Capital One still charged me. I disputed it and gave Capital One all of the information and they still let United Airlines charged me. I have now cut up my business and personal cards with Capital One and I am now switching to a Chase card.
Reviewed March 9, 2018
Had a Capital One Credit card for many years. Always have some balance in the card. I used it a lot! I paid off my balance. Changed my password and moved one time. They (Capital One credit card service) put a restriction on my card without notifying me of any restriction. How embarrassing if I was going to use the card in public and would be declined. I called customer service and always get a strong accents rep. That individual did nothing for me so asked for a supervisor. Another very strong accent. Why? Anyway, they tell me that my card was restricted because I updated my address and changed my password and I needed to go to a bank to verify my identity. If not send copies of license, social security card, utility bill, etc.
Ok so I moved one time in several years update my password one time and paid my balance and now for the first time in being harassed with all this garbage of identity. Never had I have any issues with this card or others but as soon as there is no balance they harass me. I request to close the account and guess what!! They did that immediately without any verification!! Why? Need to verify to use the card but don't need to verify to close the account. It's like they did not even care! So I went through and closed the account.
There are many other legit bank credit cards that are far superior to Capital One credit card services. They are mean, rude and very broken English. They do not take care of their long term customers and had no care in the world that I closed my account. I would not ever recommend Capital One credit card services to anyone! Ever! Too many other options. What happened to good customer service where they are respectful and care about their customers??
Reviewed March 8, 2018
Miserable customer service. Tried to get online banking to set up business online today. Their instructions on their site very clearly say "or put in account number"...didn't work. Tried calling. 3 hours on hold various numbers... called my local branch who directed me to the same damn number. NOT THEIR DEPT. 3 hours later I decided to try and activate the new debit card they gave me. Called the number automated voice says PIN number and account don't match... transferred to person... explain. She tells me the online banking "oh, it says put account number but that won't work, you have to use social security number."
EXCUSE ME. WHAT THE FREAK DOES IT SAY PUT IN ACCOUNT NUMBER. 3 PLUS HOURS. Next... she tries to activate my card. "Oh, you'll have to go into the branch for the pin... but I HAVE A PIN I PUT IN at that very branch." She then proceeds to DEACTIVATE THE CARD THAT I HAVE AND ACTIVATE THE NEW ONE WHICH I CAN'T USE WITHOUT THE PIN. So now... have no way to pay for my parking tonight since I cannot get cash thanks to this freaking stupid bank.
Reviewed March 8, 2018
This week my accounts at Capital One were close with no prior warning or reason. I called customer service and they couldn't give me any clarification. I assume the reason was due to inactivity on the accounts, but if that is the case I would have appreciated a warning. I had been a customer about 7 years and I had a sizeable amount in the savings account. I would never recommend this bank to anyone. Horrible practice and clueless customer service.
Reviewed March 7, 2018
Capital One froze my deposit accounts for over 2 months without even informing me citing suspicious activity. While I respect them taking due diligence to prevent fraud, I would expect them to inform the customer before making that stupid decision. In addition, once they verified the suspicious transaction, I was told my account would be closed and I would be getting my money via check. Obviously, I suspect racial profiling and feel bad that at this age and time big organisations like Capital One would act in such disgusting manner. I sure would never do business with them anymore. Potential customers RUN AWAY from this bank. They are a mess. Note: My accounts were frozen for just a $2000 Walmart to Walmart transfer I made to my friend in PA.
Reviewed March 7, 2018
Last Thursday I applied for a credit card via the recommendation of Credit Karma. WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EXPERIENCE EVER. Thursday after applying online I received a link to take a photo of my ID. It kept saying it didn't recognize it. I gave up. Friday, I got a call from a rep and I explained what happened on Thursday. He sent another link. Tried it with him several times. Said he received it and would try to manually upload but wasn't able to. Before advising me on other options he says, "I'll deny this application due to lack of documentation". Here's the kicker, he then tells me I can reapply and to fax my documents. WTF!!!
I'm like so you deny the application which gets reported to the credit bureau and now you're telling me to reapply and fax the documents. I asked, "Why wouldn't you make that suggestion before denying the application?" I asked, "Why wouldn't you say well since the link doesn't work, fax the documentation and then we'll process the application." Now is it just me or is that the most asinine thing to do? I mean seriously, I have a hard inquiry and denial on my credit because a Capital One representative was too stupid to think of giving me the option to fax the documents and then process the application... and you think I would want to still do business with you? I sent an email to the following **.
I got an email back from an email with the name of Capital One Web Information. Which by the way, was a uniformed generated email. Whether that went to a person or not I just replied I'm not interested in any further dealings with your company. Which in my opinion adds insult to injury because even if I'm not a customer, a company that's interested in gaining more customers rather than word of mouth bad reviews would reach out to that person via phone and not via email. Big companies forget that more than 90% of people won't complain but will tell about 20 people about their bad experience with the company.
Now with social media, well that negative experience gets shared with even more people. All I know is, I will NEVER deal with Capital One ever again and anyone who mentions them I would strongly advise against. Because if my experience shows the competence and intelligence of their reps (which we as customers will be mainly dealing with), then I'd really hate to see what happens if there is a problem with your account.
Reviewed March 7, 2018
There are many credit cards, but Capital One is known for no foreign transaction fee and that's why we got the card in the first place, to use it on our trips. Called the company before the trip abroad, were assured that it would be ok because the card had a chip. Get to the foreign country and the card gets declined every time. So we call Capital One and they tell us they can't unblock the card because they are protecting us. Seriously!
After much deliberation on the phone, they unblock the card. We had to make an emergency medical purchase, which was quite large, but way in line with the credit limit. Try to use the card - blocked again. Call again (at least good thing we had wifi calling) - they are still protecting us from fraud and would not unblock the card. After 20 minutes on the phone, still can't use the card and now it's blocked for both small and large purchases - supposedly for our protection. What's the point of using the stupid card if you don't have access to your money when traveling? Canceling the card, withdrawing funds from our accounts and looking for a new credit card with no foreign transaction fee.
Reviewed March 6, 2018
Hello my name is Alfreda **. I've been with Capital One since November of 2011. I have always made my payments on time and I'm in good standing with Capital One. My credit limit is $1,500. It took seven years to get there. In 2017 Capital One offered me $35,000 to buy a car from Kia or Hyundai. These were my only choices so I passed. I didn't think Capital One should choose my car. In March of 2018 I want to go to Ashley furniture store and buy me a bedroom set. I saved up $4,000 and I was $3,000 short so I ask Capital One for increase on my Capital One credit card. They told me No. Come November of 2018 I will be with Capital One for 8 years and I have never asked them for increased in all this time. So much for loyalty.
Capital One would rather loan me $35,000 for a car I don't want before increase my credit card limit to $3,000 for a bedroom set. I guess they feel like I should just keep sleeping on the floor. Now that my credit card is paid off I will never use this credit card again or would I recommend Capital One to anyone. I feel like Capital One is being bias in this situation. If I'm in such good standing and a loyal customer why couldn't you give me a $3,000 increase on my credit card. I know a lot of people who have unlimited credit line with Capital One and they file bankruptcy???⭐
Reviewed March 6, 2018
Being proactive, I called Capital One today to notify their company of a family holiday to CUBA. Their response is it cannot be used. The response is because the parent company is a US Company and we are unable to utilize our credit card. Their advice is to take out extra cash. Ironically. I called my emergency credit card company who is also US based notified me that the card can be used. The reason is because they operate in Canada. They cannot restrict access to CUBA and US Government does not govern travel for Canadians. Anyways, just another hurdle. So for anyone planning a trip to CUBA go to another credit card company.
Reviewed March 4, 2018
They give you credit, and you use it and before you even make to your first statement you are restricted because of fraud that isn't. In the first week anything I tried to purchase with this card was declined for fraud, had to call like 3 or 4 different times to unblock - You can trust or rely on its availability, thank God was not on a vacation away from home. Lastly I had car repaired and was going to pay with my card, it was declined. The charge was well below not even a third - so in other words I had plenty of available credit - so I call again this time they say it's restricted. I have to send in ID and bill of bank statement and social security card copy front and back.
I wish they had alerted me but they did not just left me hanging. Second time trying them, there will not be a third. And their customer service and foreign fraud department are cold. At first was really upset and disappointed but wanted to channel that in a way to help others of their shenanigans. What's in your wallet, burning like a bad flame? Capital One? Do NOT rely on them for trips/vacations, they will without notice leave you in a bind that could have you facing jail because you were expecting to use your Capital One card for a service to only find out it's restricted - after the service has been rendered to you.
Reviewed March 4, 2018
We have been Capital One customers for over ten years. We have both personal and business accounts. We always keep very positive balances in all accounts. We had personal and Spark Business credit cards. We always paid balance due monthly. Recently applied for Savor Card. Sent me card with $10,000 limit. Capital One put restriction on new card, for proof of my ID. I sent driver's license, SS card and passport. They indicated 72 hour waiting period to remove restriction.
We had a CC declined for $16.00, which had a $20,000 limit, with current balance of $2,700, which has since been paid. When I called the bank about the decline, they said all my cards were on fraud alert, due to the Savor Card restriction. After several calls to the bank, I ask them to just cancel the Savor Card, as I have plenty other cards. This was after my several contacts with customer service, over the past week. I was informed that they would just cancel all my Credit Cards. I agreed, as I was tired of being jacked around. Yes, just an account number, with zero effort for customer retention. My checking accounts will be closed soon, and so long CAPITAL ONE!!
Reviewed March 2, 2018
Today is March 2nd, 2018. I have been trying to log in all day to my account to make a payment on this credit card and have been getting messages that they are "down". I'm not sure how long this company has been "down", but not having the ability to make my payment for the last 10 hours is not acceptable. I am wondering just how much money the company makes in one day on interest off all the customers that were not able to make their payment due to their issue.
Reviewed March 2, 2018
They also have moved on from their own, fully functioning P2P system and started using Zelle. Because Zelle would like to send verification codes it will have a meltdown if you are using a family plan and your billing addresses don't match making it completely impossible for me to use the system. I used to tell everyone how amazing they were but at this point I can't wait to leave them.
Reviewed March 1, 2018
After getting my credit score up through careful use of my credit cards and loans, I asked for an increase to the paltry $700 limit they allowed me as a teen. I understand why the limit was low back then, but I'm 30 now and my credit score is usually between 780 and 820. They denied my request to increase the limit. My other cards allow me limits between 5k and 10k and I keep the balance on them below 10% to optimize my credit score but I couldn't even buy groceries with a limit of only $70 to keep it under 10% usage. So I had planned on waiting a few months and asking again when my score was better, but they closed my account this month with no warning.
I lost a credit card with a 10 year history because they wouldn't increase my limit to a usable amount without taking negative hits to my credit score. And they wouldn't increase the limit because I didn't use it enough. I hated them as a teen because they would hit me with nickel and dime fees constantly and the only reason I kept them this long was for the credit history boost. But when I called them they informed me that once an account is closed it cannot be reactivated. In a small part I'm glad to be rid of them, but I'm also angry that my credit score took a bump down because of their stupidity. Hassle free? They're the biggest hassle of any creditor I've ever had to deal with!
Reviewed March 1, 2018
Whatever you do DON'T get a Capital One credit card!!! If you have any issues with fraud, they will not protect you, but will protect the company that took your money! Also, their computerized answering system is the most frustrating experience you will have. It is AWFUL. They do everything they can to avoid talking with their customers. Stay far, far away from Capital One. They are the worst financial company I have ever had the displeasure to deal with.
Reviewed March 1, 2018
If I could give Capital One 0 stars, I would. They have no regard for their customers whatsoever or care about customer satisfaction or retention. Called Capital One today to ask if they could reverse a $25 late fee as a courtesy since my husband and I were on vacation. My husband and I have 5 Capital One credit cards between us and are always on time with our payments, however, the agent refused to honor my request and so did her supervisor who informed me they no longer have the ability to do that. As a result I closed out my accounts with them, screw them! American Express is #1!!!!
Reviewed March 1, 2018
Thank you Capital One for your effort in understanding that different people have different situations. Capital One took a chance with me despite my credit history when no other company would. You have waited with patience and consideration as my circumstances changed and I couldn't fulfill my part of our arrangement. I will, I would, and I do, recommend People to talk with an agent at Capital One for All your financial needs, before you go anywhere else. This Bank really gets it. I haven't seen this kind of service since I was a young girl, watching my Mother open lines of credit in stores, wow. I wish you all the success you offer to your clients, Capital One, you are Standing Tall in my eyes. Thank you.
Reviewed Feb. 28, 2018
I am not allowed to view my transactions online because I did not set up our Visa account. Only the one who set up the account may go online for their Visa account. My name is on the card; I am an authorized user; I pay the bills and earn the money. I went to the Chat forum and was told to get my husband, the account holder. This is from the stone age! I will definitely terminate my Visa with Capital One since I cannot view my bill!!! Ridiculous.
Reviewed Feb. 27, 2018
I am not at liberty to provide any details, but I can attest vehemently to the fact that Capital One has the most archaic, poorly-conceived, stupidity-driven set of processes in the collective History of the World, for any organization of any type. They have taken collective, aggressive ignorance to an art form. ATT and Comcast can only dream of being this corporately inept. If you have any Capital One services, cancel them. If anyone you know has Capital One services, tell them to cancel them.
Reviewed Feb. 27, 2018
I have a cc with a credit limit of $3.000.00 and I made a payment of $1998.38 on time and the money was electronically withdrawn from my account on the due date. I've been on the phone with my bank which gave me a confirmation number that I gave Nick ** (specialist manager) through an online chat setup. Nick claims there is no evidence of the payment that I made on their website and they took from my bank. They added a late fee and keep sending me notices to make payment. I paid on time. They took my money on the due date. Their website states that all payments made on their site will be posted same day or the next except Sundays. I had one manager lie to me about that. He told me payments take 3-5 days to post. I called him on his lie. Is the culture at Capital One customer service? Lie if you have to? This was a manager!
Reviewed Feb. 26, 2018
Never got the card and returning my funds will take almost 2 months! I won't make rent this month, thanks Capital One. I sent $300 security funds to Capital One on February 3. On the same day I received an email stating that an identity verification letter would be sent to me in 7-10 business days. I never received this letter because they somehow had a completely wrong address for me. I contacted CS on FB msg on the 17th and was told to allow up to 14 business days for mailing. On the 25th I'd had enough and called to cancel the account and get my $300 back.
Well apparently it's possible for me to send THEM money electronically in the blink of an eye but it's "impossible" for them to send me that same money back electronically and now I have to wait potentially 10 business days + 3 weeks for this money. I explained the situation and said surely you can make an exception, I'm going to be evicted. She said it was impossible, cheery as you please. DON'T SEND SECURITY FUNDS TO CAPITAL ONE UNLESS YOU ARE NEVER GOING TO NEED THEM AGAIN.
Reviewed Feb. 25, 2018
Beware you fully understand what you're getting into. You will be billed immediately for a $75 annual fee. You will have a very hard time getting anyone on the phone to answer any questions you have about your account. You will not be able to direct pay from your bank account - the free payment option. It will cost you $9.95 per payment to pay using an ATM. You will pay this for each payment. By the time you figure this out you'll have paid late and be charged $35 for late payment fee.
Reviewed Feb. 25, 2018
I would not recommend anyone to get a Capital One credit card. I have had illegal activity going on with my 2 credit card accounts with this bank. They, initially remove the charges, but they always find a reason to put them back on. For the last 12 months a company named TMA has been billing me .99 cents. Okay, that's not much money but sometimes they charge me 5-6 times a day. There are well over $150.00 worth of charges that are removed from my account and then put back on. I told them to call the company. When you look the company up a black screen comes up and states "this site contains spyware." Capital One doesn't care. Who is on the fraud investigators team? What a joke... They don't understand English and I am starting to believe that they take part in this fraudulent activity!!
They are rude, nasty, mean, and stupid. What type of bank investigates a .99 cent charge and then insist that I have been a member, for an entire year, of a club called Travel-Mate America. This is a dating site for elite single travelers who are looking for partners to travel the world with. Oh yea, I am worried about .99 cents while I am in Italy with my mate. This all adds up!! $150.00 from me (in a year) and 100,000 other people is giving someone a decent salary. Most people don't notice .99 cents and it took me months before I saw a pattern (charging me several times in one day). They are a terrible bank and they rip off anyone they can!! Don't bother taking their cards... You will pay for this in the end!!
Reviewed Feb. 24, 2018
Capital One is the worst company ever! I paid my account in full, then combined all accounts to one. I didn't use the card so I'd have it for my daughter's wedding. I went onto my account to set the travel notification and was told it was restricted. I talked to customer service who told me to call, pay the $20 fee assessed to account a month after combining accounts (that I was unaware of), and they'd reinstate the account. I called, spoke to agent who basically told me I was an idiot; spoke to another agent who said I'd have to talk to supervisor and after 20 minutes on hold was disconnected. Called again, supervisor said, "Too bad for you. We refuse to reinstate the account." I've been with this company for over 15 years and this is how I'm treated! I stated I NEVER received a certified letter indicating they were closing account (federal law), they said they sent an email (not an acceptable form of communication in regards to closing a financial account)!
So now I don't have a credit card to use to attend my daughter's wedding! Thanks a lot Capital One for ruining my daughter's wedding and screwing me to the wall over a $20 fee you assessed because I paid the account off in full. I promise you I will do everything in my power to inform people that you are a horrible, dishonest, ruthless company that no one should do business with! Consumers are your customers, who you should treat with respect and help resolve problems not toss them to the side (especially over $20!). YOU ARE HORRIBLE HORRIBLE HORRIBLE HORRIBLE and MEAN-SPIRITED! I hope the government goes after you for fraud! Thanks for NOT helping me!
Reviewed Feb. 24, 2018
Capital One has no regard for its customers. They made an offer to me to suspend my payments for three months due to the 2017 hurricanes. During those three months, they reported missed payments to the credit bureau. I received no calls and absolutely no notifications that they were making these reports. Again, they made this offer to me! I would never have signed up for this "program" if I'd known how dubious and fraudulent Capital One truly is. I would NEVER recommend opening a credit account with Capital One. There are much better credit card companies that actually care about their customers and who will actually provide competent customer service.
Reviewed Feb. 24, 2018
Capital One has horrible customer service, I called today to dispute an interest charge on an account that I had paid off, I was on the phone for 25 minutes and the customer service rep kept saying, "Hold on. I need to speak to my supervisor," He finally gets back on the phone and said his supervisor wants to do a conference call, he said to just explain that I paid my card off in full and would like the $50.50 interest charge removed.
I spoke with a nasty supervisor that said, "Unfortunately we can’t help you remove these charges today," I asked to speak to someone other than her and she said I would need to hang up and call back again, she would not transfer me to anyone else, I said I wanted to close my three accounts, she said, "No problem. I just need to read you a disclosure," no care in the world that they were losing a good customer that has never missed a payment. I would never recommend Capital One, I can take my business elsewhere where I know customer service is a priority.
Reviewed Feb. 23, 2018
They sent me a "pre-approved" notice in the mail. Went to their website to apply, "CONGRATULATIONS! YOU'RE APPROVED!" I got my MasterCard in the mail, called to activate it and BAM! "We need a copy of your Driver's License." "We also need a copy of your Social Security card." "We'll also be needing a copy of a recent utility bill in your name." I jumped thru their hoops, then... "we need you to send us MORE information before we can approve you." (Funny, I thought this was "pre-approved"!) After wasting HOURS of my cell phone minutes dealing with these idiots, I told them to LOSE MY PHONE NUMBER and remove me from your mailing lists.
Then I called their "Limit how we sell you out and market your personal info" only to find that they have 30 DAYS to do whatever they want with all my info, THEN they'll stop selling it to other companies. This is a totally legal SCAM. If you get one of those stupid "pre-approved" notices in the mail, put it where it belongs - IN THE TRASH.
Reviewed Feb. 22, 2018
Capital One is the worst Credit Card company on the market! I made a very large payment to pay off my credit card balance, when Capital One sent out the new statements instead of a zero balance that I was expecting, I get a statement with an interest charge, even though I paid off the account 2 weeks prior. I called and asked if the interest could be written off since I had paid off the card, never missed a payment, always paid more than the amount due and had been a customer for 4 years. I spoke with a supervisor and she said that there was nothing they could do. I owed the interest. I immediately told her to close my account and I would never do business with them again. Beware of this company. They will find any way they can to get extra money from you. When you get their continuous junk mail offers throw them away and don't bother getting yourself involved with Capital One. You will regret the experience!!!
Reviewed Feb. 22, 2018
Capital One Representatives are always polite and helpful. My issue is with unfair business practices that enable Capital One to reap unethical profits. I live on West Coast and payments must be made by 8 pm EST. Reps are available by phone to take payments after their 8 pm cutoff so makes no fair sense that payments can't be made up until end of day my time zone. Deserves class-action lawsuit.
Reviewed Feb. 21, 2018
The new Capital One website simply doesn't work. It will only let me log in occasionally - otherwise it's "sorry, something went wrong". It's been this way for months. What's the point of a credit card company that can't run a website?
Reviewed Feb. 21, 2018
I have had a Capital One card for years. My 360 account links to it. I noticed an issue. Called Capital One. They said, “the problem is you have not activated your new card.” I said, “I did not receive one.” They said, “we will mail you a new one.” The evening it arrived I went to activate it and it said closed. I called Capital One. They said, “we see the record of the call but your card closed the evening it was sent. We can not reopen it per our new system.” I have worked for a financial institution for years and know there is a workaround if they wanted to accommodate me as a customer. They don’t want to. Hence the rating of one star. This is an older card and for credit reasons I would prefer it not be closed. The company is not willing to work with you. I can see if I had been a previously poor customer, but I guess I did not make them enough money in fees or interest for me to remain a customer.
Reviewed Feb. 21, 2018
I placed an order online and thought everything was ok, so when two weeks went by I called the merchant I bought the product from, they informed me that it was canceled due to credit card rejection. So I call Capital One and they say, "you haven't activated your card." I say, "I just used it on Amazon and it went through, my card has an expiration of 3/21." This Indian guy just kept saying, "You need to activate!" So I ask for a supervisor and she's a **, I said, "Cancel the account," she said, "Why?" "Because you denied a charge and never notified me." By the way I have a credit line of 10 thousand with a zero balance. They suck!
Reviewed Feb. 21, 2018
I set my card up to make the minimum payment of $35.00. Apparently my minimum payment changes at their discretion. They tried to go through a long drawn explanation as to why my payment but the bottom line is for no apparent reason my payment changed from 35 to 36.00. They slapped a $40.00 late fee for being $1.00 off on for the first month which led to fees totaling 160 00 because the first fee drove the payment up even more. When I called them they refused to do anything. What really bothers me if there is no reason the minimum payment went up my current balance is only $50.00 less then the balance that drove my minimum payment up and the payment is 35.00. Previous balances with 35.00 payment were higher than the balance that triggered the fee. They buried something in the terms and conditions that allows them to be you.

Reviewed Feb. 21, 2018
Capital One has decided to stop the ING rate renewal program. They supposedly sent out letters last January. I never received that letter. They are now screwing me on my mortgage. Turn and run from Capital One. They are making up the new rates in house. They are not going off the LIBOR like ING bank did. Turn and run from these criminals on all accounts.
Reviewed Feb. 20, 2018
Stay far away... I did a balance transfer from Capital One. They sent the check for the transfer to the wrong address and after 2 months telling me there is nothing else they can do - Really? I've been a customer for years and there's nothing else you can do? Meanwhile, I am out quite a bit of money. Don't use them for anything - especially a balance transfer (that they still keep sending me offers for as well!)
Reviewed Feb. 19, 2018
I was put on hold 6 times at 15 minute intervals calling conclusively today, 1 right after the other??? I don't know how the people got to speak to managers??? The place has had my security deposit since January 29th 2018 and I've had like 11 pieces of mail from them but still no card??? No one seems to know what's up as I've been told 3 different dates my card has been mailed to me but it has yet to be mailed and I just want to know why???
Hahaha! I HONESTLY cannot get an answer. I keep getting told there is a process. Well I have been sent 2 of each things like verify my ID and everything so it shows they aren't very competent. I just wanted to use their services but I'd just be happy to get my security back and I'll go get a different card?? This is a joke. Took my kids mother about 11 days in total from the day she applied and she had her card. It's been 3 weeks with me and my info seems to be misplaced or something?? They use overseas customer service. Who clearly just put me on hold 6 times in a row to NOTHING so it's a clear sign they are a tad shady. Yeah let's let them know all our credit info!!!
Reviewed Feb. 17, 2018
I am in an experience where Capital One put my payments into someone else's acct. They then restricted my acct due to non-payment. When the situation was fixed (months and months later) the acct was never unrestricted. I had to get my credit fixed as well due to this mistake made on Capital One's end (which never really got restored where it was due to Capital One's mistake). I was told they would unrestrict my acct, but even after speaking with someone today, they will not unrestrict it due to the nonpayment that was on the acct (which was their mistake). So, now the money in the rewards bank... I cannot get to because of the restriction. I had a big issue years ago with Capital One again, and aside from my better judgment, I gave the company another chance. Bad decision. All they do is take your money, ruin your credit, and tell you there is nothing that can be done.
Reviewed Feb. 17, 2018
Every time I try to use the card it was refused! Saying fraudulent charges. Sent me through a 3-hour long process to prove who I was and then still refused transaction! Customer services are the worst I have ever experienced! Please understand people! Stay away from Capital One!!

Reviewed Feb. 16, 2018
Not one person has been able to answer any of my questions. I have set up the payment catch up plan several times and paid extra on top of my monthly payments several times, yet somehow I am never actually caught up and no one can tell me why. They transferred me to someone in an "executive office" but still she was unable to actually help or tell me what exactly was going on with my account. The staff is lazy and no one wants to actually solve anything. If I owe money I am more than happy to pay it, but because I just keep paying more and continue to be behind without someone being able to explain why I will most certainly be taking my business elsewhere, and seeking legal counsel from a lawyer.
Reviewed Feb. 14, 2018
DO NOT USE CAPITAL ONE! They Flipping Suck!! I am beyond infuriated with my first experience trying to redeem my reward points. I tried last night to book a trip with my available rewards and kept getting an error message to call their support number. I decided to circle back around this morning thinking the system would be fine.
I tried again this morning, the flights were still available with same pricing and the car rental fee went down. Of course, when I go to submit my reservation I get the same error as I did last night. When I called the support number they proceeded to tell me that I needed to pay a $50 booking fee... WHAT? Keep in mind that during all this, the flights were available at the same price as last night except for the rental car going down in price by $30 (in most cases this is exciting news, right?). Nope, not with Capital One!
As I am on the phone with Capital One I explain my frustration then voice my complaint. I was then transferred to the rewards department where they told me that they need to transfer me back to the department I was just talking to. So, I get another incompetent representative on the phone who is telling me that the flight is no longer available. Well that is funny because I am looking at the flight on multiple sites! Clearly, it is still available and it is still available. After literally multiple hours of dealing with this ** the flights and rental car with my rewards went from $83 out of pocket to over $300 out of pocket. I am beyond pissed! Capital One is a joke! I will not recommend them to anyone. You get pure runaround and no service! I will be changing to a Southwest Card where I know I will be taken care! Screw you Capital One! Jennifer Garner, you’re a doll but Capital One Sucks! Do not use Capital One, stick with Southwest!
Reviewed Feb. 14, 2018
Closed my account with no explanation and spoke to me very rudely when I rang to ask why. Used them for over 2 years paid on time stayed within my limit and this is how I get treated? Customer services and complaints team were absolutely awful. Woman basically said, "I’m getting bored of repeating myself. The account is closed and I don’t have to explain why." Considering this is now going to have a huge impact on my credit score which I have worked so hard to get good to get a Mortgage. I have emailed their CEO but would advise anyone to not take a credit card with this company.
Reviewed Feb. 13, 2018
Beware Capital One’s card customer service and fine print. They are happier to lose a customer than to try to make a customer happy. Also be careful to note that payments after a certain time on your due date (I won’t say the time here in case it were to change or be different for someone potentially reading this post) are still considered late and assessed a late fee. So having a mobile app to pay 24/7 really isn’t that helpful when you go to pay the evening of your due date and find that your payment is already late. So much for 24/7 convenience. If you have to call customer service, they aren’t going to try to keep you either. They’ll be happy to close your account and move on to the next person who doesn’t mind being treated poorly. Needless to say my card is closed now. Save your time and get a card from someone who lets you pay on your due date and values you as a customer. It’s not Capital One.
Reviewed Feb. 12, 2018
I have been with Capital One bank for 4 years and would like them to know how much I appreciate their service. Each and every time I call I get the same customer service on my good and bad days! Most of the time you have a verity of customer service actions. Capital One makes sure that anything you need and I mean anything from Balance questions, concern transactions, credit update, credit increases they will help you 24/7. There has never been a time I couldn’t call. They don’t charge you extra fees to pay your bill. They just simply want to help you and if they can’t they surely will get you to someone that will. Thanks Capital One Credit card!
Reviewed Feb. 12, 2018
I had logged on to my account just the other day and had noticed a charge of 2.63. I then looked at it further to discover it was an interest charge??? Are you really kidding me at this point. I have spent an exorbitant amount of money with these people and only to be charged exorbitant amount of charge of interest during the months?? This really is a hard slap to the face. Yes, obviously I can pay this insulting charge but it’s the principle behind it.
I called Capital One customer service but she was very blase with her reactions and response and informed her that American Express just increased my credit limit to 10000. I am NOT looking for a credit limit increase because it means nothing to me but the way this whole entire matter was handled. I had told the agent that I’ll be doing no more business with AMEX and just not bother with them anymore but she just left it like that so I guess Capital One will Be sitting is in the back burner for some time to come until I decide to cancel them. Hey Capital One!! Great Job.
Reviewed Feb. 11, 2018
How many others were promised a flat 9% rate after the 12 month introductory period. I received a call from a listed Capital One number that had all my personal account information and told me after I paid the account down to a zero balance at 11 months, that if I kept the account open they would set it at 9%. So the next month I took my daughter to Disney World for vacation to only find out after getting the next bill in the mail it wasn't 9% but 29%.
Now being a electrician that has helped set up servers with companies I asked them for IT support because I still had the call in my phone history only to be ran around and getting a supervisor saying they have never offered anything like that. Not even looking into the time/date/stamp of the conversation. The company is nothing but lies. 1.5 years and multiple calls and now turned over to a collection attorney. I guess it's either fight it or pay double for their late fees. Never will do business with any affiliate of Capital One or their sub-companies in India.
Reviewed Feb. 10, 2018
On December 28, 2017, I submitted a payment for $923.09. This was the total amount due at that time. On December 29 2017, I had surgery on the cervical portion of my spine. On January 3, 2018, I received notice from Capital One that my payment had been returned. When asked why, they stated that I input the checking account number wrong and that is why my bank refused it. I have spent over seven hours of my time in the last five weeks, which included two trips to my bank, a conference call while at the bank and multiple calls to Capital One from home.
First I was told that the information needed to clear their system and it would take 3-4 days, then it was more phone calls and 8-10 days and now it's 12 days and I still can't pay my bill. I paid the bill out of my business account last month. My bill is due on the 14th and it looks like I will have to pay with my business account again. I am supposed to be recovering to go back to work. If I make a mistake, I am penalized with fees and increased interest. What are my seven hours worth? The original statement from Capital One doesn't even make sense. How did they shut down the right account if I input the wrong numbers?
The bottom line is, you will not get any real customer service while a company is protecting where they stand with their format and procedures even if it is wrong and hurts a person. I would also like to note that I kept my composure through all of this and can understand how Capital One can manipulate those who don't. In short, I think that Capital One is suspect in many ways for how they do business. Why won't the rating section allow me to give them less than one star? They don't deserve even one.
Reviewed Feb. 8, 2018
I originally wrote a review back on 12/9/17 stating I disputed a charge that was inaccurately described on eBay. I opened up a claim on both eBay and Capital One which eBay made a judgment in my favor but explained that nothing could be done about shipment charges due to the fact that capital one was in the process disputing it with PayPal. I called and asked for assistance from capital one and was told to keep the merchandise on hand even though eBay said I could return it because they were disputing it, well time passed and capital one reapplied the charges and basically said, "Oh well we didn’t tell you that" even after I supplied all the documentation that judgment from eBay was in my favor.
Then on 12/11/17 said how they again reversed the transaction which I thought was the last of it until... Fast forward to 02/01/18 I received a call from another brick of their company looking into this again. Which now no 02/08/18 the charges have been reapplied. I hope this makes it to as many people as possible as this is the worst company to do business with. With a simple search and accordance to Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Capital One is consistently rated amongst the worst since the bureau opened its doors. I highly recommend everyone to stay away from this company as they are only looking to rip you off which sounds a lot like your everyday thief.
Reviewed Feb. 8, 2018
If you're looking for help to re-establish your credit, I wouldn't suggest this company. This company has been a nightmare for me. I've seen some unorganized, contrary people before, but these people take the cake. I paid my accounts on time every single time and suddenly I get locked out of my accounts and can't get back in. Not even to make a payment. Due to what they say was a "fraud alert". I have no idea what happened but I'm glad I paid both of my accounts off. I'm just saying. As long as it was working it was fine but when this happens, you can pretty much kiss your card goodbye because no matter whether you're paying on it or not, once they do this, there seems to be no way out. Too many foreigners to talk to. Too many people that don't seem to know what they're doing.
It sure didn't help my credit I can tell you that much. Thankfully I have other cards and credit and my score was decent or this could have been disastrous for my credit. I see many other people are having the same problems. Do what you want, but personally I won't ever deal with them again. I think maybe they're going bankrupt themselves or something and now they're shutting down what they consider to be "Risky" accounts. I don't know why they chose me to hit on because my credit score is good and I don't have any late payments but for whatever reason they did this to me, I won't recommend them. It's just wrong the way they handle business.
Reviewed Feb. 6, 2018
I called Customer Service. I spoke with rep name BEN. He was very rude, I ask him why they are increasing my minimum payment every month, they should leave it in one flat rate at least for few month. No increasing every month. Then Ben came rudely way telling me that I should not use my credit card. If I cannot make my minimum payment. I also ask him that if I make the same payment I did last month, his answer was "you will receive a late fee for not making your minimum payment".
That's not the way you talk to customer. They should coach him and teach him on how to talk to customer. If not it seem that he not happy what he is doing, are other people looking for job that best treat people in customer service. I also talk to Ms. ** supposed to be his Supervisor. She try to only lower my interest rate for 6 month. That funny. :) People like me that wanted to pay a letting them know that want to make the same payment every month. They doesn't try to help customer at all. I will not recommend this credit card at all to no one.
Reviewed Feb. 1, 2018
I have been a Capital One customer for over 20 years. Recently they changed their website making it impossible to get in to make a payment. I tried several times and have been locked out 4 months in a row. I have never missed a payment in 20 years. But due to the new website I was unable to make a payment in December. I tried to call customer service and was put on hold forever. Finally I had to hang up for work and decided to try again later. NO ONE ever contacted me regarding this payment until the next month. Only by this time they dinged my credit report.
Once again for the 4th time I am locked out and it took half an hour to get any help. Regardless of the lack of a courtesy call, their website locking me out and my 20 year standing they refused to reverse the credit report hit stating I just didn't make a payment. Hard to do when locked out and unable to get a hold of someone from their customer service team. I will be paying off my two cards and will NEVER use Capital One again. Other companies at least make a courtesy call prior to sending a report to the credit agencies. And all I got from their representative as well as their manager was a big fat, "Too bad. So sad. We won't help you."
Reviewed Feb. 1, 2018
Just plastic not a real credit card, so cannot be activated, with unnatural reason done not by other credit card, I think just to lying to the user only. It was asked to driver licensed uploads on the link they sent, but when I uploaded 40 minutes did not look finished or stak. Then I reduced 50% also the same result. Last I reduced to only 25% about 17 kb also not clear finished or not. 7 days I call him he say the document not clear. There I am angry, I better throw this card.
Reviewed Jan. 30, 2018
The only reason I am not giving this a one star review is because of Tristy in the Military Hotline Dept. She was so amazing and was on the phone with us for over 20 minutes trying to help my husband out. She even had our back when other representatives (Duncan from Auto Financing... yeah, we're onto you buddy) were completely rude and made us feel like they couldn't be bothered with us. We were transferred over 10 times, back and forth between the same departments. Tristy thanked my husband several times for his service to our country and was persistent in getting us the proper help. Tristy, you're amazing and deserve a raise! Thank you for treating us like humans beings.
Reviewed Jan. 30, 2018
Capital One Bank is the biggest bunch of crooks I've ever encountered. One of their ATMs took our cash and did not deposit it back on December 4th. I immediately called and started a claim while still standing in front of the ATM. Gave them all detailed information... they denied our claim saying they did not detect a problem with the ATM. I told them they needed to reopen the claim because it's easy to verify seeing as the ATM has a camera and so does the Target the ATM was located at.
Now they're saying the ATM doesn't even exist and basically trying to call me a liar and saying they do thorough investigating!!! All they would have to do is walk into the Target and see that it's right there, this is not a 3rd party ATM this is a Capital One full service ATM!!! The customer service reps are absolutely horrible and have insinuated more than once that I am lying. I have been with this bank for 10+yrs and am appalled that they would pull something like this. I am still waiting for them to complete the second investigation but seeing as they are now claiming that the ATM doesn't even exist I am sure they will deny it as well. If they do this they are essentially stealing our money.
Reviewed Jan. 29, 2018
Their customer service is the absolute worst. I called because I paid my balance in full however to my surprise they said I had a remaining balance - interest for the previous balance that I paid in full. The agent told me there were "no new waivers" that she could offer me and that I was responsible for paying the interest. Spoke to her "supervisor" whom gave me the same song and dance. Neither of which could speak proper English or sounded intelligent in any way - they must have been reading from the screen. I received a customer service survey that when I clicked on was "expired". Shady company that preys on their customers, what a shame.
Reviewed Jan. 29, 2018
Being a young adult, not a lot of Credit Card companies would accept me. Young naive me sent one in for Capital One, I was accepted. Me and my father read through everything before opening my account, everything looked fine, the interest didn't look that bad. I of course used it for books and stuff for college, buy now, pay later when I had the money. Fast forward a year and here I am, now in shock as I finally do the calculations. I have to pay a certain min amount each month, a little more if I feel like I'm doing good that month, and behold as I slowly come to realize for every min amount I put in, their interest is so high, it's about half of that min payment that is put back on once the interest hits every month. Yes, EVERY MONTH THEY CHARGE ME HALF OF WHAT I PUT IN.
I do not touch this card anymore in fear of this tactic. You spend $200? Stick to the min payments and in the end you will be paying them $400+. I'm still a struggling College student so all I can afford is the min payment right now, so seeing this send me into so much grief. I honestly wish I had never signed up with them and just stuck to my main bank. Need a good recommendation bank? Go to Wells Fargo. They work with young people and those struggling, they have done so much more for me than those scumbags.
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2018
When you send over six thousand dollars they should not keep telling you that you owe them 98 dollars! These people are not worth it. Go to another credit card company and stay away from Capital One. I have this idiot computer message saying I owe them money and need to contact them. I paid these losers in full and they are still charging me for nothing. There are much better credit card companies out there - use them instead of Capital One and their 98 dollars!
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2018
Capital One Bank has one of the worst customer services. They keep you on hold over 45 minutes each time I call. I have to explain the nature of my problem each time with the different agent. They do not want me to speak to the same person. They don't follow up or inform you the status of their investigation. I had to go to the office of the President before anything was done. Even then, I had to do my investigation to walk them through the process. They never apologized for their mishandling nor accommodate me for their mistake. Truly disappointed and disgusted with the culture of this company from top down.
Reviewed Jan. 25, 2018
Reading some of the other reviews it seems to be a pattern of Capital One for charging high interest, not wanting to lower an interest rate, ever since I opened my account, I paid on time, paid more than the minimum due and never went over the set credit limit but those money hungry greedy and rude snobbish representatives this includes supervisors and executive relations team are not willing to work with ANY of their CUSTOMERS as my account is now CLOSED but carries a balance I am simply striving to pay it down.
The Capital One website also is pathetic and ridiculous. When you enter your username and password it just takes forever for the account page to load then once it does all you ever get is a pop up message saying, "Sorry. We seem to hit a snag but we are working on it." Well they have a mountain of things to work on but for me with their stupid slogan, What's in your wallet, I know what isn't in my wallet!!
I HATE Capital One. They don't care about having US as their CUSTOMERS. If they did they would work with US by having better representatives who speak ENGLISH and are based here in the USA instead of overseas, willing to offer their customers a lower ongoing interest rate, and a decent WEBSITE but NO. All they see is a $ sign to take ADVANTAGE of EVERY customer they acquire!!!
Reviewed Jan. 24, 2018
Although this is a new account I have paid all my charges in full before my statement and Capital One still holds my payments for 5 business days. Although they get my money by the next day. And when you call I feel I should not have to do a bank verifying call when they have gotten my money. MY banking and what's on my account is my business as long as I have not had one payment to be reversed. I'm only using this card to build my credit and once that's done I plan to close my account in good standing. No card should be able to hold your money when they take it so freely.
Reviewed Jan. 22, 2018
My experience with Capital One was horrible. Their dispute department is a joke. I had a mechanic shop rip me off and Capital One did not stand behind me. Discover card and Barclays both ruled in my favor. Capital One come up with a lame excuse for the simple fact they knew they had a better chance of getting the money from me than the corrupt that rip me off.
Reviewed Jan. 22, 2018
If I could give them zero I would. I've been doing good building my credit and I feel like I made a major mistake getting this card. I paid my bill my early checked the account to make sure everything was paid. It said paid off. 0 balance. I check my bank. No withdrawals so I'm like what the heck. I call. Can't speak to anyone but it still says paid so I'm thinking maybe they take a long time to deduct the cash. Long story short they later posted overdue balance and return check. My bank said no payment was never issued from them. I'm hit with a late fee on my first bill and I can't talk to anyone. I enter in another payment and they're doing the same thing. I'm so hurt right now.
Reviewed Jan. 18, 2018
Your total balance due on your account is paid off in full by due date, but you still get another interest bill. That is wrong, something I have never had on any of my credit card bills, ever! Capital One manager I spoke with will not accommodate addressing my concern at all. Be careful in accepting and using their credit cards. This was a promotional transfer balance that was paid-off by the due date. I am filing a complaint with the BBB. They do not address this type of concern by anyone that works for Capital One.
Reviewed Jan. 18, 2018
I had a zero balance for 30 days. I had a charge for $21.11 on the 2nd of January, I paid it off on the 11th of January which is 4 days before my due date. I was charged over 13.00 in interest. Now I have to go back and make sure I wasn’t overcharged interest the past 18 years I have had this account. I have also tried getting my interest rate lowered with them and have been in good standing for several years. They will not budge, they don’t have a problem increasing my credit limit regularly, but won’t lower interest or even cancel the annual fee. After over 18 years, I guess I have to rethink my options.
Reviewed Jan. 18, 2018
I use the app to make my payments. It does not allow me to make my payment on the 1st, the 2nd or the 3rd. Only on the due date of the 4th. I pick this and it gets paid on the 4th every month. Capital One then charges me a $35 late fee every month for over a year for making my payments on time! I feel this is criminal, but when I called them there is nothing they can do! Sounds like a Class Action?
Reviewed Jan. 17, 2018
I called Capital One today again! (This would be the 3rd Year I have called.) Issue: I've had the Capital One Platinum Card for years, with an annual fee at inception and wanted to know if this annual fee could now be taken off my account! Because for the past 2 years I noticed that the card no longer has an annual fee and I am in good standing to have my credit balance increased. Why is it that I am not in good standing when it comes to removing the annual fee? I spoke to a supervisor today, bc I was tired of hearing so many different explanations from other reps.
He also informed me that there are no criteria to be considered by Capital One for this request and that there were offers that could potentially have this fee removed but that as of now - (after several years of me paying this fee!) - the offers available for me were not to my liking? Really? So all I could think of were all of those customers paying this fee millions and millions and how convenient it is for this institution to not want to give it up! These were the options I was given: Apply for a NEW card with no annual fee, which would not help someone like myself who is trying to build credit/since opening too many accounts or closing accounts would only hurt my credit.
And ultimately yes the offer not to my liking. LOL. To upgrade to another card Quicksilver One with same high-apr 24% same annual fee $39 and a rewards program of 1.5. Do the Math! while I agree this is a good card to start with, Capital One should also take into consideration the removal of the annual fee upon their credit increase review! Thank you!
Reviewed Jan. 16, 2018
Capital One has an account that is not mine. For the specifics #** for $500. I am citizen of the United States of America, would like to make a complaint against Capital One for account & amount above. They seem not care about consumers' rights for identity theft. I have made several attempts contacting the agency disputing fraudulent accounts. They refused to delete & consider the (FCRA) FAIR CREDIT TRANSACTION ACT CONSUMER FINANCIAL PROTECTION BUREAU OF CALIFORNIA CREDIT LAWS Sections 605B, 615(f), 623(a)(6).
Reviewed Jan. 16, 2018
Limited use of English by reps, background noise on reps' phones, website difficulties resulting in late payments, fees not refunded as promised by rep, payments not processed accurately, inaccurate information from reps, inaccurate information on website, use of script obvious and irrelevant resulting in prolonged time on phone.
Reviewed Jan. 15, 2018
Well I just got the account, paid deposit $49 $200 credit, 30 days to get card was told 7 -10, no problem. I got the card but could not use the card anywhere in my city. The card has a chip which means you have to have a pin, I contacted Cap One who said they didnt send one as courtesy, I explained they should have sent me one with the card to save time, the rep explained I could generate one on their site to use the card right now!! I spent hours trying to do this just for the site to tell me to call back in the end.
Called back. Spoke to a rep who could not figure out was wrong with my account. She had me run through their steps to make a new pin after I explained I just did this. She wanted me to do it again. I laughed and said no. I explained in detail what the site was going to say and do. She asked me to do it anyway, to be nice I did, she could not explain what was happening so she had to transfer me to another rep. The next rep explained that I had to have account more than 60 days to create my own pin but she said they would send a generated one in 7 -10 days for this pin. I told her I was on hold for almost a hour half just to be transferred and told that. I explained that if the first rep had access to proper account info she would have been able to tell me and save us all time. I waited for pin almost month, finally I have my pin. The card works fine.
I lose my card. Around 100 bucks is used. I file claim within seconds with the site. “Site states I'll receive new card in 7-10 days and dont worry cause they'll replace what was stolen from me”. About three days they put the funding back. Perfect. I'm happy. About 72 hours later HAHAHAHAHA! THE TRICKS KICK IN!! THE MONEY IS GONE AGAIN!!
I called. They explain it was my fault for not using the money within 72 hours, I explained their rep did not tell me that when I called to verify a card was on the way, they apologized for the first rep not explaining that part to me, I said, "Ok. I understand." Hung up, walked to my room and was like, "Wait. What??" I called back laughing. Explained how would I have used funding without a card? How would anyone use the account with no card?? And now you're telling me 90 days before I get it back? HAHAHAHA! When I added things up, "looks like they use dirty tactics to slow you from using your account after they got your money".
Why have I concluded this, one the fact that a credit card company sent a card no pin, I'm sure you are aware 1000's of times over we need pins in CA. And not sending a pin slows down your customer. Keep funds in your pocket Cap One! I'm sure you know "by not telling the first reps what they really need to know, makes things look like mistakes by a person who doesnt know too much, but it's only intended to look this way. Cant lie if you really dont know all the facts. I'm sure you know by limiting the time" to before a person can realistically access their account!! Again benefits you locking funds with you 90 days Cap One, dirty tricks that are obvious when you add it up and look at it.
Reviewed Jan. 11, 2018
I've had Capital One credit card for over 10 years and for a while I was in school with a part time job and couldn't make the payments. They decided to restrict my account and I thought it was temporary. By this time I graduated, got a better paying job and started making bi weekly to monthly higher payments to lower my debt and make the account good standing again. I call customer service after six months of payment and ask when "will they unrestricted my account?", I was told "I'm not sure but soon or when higher ups decide to make you an offer."
Year passes by and nothing yet. Called again and got the same story and on top of that they still charge all their member fees, interest and other charges. If I don't have access to my card or any services they shouldn't charge other fees. I'm so disgusted with this company. Finally going to close my account with them because it's obvious they are ** me and want me to pay all the fees for nothing. People make mistakes and at times go through bad patches in life where they can't even buy food. Now that I'm in a better place and making payments they refuse to give me service.
Reviewed Jan. 11, 2018
I had placed an order for merchandise and notice that my card was charged then it disappeared. I called the merchant and they could not find my order through email, name, phone number or item number. I placed another order. After I received my first order and that was charged on my account another charged showed up. I disputed it as I should have. Wrote a letter explaining what happen. They removed the charge again. They just put the charge back on b/c UPS said they delivered it to my front door... no signature. So now I am charged $500 and Capital One Master Card said "Oh well." You have to prove you didn't receive it and even then they can't do anything. Four months later I am suppose to contact the police to find my box. How do you prove a negative??? Sorry... I have extremely disappointing and will never use Master Card or Capital One again. I've decided to write a review on every site I can find.
Reviewed Jan. 10, 2018
For every since I had my auto loan I have been getting my payments either delayed or flat out rejected/refused even when I had the money for the payments. I had myself set up since last October of 2017 For automatic payments and now I'm finding out that that I am in default on my loan. Even worse when I called them. They yelled at me for being a ** male and called me all kinds of derogatory things and hung up on me. I'm going to lose my much-needed car for sure.
Reviewed Jan. 9, 2018
My boyfriend and I recently traveled to Italy and had an issue with a $150 charge from a taxi service we never took in September 2017. Fast forward to Jan 2018 and we are still no closer to resolving the issue than we were when it arose. Back in Sept, my boyfriend called Capital One and disputed the fake charge as soon as he noticed it back in the States. We ended up getting a letter back from Capital One saying they sided with the merchant because we didn't send any documentation! How could we send documents over the phone?? So we called again and they suggested appealing the decision with documents over email.
So we did as they told us and we just got correspondence back for our appeal saying they already determined their decision to rule with the merchant... Nothing about how it was an appeal and nothing about all the documents we attached trying to prove we did not receive any service from the merchant. Overall, this has been the worst experience I've ever have had with a dispute!!! I've never had any other one of my credit cards side with a merchant when the customer NEVER RECEIVED A SERVICE whatsoever!!! Wake up Capital One! I'll be cancelling my card ASAP!
Reviewed Jan. 9, 2018
For the eighth time a payment has been declined! Extremely embarrassing when standing in a line at the checkout. Each time I phone Capital One to find out what is wrong with my card... (I pay full amount owing each month, NEVER carry a balance, always pay on time) I'm told that it's been used "FRAUDULENTLY"!!! Like Fry's, CVS, my insurance company, my internet/cable supplier, my home security company, - regular monthly payments, Safeway, etc. would be considered questionable places of business! NO ONE that I'm able to contact has been the least bit helpful. I'm always told that the 'warning' would be removed, but it hasn't! I'm completely fed up with Capital One Costco!
Reviewed Jan. 7, 2018
Capital One Bank for credit cards is very disgusting, terrible and horrible service! Do not Bank with them or get a card from them. They are very inconsiderate people & they do not waive any late fees for no reason. My credit card bill was due on the 8th of every month and they would not consider the fact that I didn't pay it on Eastern Time like they said it was due. Well I explained to them that I paid on the 8th at 7:50pm my time. They still wouldn't waive my late fee and they upcharged my minimum up to $35 from $25 These people don't play. YOU MIGHT WANT TO SWITCH TO REGIONS OR CHASE BANK. THEY ARE AWESOME!!! I switched over and had no issues with them.
I told Capital One that I have been a customer of theirs for over 6 years and still didn't care. The supervisor had a disgusting attitude I would hate to work for her. She had the nerve to tell me have a great day! after all the issues I had with them. I said, "And you have a nice ** day". Oh! and by the way I am putting A BADDDD review up of you’ll in ConsumerAffairs reviews. She said, "You don't have to tell me that". I told her, "I thought I should let you know". Please don't bank with this dumb bank. IT IS The worse!! Plus not too long ago they had worldwide mess up everyone’s accounts overdrafting them and making people have negatives in their accounts. This is not great PROFESSIONAL Bank. They get 0.2 % of stars for my rating if that even counts.
Reviewed Jan. 6, 2018
I have three cards with Capital One. Never been late once then one day they closed my accounts for no reason. No explanation. Nothing. I’m beyond frustrated and I’ll never go through this company again.
Reviewed Jan. 6, 2018
I have been with Capital One for about 10 years now, over the years I have tried to get them to lower my interest rate which is very high, probably the highest rate they give. I have excellent credit, pay my bill on time, and don't deserve to pay such a high rate. If anything you would think that I would not have a yearly fee considering how long I have been with the company and the interest rate that they continue to screw me over with. I recently asked for them to remove the yearly fee and was told that because they waived it last year that would not be possible. Really, they aren't taking enough of my money with their bloated interest charges, give me a break. I am so done with them and will be taking steps to leave them forever and telling every person I come across not to do business with these foreign thieves.
Reviewed Jan. 4, 2018
I attempted to pay my bill while away on vacation. I was told I needed to do a 2-step verification process that I was unable to do without my phone that was not with me. As a result I was unable to log in and pay my bill. Immediately upon returning home a few days later I attempted to login and was able to do so after several frustrating attempts. I contacted customer service as my bill was paid a few DAYS late and thus had incurred late fees. I was told that I was lying and had not attempted to access my account and that I was responsible for the late fee. Apparently now they can prevent you from logging in and then can charge you a late fee and interest charges? Absolutely ridiculous.
Reviewed Jan. 3, 2018
I’m stuck with a negative balance due to a “glitch” wherein debits have been posted twice. Their little giggles about the situation, paired with their “I know, I know. It’s bad.” is ridiculous and unacceptable. They should NOT leave people with no access to funds because they screwed up.
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2018
I have been a long time customer of Capital One and paid my card off in full on December 5, 2017 and now I see an interest fee of 79.14. I requested a courtesy one time credit (which I have NEVER requested before) and they said that they can't. I asked for a reason and they stated that no one would be able to provide anything specific as there are several different factors that go into play. Seriously? I asked are you willing to lose a long time consumer not to help? They then provided me with instructions on how to go about closing my account online. What kind of customer service is this? There are A LOT of reviews from people having this same issue. Why is no one doing anything about this? My account is now cancelled with Capital One and I certainly hope there are a lot more that will stand up.
Reviewed Dec. 31, 2017
I opened a secured account with Capital One in March of 2017. I made the deposit over the phone using my ach. The transaction was successful. I made my first payment also using the same ach account. The payment was successful processed but was returned because Capital One entered the wrong ach transaction. This happened on my account over and over again. I would always have to call Capital One and have a Supervisor handle the payment process. When I first contacted Capital One to open the account, I was told you would receive a increased credit limit after making 5 payments on time. My first payment was made on time but returned due to the payment being applied wrong. I was told by a Supervisor in April that since Capital One Process the payment wrong, it would not affect the status on my account.
I checked my credit report and it showed all payments being made on time. In October of 2017, I contacted Capital One to inquire about the increase on my card. I was told because I missed a payment that I would be review in the 8th month from when I open the card provided I made all payments on time. This is not what I was told when I opened the account, but I was willing to wait. In December of 2017 I was given a increased credit limit. Now two weeks later, Capital One closed my account. They stated I had repeated returned payments, I stated that is because they process my payments wrong. Don't use their card. They are like robots and don't care about the customers at all only making money...
Reviewed Dec. 30, 2017
Had a new card sent in May. Good through 2022 as I was going to start using it as my primary on 1/1/18. Just called and found out they permanently closed the account in September! The excuse... Had been too long since the last transaction, yet they issued a new card with the understanding it was going to be my primary card.
Why would they do this??? Twice they told me how incredibly good my APR was. Hmmm... Oh, and I have an OLDER card that has never been used that is still open with a much higher APR. Coincidence? I was even told today that no manager or anyone could do anything about it. Horrible customer service and business ethics. They have lost a customer for personal and my business needs, as well as all my close contacts. Well done Capital One.
Reviewed Dec. 28, 2017
I rarely write reviews but Capital One has me so frustrated I am writing. I am serving as an administrator for a small estate and have been trying unsuccessfully to get the account details for the estate and have hit nothing but frustration, long phone hold times, broken promises on call-backs and changing requirements. I have carefully followed all rules for Estate execution, have appropriate documentation and have successfully resolved all other accounts with other banks. Capital One has been unique in their obstruction and difficulty. I will never bank with them and urge others not to either.
Reviewed Dec. 28, 2017
Capital One deserves NO STARS!!! Now that I am retired and on a fixed income, I contacted Capital One about lowering my interest rate which is close to 25%. I contacted them one year ago and the answer was NO. I wrote to them on Facebook several months ago and they were unwilling to reduce my rate. I applied for one of their lower interest rate cards and was declined. This is the only credit card I own. They are total bastards. I absolutely DESPISE this banking organization. I have never been late for ONE payment. I have a very good credit score. So, screw them. They are not going to win this one. My husband will pull the money from his 401K and this will be paid off. I cannot wait to close this account.
Reviewed Dec. 27, 2017
Don't get this card unless you want every vendor in your city to think you don't pay your bills, or if you actually need to rely on a card. We've been card members for over a decade and they continue to randomly deny charges and/or put a hold on our card, for things we've purchased before, for amounts that are well within our limits and spending patterns. When we call them, they tell us "Just call before you make big purchases." Here's a shocker - we don't want to call you every time we buy something. And, on an account where we regularly rack up thousands of dollars a month in purchases, a $300 appliance is not a "big purchase". They've also screwed up our account to the point where we now need "extra security measures" every time we call them.
These measures are necessary for a problem that they admit they caused. It's also clear that even though this card includes an annual fee, don't expect decent service. The first line of folks who answer the phone, while usually friendly, can't actually do anything, and most often don't have English as their first language, making the discussion excruciating. Capital One *does* make it easy to cash in miles for travel. They just make it impossible to actually use the card. I guess all of their profits went to Sam Jackson ads rather than improving the product.
Reviewed Dec. 26, 2017
I opened a Capital One bank account for a few different reasons. They just built and opened a new branch near me and there were a few other branches not far from my residence. I already had a credit card and wanted to maximize earning points towards travel. They were offering a one year free safety deposit box. Things were okay for a while. Then they decided to start closing the branches around me. The customer service reps don't know bank policy. You call up three different times with the same issue and you get three different answers. Finally the third time the issue gets resolved. They left one branch opened like 20 minutes to half hour away depending on traffic. Since it's the ONLY branch in the whole region, I can never get a bank manager. There's none available. I don't have an hour to wait.
They did away with when I bank I get points toward travel. Which was my number one reason for opening a bank account with Capital One. In addition, the Venture card used to take off all travel expenses if I had the points. They changed that as well. Only air, Car rental and hotel. Which when I came back from Portugal vacation with over $500 in travel expenses they refused to apply the points. They instead rolled out a cash card. Never having warned loyal customers of the change in policy.
And now they want you to do all your banking online. I'm assuming that's why they closed down the branches near me. Well, a lot of the time when I try to bank online, the system is down and having problems. I'm just waiting for my children to return home from college and I plan to change to Chase. They have many close branches and I do my father's banking for him. There never seems to be a problem getting online. Capital One dropped the ball in customer service and banking services.
Reviewed Dec. 23, 2017
When signed up for paperless statements, they never send you a bill via E-mail. You are expected to go to their website to view your statement. Once you are 30 days past due you finally get an E-mail.
Reviewed Dec. 21, 2017
I had some unauthorized charges from Lyft. I have called every day this week since the charges posted on Monday. When I originally called on Saturday a representative told me to dispute online. I called Monday once charges were posted and confirmed there was nothing else to do. I called last night and a supervisor told me he can escalate the claim process if I called back during claim business hours. After wasting 2 hours of my time this morning I'm still being told I have to wait 10 business days. I can only imagine if I had all of my money with this bank. Capital One is horrible!!! I do not recommend, I wish I would have known beforehand. They inconvenience you and act like they can't do a provisional credit while the claim is being processed. I will be contacting my lawyer if this isn't resolved. I will never deal with them again.
Reviewed Dec. 20, 2017
I have had a credit card with them for 20+ years and a second card for about 10 years. They had always been great. They changed their websites and combined my business cards with my personal cards into one online site. I had major issues logging into their new set up. Long story short I missed a payment and they dinged my credit for a $25 missed payment. My credit score dropped 100+ points. I was promised by a Capital One senior supervisor that they would dispute and get the negative ding removed. I received a letter a couple weeks later stating that they would do nothing. I again called to inquired about fixing this issue and was told that they would not help me. With a heavy heart I cancelled both of my credit cards accounts with Capital One. A 20+ year relationship destroyed for $25. Whats in my wallet, NOT Capital One!!

Reviewed Dec. 20, 2017
I have a good credit score and always paid in time; still, my interest in purchases is 22.99%. When I contacted the bank, I was told: there are a lot of factors that go into factoring the rate; I just could not understand why the higher rate and the way these people want the most of your money; other than they really are loan sharks. A wise person should avoid them at any rate. Avoid, avoid, avoid.
Reviewed Dec. 20, 2017
I just paid off one of my Capital One credit cards IN FULL and BY THE DUE DATE and couldn’t believe it that I was charged additional interest after the fact. I have always been made to understand that if you do not pay the total balance by the due date, then you will be assessed interest. Not HEY! PAY IT OFF AND WE WILL CONTINUE CHARGING INTEREST!
It may seem silly to be so upset over $6.40, but this is absolute highway robbery. I then call in and was met with hostility after being told that there were no current "offers" to remove fees from my account. Seeing as I have had 0 late payments and have ALWAYS paid well above the minimum, I was baffled by what it would take for someone, like myself, to merit an "offer" to remove an interest charge that I never deserved! I first dealt with the chat line for several minutes. Next I was transferred to a customer service rep (and I use that title very loosely because definitely no customer service was provided) that person couldn’t help me and transferred me to SR Supervisor Julia in the VA office. If she is representative of your SR SUPERVISORS, that’s very alarming. Very poor customer service and refused to help or transfer me to someone who could help. She informed me that I didn’t have any offers available to waive this erroneous interest charges.
What LAW states you cannot remove a ridiculous interest fee?? I then insisted on speaking with her manager. She literally argued back and forth with me that her manager does not speak to customers, she refused to contact her manager on my behalf and then sat there in silence while I stated I would hold to speak to her manager. She refused to help waive this ridiculous interest!
In what world does a credit card company treat a customer with such hostility over a $6.40 interest charge. I am so livid with this company and cannot believe how unimportant I was made to feel and how unprofessional they are. I will not use any of my Capital One credit cards again. Hope it’s worth it to them to lose a customer over $6.40 erroneous interest charge.
Reviewed Dec. 18, 2017
First of all I have been with Capital One over 10 years and I've been paying on time. They want you to pay the minimum. Not a dollar more so for the longest I have been paying $45. All of a I decided I wanted to pay $5 more so what they did they added a dollar on there to make me be late and pay late fees on top of that. I got that straightened out and took care of it so I had the representative to make it $60 so I can be ahead. I guess you know they turned around. Made me late again saying my minimum payment was $75 then you look again my minimum payment $100. Turn around the next night a hundred and $24 all the way from $45 minimum payment up to $124. They saying I have been late every month and I cannot get no answer from anyone. They laugh. They hang up.
When I ask them for something they tell me to spell it. I told them I record every phone call of the representative hung up on me because I was recording them no representative can tell you the same thing. I had talk to between four different ones and no one have told me the same thing. I also asked them for corporate number. They said they didn't have corporate number so the last representative tried to give me the address talking right fast and I told him that's okay because I was recording this phone call as well so at this point I am going to try to get in contact with corporate co. wherever they may be and I'm going to make my complaints and I'm going to let them know if I can't get no answer or they do something about these representing to keep changing my payments and keep charging me late fees. Somebody's in this corporation is changing information that I did not change.
Updated review: Dec. 19, 2017
They did deposit the money back to my account but it took almost 7 days to resolve the issue that is 3 days on top what they promised and also after I called them third time. The actual issue was the rude behavior and lack of assistance by one of the rep that I mentioned in my complaint. I hope they have better people for the job!
Original Review: Dec. 16, 2017
I had an issue with the check that I deposited last week. The bank withhold my account as the check, they said came from a closed account. This was not the case though as I verified with the person who issued me the check. After talking to the representative I was told that I will get money in my account by this Friday (12-15-17). When I checked my account, I have $365.42 in my account but I still have no available balance in my account yet. Today (12-16-17) I called the customer service to resolve my issue. The lady transferred me to this number 866-399-8973.
I provided the info. (with my account number) to a lady name rep. Joslyn. She refuse to help and I asked her to transfer my call to a her supervisor and refused, was really rude for no reason and said that I need to call my branch. It was past 12 and on Saturday and the branch was closed so I insisted that, "You need to resolve it," and she said "I hear that you are talking to someone at the background and you need to call your branch". She kept saying it and I asked for her ID# and name. She provided with her first name which is Joslyn and refused to transfer me to her supervisor or even to assist me in any way. This is by far my worst experience with any customer service.
Reviewed Dec. 15, 2017
I was overcharged on multiple "cash advance fees" for a purchase I made online, I never used the card at an ATM or requested any Cash Advance. First, they have no chat support option. The website is terrible, the contact section just loops. Called them and the first lady was nice but could not give me a refund. I asked for a manager and some really rude lady did nothing to help and did not seem liked she care, just said could not give me my money back. Told her lost a customer and she could care less. Another greedy bank with rude service.
Reviewed Dec. 14, 2017
I have been a Capital One Venture Card customer for over 10 years. They sent a letter informing me that they were changing the reward system of their program from what I signed up for (from 2 points per dollar to 1.5 miles per dollar). I called the company and told them I wanted to cancel the card if I could not remain on the same program. They told me I could stay with the same rewards program and gave me a contact person and case number for my records. Four years later, I find they never made the change.
I contacted Capital One and was directed to a representative with Executive Resolutions who investigated the issue. She took more than 3 weeks to get back to me with news that they could not verify the representative's name or the case #. They offered me a $50 credit and 5,000 miles. Considering I spend over $40,000 a year always paying my bill in full, I expected greater service than this and felt like they basically said I was lying to them. I am now looking for a new credit card company who wants my business and will honor their word. I am very disappointed in a company I recommended to others. Beware.
Reviewed Dec. 13, 2017
It's been almost close to a year and they still cannot figure out where they went wrong. I've proven it to them but having all these unprofessional youngsters working for them and laughing on the phone putting me on hold 4 hours has made this a nightmare. I have spoken to supposedly manager but to me they all seem to be high school students that really do not know how to treat matters that are very important to any consumer that has their credit on the line because of these mistakes. I have also read the other consumer complaints and I've noticed that this problem is a ongoing mistakes or maybe they're not mistakes. Maybe that's just the way this company works because I've seen other consumer reviews with the same problems same situations but in different states.
I was willing to even pay off my account 'cause that's what I always do. I don't ever make payments of monthly payments. I just paid all off so that I don't have to owe any money and I can use my credit card again. How is it that I have a $400 limit maximum limit and right now my bill is over $500. Does not make sense. I can understand if I would have like overdraft protection or if I would have a link bank account I can see that happening me going over but usually when I reached $400 it won't let me go any further. It all declined my purchase. Now they are claiming that I called for a dispute. I never called for the dispute yet they cannot tell me who entered the dispute or who created the dispute. They just tell me that I talked to spoke to manager which I did but I did not speak to the manager for dispute purpose.
I spoke to the manager to actually see what I can do because I knew that some money was going to be reversed to my account but it was going to take time and I needed that money immediately so they created they but it was going to take time and I needed that money immediately. So that manager was kind enough to give me $50 in which I quote she said it was going to be customer courtesy. I didn't have to pay it back. With that said she wasn't able to create a dispute because it wasn't a dispute. She was aware of that that money was going to be reversed so it's not a dispute. We hung up the phone. I had the $50 in my account which I am grateful for. Thank you. But then I receive my statement and it shows on the same date that the manager put the $50 into my account it shows as they had open a dispute claim without my consent nor knowledge of this dispute.
So they allegedly claimed that they reversed some cash into my account and that I was able to use it and that I used it for some purchases which is not true. Again I was never aware of this claim that they opened on their own will without my consent or knowledge. I've been on the phone with these people for hours and hours and never get to any conclusions because they're really rude and will even hang up on you. I've also requested to hear my record the recording where I requested a claim and they tell me that I will get a short notice to let me know when it's available. I've never got that noticed.
What I find really interesting is in the beginning of each phone call and let you know that you will be recorded for quality purposes and if you try to do the same for that to them they say no. They cannot take the call. They do not want to be recorded. I wonder why. Wonder what they're worried so worried about and I wonder why they will not take my call. And even if I ask him to speak to a manager that will take my call they say no that no one in this whole building will be able to take a call while they're being recorded yet they can record all your conversations for themselves.
So I think I'm going to take this to another level and let the news cast from my local news take care of this situation and make a little report on this credit card company that keeps wasting my time and never solving my issues. Maybe like this they will consider hiring more professionals rather than these high schoolers from people that are just trying to do their hours for community services because that's what it seems like they're hiring. Is she considered people that are more serious and realize that this is an important issue because it can affect people's credits which I'm sure they probably don't even care about or have. Now if anybody from the Consumer Affairs can do something about this I would appreciate it. And you can also look at my account. I'll let you authorize you to look through my statements and see what kind of payments I was making.
I'm not a person that makes late payments. I was a person that makes full amount of payments but when you have an amount that's over your maximum it puts my red flag. Oh and last but not least I can surely and most definitely guarantee that they write notes for every one of the phone calls in which the year when your number pops out they get to see all your account and notes and they automatically have an attitude without even saying hello yet they're already giggling or have some kind of attitude about whatever question you have. So do not go through Capital One especially if you're the type of person that doesn't really check your statements or doesn't have time to be on the phone for hours arguing about something you did not authorize nor were you aware of.
Reviewed Dec. 13, 2017
Paid off my bill in full. Only to get a statement in the mailbox that I owed $2.33 in interest because payments was received prior to calculation of fees. Called twice to different supervisor. Was told by one can write a letter to complain but wouldn't remove the fee. Second supervisor said, "You can only provide feedback. No complaint line or address available. Can't make complaints about bad customer service only feedback to your account." Then I was told, "All cards are different. If you had one of our better cards maybe we could waive the fee." Very bad service.
Reviewed Dec. 12, 2017
I just paid off one of my Capital One credit cards and was met with shock when I saw that I was charged additional Interest after the fact. I have always been made to understand that if you do not pay the total balance by the due date, then you will be assessed interest. Not HEY! PAY IT OFF AND WE WILL CONTINUE CHARGING INTEREST!
It may seem silly to be so upset over $10.95, but this is absolute highway robbery. I then call in and was met with hostility after being told that there were no current "offers" to remove fees from my account. Seeing as I have had 0 late payments and have ALWAYS paid well above the minimum, I was baffled by what it would take for someone, like myself, to merit an "offer" to remove an interest charge that I never deserved! I first dealt with a computer for 10 minutes. Next I spoke to someone who could barely speak English and didn't appear to even understand what he was saying. I was assured that they would take care of it and I wouldn't need to pay, he just needed to get me to a Manager.
He transferred me to LISA - ID# ** who advised that I then stated I needed to speak with a manager who did have the power to fix this. I was transferred to Ember - ID# ** in Florida. She immediately said she would be happy to see if I had any offers available to waive this and that offers were created to be fair to all consumers according to the LAW. What LAW states you cannot remove a ridiculous interest fee?? I then insisted on speaking with her Manager. She literally argued back and forth with me that her Manager does not speak to customers, she refused to contact her manager on my behalf and then sat there in silence while I stated I would hold to speak to her manager. She refused to help waive this ridiculous interest!
In what world does a Credit Card company treat a customer with such hostility over a $10.95 interest charge. State numerous times regarding "carrying a balance" like I am a bad customer for having a balance on my credit card?! Last time I checked, my life and balance have nothing to do with my paying off the balance and not deserving ANY more charges on my credit card. I am so livid with this company. I cannot wait to pay off all balances and never do business with them again!!
Reviewed Dec. 12, 2017
I have experienced perfect OLS & customer service from application until active card services. Working for a bank I personally witness subpar OLS, unfortunately. Capital one’s OLS exceeds any expectation you could ever have. Prompt timelines that are not only promised but executed are simply the most appreciated & efficient “adult life” activities I’m required to maintain. Thank you Capital One for making a part of my life painless. I wish all my apps/business affairs would run so effectively.
Reviewed Dec. 12, 2017
I make monthly purchases of $5000-$6000/month (ASPIRE Travel Black Card) and I pay it at the end of every month. Some of their practices drive me crazy. Like for instance I buy a $6 lotto ticket maybe 5-10 times/year but I just found out they're charging me a $5 "cash advance fee" for making this $6 purchase... like wtf!?! Secondly they send me a card with a much lower limit than my previous card. There have been months I've tried to make larger purchases hit a roadblock at Capital One because they refuse to up my credit limit despite having a credit rating in the upper 1% of Canadians. Apparently they don't review limits like every other Mastercard company on the planet. I'm strongly considering going back to American Express.
Reviewed Dec. 11, 2017
Me and my husband share an account with Capital One and he is a primary cardholder. It's been more than few times we had a problem to access online account to see the balance and print out the statements. The system update was not working properly and almost each time we had to change password, because the previous one somehow did not work, which caused to late payments and penalties. Last time when we had to change the password again it looked liked it worked, but then another window open with note: "The specified URL cannot be found". It takes too much time just to figure out my balance??? My husband left and I ended up calling customer service for my balance.
They have voice auto attendant system, maybe it good, but only if customers are presented with a clear, natural and brand-consistent voice. If you have some background sounds it's not working, so after 3-4 attempts I was transferred to a customer rep. Due to me not being a primary card holder I could not verify my balance to pay out, only the primary card holder was able to hear this amount. Probably it was not very important that I can use the same account for spending, but definitely I can't pay the balance! Summary: Spend long time to access online account with not successful password change and calling customer service- "resolved" by not getting the balance, not able to transfer money to pay my debt most likely penalties for the late payment.
Reviewed Dec. 11, 2017
I have had a 20K credit limit and have always had an excellent credit rating and paid anything owed on time. Because I haven't spent on Credit lately - Capital One lowered it by $10K! When I called them - the manager said "it's because we are a conservative company" (as if my zero balance was high risk!) The employees and management were completely clueless as to the reason they actually do things. The other line was "It's because it's our policy" - so no one knows the real reasons for the bank's decisions. I don't recommend them.
Reviewed Dec. 10, 2017
Do not get a credit card with Capital One - They don't try and help anyone. I went through Hurricane Harvey and they would not refund a late fee during this period because I wasn't "eligible". Terrible, just terrible.
Reviewed Dec. 9, 2017
Went to pay bills today and my account password isn't working. So I tried it three times and then the system locked me out. Which is weird because I know I was using the right password. I use the same password for everything. I then call Capital One who proceed to tell me that even though they have my Social Security number, my birthday and all of my information that I’m able to verify they can’t verify me unless I give them my license number, which is now different from the license I had when I signed up for years ago. Long story short without that number they are unable to verify me and I am completely locked out of my account and my money for the weekend.
Reviewed Dec. 9, 2017
I am writing to express my disappointment in how my very simple request was handled today. My request for a credit limit increase on a Capital One credit card that, for the past number of years, has been on pre-authorized debit to pay the balance owing in full each month was declined for no comprehensible reason. What a shabby way to treat customers who generate little to no revenue. Shame on Capital One Canada.
Reviewed Dec. 9, 2017
I do not recommend banking with Capital One. I went to file a BBB complaint & a note asked that consumers first contact a specific individual in the Capital One Office of the President. Going that route, Capital One ended up stringing me along for several weeks, until I gave them a deadline and said if they hadn't corrected the issue by a certain date, I would file suit. The rep, Leiah, contacted me by my deadline and stated they would be crediting my account the $300 in losses their actions cost me. One week later, Leiah went silent, and I got a call from another employee, David, who stated Capital One would NOT be crediting me the $300 they cost me.
I am not happy about the headache and time a lawsuit is going to cost me. I'd made a $10,000 transfer from my Capital One account. My account was valid, the deposits verified and confirmed. The money had been transferred. The transfer was part of a promotion from M&T Bank that would award me $250 if I kept it in the account for "X" months.
When I got my M&T statement, it showed I had 51 cents in my account. Without my knowledge or permission, Capital One reversed the transfer several days after It had already been transferred. NO NOTICE WHATSOEVER. And for 10 days, my $10,000 was totally missing from BOTH accounts due to this transfer (thank God there wasn't an emergency and I needed access to my money).
Then, to add insult to injury, because Capital One reversed my funds without telling me, M&T imposed two $25 fines for having a balance fall below $10,000. The people answering Capital One's customer service line lied to me and made up stories about the transfer, which I was able to disprove, through concrete evidence. Then, Leiah in the Office of the President strung me along for several weeks using all the right language, assuring me this would be resolved. By my deadline, she eventually confirmed they'd looked at all of information and would be reimbursing me the $300 in losses they cost me.
After a week of checking my account and noticing the funds never arrived, I received a call from someone else at Capital One (David) stating they would NOT be crediting my account the $300. David stated it was because I supposedly had the option to transfer the $10,000 back to the M&T account to avoid the $25 fees. I explained to him what Leiah had indicated she clearly understood: That I could not have re-transferred funds that I was unaware had ever been removed from my account.
One $25 fine had been imposed before I ever knew Capital One had taken my 10 grand, and by the time I found out, I was in another bank cycle, and by the bank terms, another $25 would already be imposed for that cycle (though it had not yet shown on my bank statement, since the cycle had not ended). I then hung up on David, as I am done with Capital One wasting my time. The only reason my account is still open is so that I have access to my records for the lawsuit.
Updated review: Dec. 11, 2017
It seems that after a month of trying to resolve my issue and after them telling me that I was stuck with the bill I wrote a review here and within 24 hours they changed there decision again.
Original Review: Dec. 9, 2017
I disputed a charge that was inaccurately described. I opened up a claim on both eBay and Capital One. eBay made a judgment in my favor but explained that nothing could be done due to the fact that Capital One was in the process disputing it. I called and asked for assistance from Capital One and was told to keep the merchandise even though eBay said I could return it because they were disputing it, well time passed and Capital One reapplied the charges and basically said, “Oh well we didn’t tell you that,” even after I supplied all the documentation. This is the worst company to do business with.
Reviewed Dec. 8, 2017
I paid my full balance on Dec 6, 2017 and the same day they charged me interest rates for the amount due that I had just paid off for the credit card, called twice and both representative gave me two different stories, these people are full of BS. I do not recommend Capital One to anyone. Go for Credit One that is the best credit card to build credit.
Reviewed Dec. 7, 2017
I got my card about 8 months ago and my card has been hacked twice now. My card got hacked less than 3 months after I received my card and again today (12/7/17). Both times the card was used for online purchases. At least this time they blocked the charge. But are you kidding me? Getting hacked even once is a joke. I have had cards from 10 years ago that have never been hacked. This is such a pain to have to reconnect all my accounts that I have put on auto-pay with this card. If it happens again I'm switching to a different company. Not worth having to go through this hassle every few months.
Pros: You get a lot of points (have yet to use it and see if they even honor the points), my credit limit is 15k, get alerts instantly when I make purchases. I have set this to a very low amount so if my card gets hacked I will know. Cons: Got hacked 2 times in 8 months, interest rate is outrageous at 24% even though I pay my entire balance off each month (they increased it from 20% to 24% recently).
Reviewed Dec. 6, 2017
I booked a flight via Capital One Travel using points and also $371.00 and had to cancel due to Hurricane Irma. Their policy was that if you call to cancel within 24 hours of booking, you will get a full refund. I called within the 24 hr time period multiple times and was continually left on hold for over an hour each time. Finally, went to bed, called the next morning and they apologized but phones were busy due to Irma but will not get a refund and they would not return my points. After telling them I would have to close my account, they said they didn't care since they are not Capital One but rather a third party. HORRIBLE company and cannot believe Capital One uses them for their travel. Shame on Capital One and Capital One Travel. Will NEVER use this company for anything.
Reviewed Dec. 6, 2017
I have always made above the minimum payment, paying through my bank account, all of a sudden two payments returned for unknown transaction, lol. Funny part is I have been using the same bank account to make payments for a year, so long story short, they restricted my account indefinitely and I owe more than my credit limit, which I have never gone over. I am not upset because It could have been worst. I will pay this off and good riddance, I have another account with them, so I'm going directly to the local branch close this account and never look back. This is a scam.
Reviewed Dec. 6, 2017
This company is garbage. Stay far far away. Go through anyone else. We literally have been customers for over six years, and as soon as there is one little hiccup, these minions won't help you out. My wife forgot to put auto payment to her new bank account and they tried to take money out of our old account. The problem with this is we already paid the monthly minimum prior to this occurrence. Now, these soulless cretins won't immediately put money onto our account when our car has broke down and we need a credit card to rent the car I booked. Six ** years and we already paid! I hate this company and I hope it gets sued to death. I will jump on that bandwagon. SCREW YOU CAPITAL ONE!
Reviewed Dec. 5, 2017
Signed up for a credit card at the beginning of August 2017. Waited a month the card never showed up... I got the card issued 2 times after that and it never showed up so I kept calling for them to remain it. I cancelled the card and they were supposed to send me my security funds back and they never did so I called them at the end of September. They were suppose to send my funds then I called them October 13th cause they still were not there so I called and got them to remain it again and it never showed up in November... Then I called today December 5th and it's still not here and the person I talked to said they would reissue it... ** I want my money... The worst customer service and experience ever. Does not help that every person I talked to doesn't speak English properly and when asked to speak to a manager I got told there was none to talk to. Now I am getting a lawyer involved.
Reviewed Dec. 5, 2017
In August, 2017, I disputed a charge by a merchant due to their failure to perform house cleaning duties I hired them to do. Initially, I sent in screenshots of text messages exchanged with the merchant wherein they admitted they failed to perform the duties, not once but twice and they even offered a free carpet cleaning service after the second incident. These screenshots were sufficient enough for Capital One to issue a "temporary" credit to my account. The merchant then submitted documentation which resulted in the charge being applied to my card again. (I have asked for this documentation twice, once was in writing, and I have yet to receive anything.)
In October, 2017, I was told by Capital One that I needed additional documents, which included a second opinion from another cleaning company. By this time, I had already cleaned the house myself and moved in so I asked the representative how I was supposed to get a second opinion and I was advised to send in a detailed letter along with date-stamped photos I had of the failed work. I then provided a detailed letter addressing each bullet point along with the date-stamped photos and the previously provided screenshots of text messages, and it was still insufficient.
I had a very uneasy feeling so I decided to pay off the entire balance owed in anticipation of Capital One not issuing a refund. I spoke to a representative yesterday (12/04/17), I was told Capital One insisted that I obtain a second opinion! I immediately closed the account. I have had this account for approximately 8 years and only 1 late payment due to being evacuated for a hurricane and Capital One sided with a merchant over their own customer. Apparently it is very simple for a merchant to charge the account but they make it practically impossible for the customer to right a wrong!!
Reviewed Dec. 5, 2017
I'm going to cut to the CHASE here (ironically I'm switching back to CHASE BANK) - this is the most irritating bank account I have ever had. Every time I pay the rent or my credit cards or even swipe my card to make a purchase they take the money out, then it shows as a pending transaction, and it tells me the "available balance" but then, they put the money back into the account where it doesn't show like you ever made those transactions at all. A few days later it goes back to pending and you have a different "available balance" because we went on with your life assuming that your initial available balance under pending is what you have to spend.
THEN it finally posts. But the thing is that if you do not have the money by the time it goes back to pending, it overdrafts the account because. I have never had this type of problem with Wells Fargo or Chase. For example, let me give you my current situation: (assuming that I have 1400 on my account) On November 30th, I made a payment for rent with the total of 1200. When I made that payment, it showed on my checking account as a pending transaction, therefore, I was able to see how much money I had left in order for me to know how much I could spend (200).
So, I go about my day and spend 10 in fast food, $5 in ice cream and $20 in gas for my vehicle, which should leave me with $165. The day after that I spend $65 on at a bar with a couple of friends which leaves me now with $100 in my account for me to be able to use. Right? WRONG!!! When going to my account two days later. I had an available balance of $1300 in my account but there was no such thing as pending transactions for the drinks the ice cream the rent or even the freaking gas I put on my vehicle. Obviously, this happened to me before so I transferred $400 from my savings to my checking to use. Because I DID NOT WANT MY ACCOUNT TO OVERDRAFT.
So, I now should be having on my account $100 remaining plus 400 and rent should be taken about with no problem. Right? WRONG! Now, rent is back in pending. Everything else has been taken away and whatever transaction I did from before rent and before my ice cream and drink is taken out. So I actually don't have what they said I had from the get-go. I have less so my freaking check bounced for rent. So basically $1200 DISAPPEARED and I'm gonna be late for rent plus the check bounce fee. Obviously, they close at this time so, I cannot fix my issue.
You going to have to read this a couple of times to understand because it is as confusing for me to understand it and know how much money I actually have in my account. It is ridiculous and annoying. I do not recommend this back to anyone even if they didn't have another option. I went ahead and took all my money out of my savings and as soon I get my direct deposit, I am done with Capital One banking.
Reviewed Dec. 5, 2017
This was my first credit card. I’ve had it for almost a year and it only has a $300 limit on it. I’ve CONTINUOUSLY asked for a credit limit increase which would go to $500. Which is more than enough for my emergencies. But every time they turn me down. It’s just funny that I can apply for a BRAND NEW credit card and instantly get a $1500 limit but I can’t get my limit raised to $500 on this one? Capital One customer support doesn’t help either. I’ve paid my bill on time every single month, my credit has even gone up almost 150 points! I am very displeased with this company and wouldn’t recommend to anyone.
Reviewed Dec. 4, 2017
After an hour and a half on the phone trying to report a fraudulent charge, I was told there was nothing I could do and that I just needed to make the balance current. I asked who I go to next and they said, “Hold please” and left me for another half hour. Once they returned I was told there was nothing they could do. I live in the United States and the charge happened in Hong Kong. Evidence was there and they would do nothing to help.
Reviewed Dec. 1, 2017
"Thank you for contacting Capital One about the credit card account number shown above. We looked into your claim and found that it is fraudulent." The above statement is what this stupid company wrote to me about a credit card I've been using in uninterrupted fashion for 25 years. I never contacted them to complain that the card was fraudulent, and no matter how many times I called to explain that they must have made a mistake, they in their infinite stupidity refused to believe me or re-activate my card. Eventually they told me I needed to submit a fraud form and include copies of my SSN card and driver's license. Huh?? To fix their mistake?? No thanks. If anyone from General Motors reads these reviews, this was a GM Rewards Card. Guess I won't be buying a GM car. Ever. "Capital One. What's not in your wallet?"
Reviewed Nov. 29, 2017
I applied for the Venture Rewards card and mentioned to the agent on the phone I had a fraud alert on my credit report. When we completed the process she told me my application was on hold due to the fraud alert and that Capital One would be contacting me. Days later I get a letter in the mail saying I was denied because my consumer alert was not verified. When I called them I was told there wasn't a phone number listed on my Equifax account and they couldn't use the phone number I had provided during the application process to resolve this. I've had this fraud alert placed for years and have never an issue with anyone verifying my identity. I find it very hard to believe they're denying someone with a credit score of almost 800 because of some technicality, very poor service!
Reviewed Nov. 28, 2017
Wow, just seen the prior cases and in resolved issues. Still waiting on mine to be realized since September 2017. Take money, bill money but want it back to your account or cancel? The agents are great but it's the account specialist who will make an excuse or try to confuse you then record your request but really won't submit one. They say "It will take 3-5 business days" or "3-5 days business days is really 10 business days??? The request is passed on, let the computer deal with it or it sits in computer until account is in the rears. But your bill cycle and fees are going up daily. By the end of today if nothing is done, I will be closing my account. I will be waiting by today & "CEO OF Capital One in USA/Canada" as well Costco members. This has to be fixed and I advised all customers to CLOSE THEIR ACCOUNT IMMEDIATELY and join their competition, you know who!
Reviewed Nov. 28, 2017
I had this credit card account with Capital One for a year and a half and I had no history of late payment. When I left the US, I paid off my bill in full from my bank account through the Capital One portal. My bank account was active for a long time and you know what? The payment I made from the Capital One portal got failed due to a technical error on their end and I didn't even know about it (Of course I didn't track my bank account for a while after returning to my home country). No emails from Capital One about the failure of payment or the bill amount due. It looks like they sent letters to my postal address (where I wasn't living anymore LOL). I made sure I sent them an email about my leaving the country and that I have made my payment, of course I didn't receive any response for that.
There was not a single notification about it to me over my email and these guys sent it to a collection agency. I returned to the US after 2 years and received a letter from the collection agency asking me to pay the money due (which was more than twice of what I owe). After thorough browsing of the documentation they had, I figured out that it was a problem from their (Cap One) end. Of course, I settled up the balance (and only what I owed because that was a fault from their end and they didn't notify me over email nor did they respond to my email mentioning the payment either). I have this collection on my account and will be there in the history for few more years. Crappy company! For the past few weeks, they have been sending me letters about good offers on prequalified credit cards applicable for my credit. Shameless people!
Reviewed Nov. 27, 2017
They keep on that in late fees and I keep on paying it on time but they keep on getting stuff mixed all up so they love charging people late fees for no reason. Not a great company. Wish I never would have signed up for them.
Reviewed Nov. 27, 2017
I’ve had a Capital One checking account for about 25 months now. All was well until a hold was placed on my account. I’ve taken all of the necessary steps needed to have this hold removed from my account however, Capital One hasn’t responded to my case, I’ve been calling for over a month now and the only answer I get is, "We will get back to you in 24-48 hours". Well it’s been just over 330 hours since and my account is still on hold.
I’ve spoken to 5 account Supervisors and 3 bank and about 10 phone operators. I've only received 1 phone call from Capital One in which it seems it was only to wish me happy birthday on 11-25-17 but still no help on my account. No one seems to know how to fix my problem. Everyone is just sending my case to the next Supervisor after the next and the next. This is very disturbing. My Thanksgiving wasn’t completely ruined but this is really affecting my credit score and holding my bills back from Capital One. Please can someone do something.
Reviewed Nov. 27, 2017
I was on hold for an extended period of time before Customer service submitted my complaint. I then had to wait a week before receiving a message that my funds had been released after 3 days and there was no error. This was not true and after another extended hold customer service had me hold even longer so a manager could tell me hold was normal and despite not being notified of it, the bank was still not at fault.
Initial large transfer was held for 7 days despite being notified that it would be 2-3 business days and funds were posted and confirmed after only 2 days. This caused me $150 in late fees and a bad mark with my landlord. All management would say is that this hold is normal for new accounts and would not apologize for not notifying me to expect the hold. I have never had an EFT take more than 2 days and suspect this is a ploy for the bank to make money off float interest.
Reviewed Nov. 26, 2017
Capital One had been great until the last past two months. I had surcharged of $80 and they waived it $50. Then following month, I got charged again for $38. I called the customer service about my concern as well the virtual customer service, yet I did not receive any help. I mentioned I usually got call notification as well automatic payment in the account. REALLY disappointed, and I closed my account.
Reviewed Nov. 25, 2017
I recently got a Capital One Quicksilver Mastercard to use for travel and to get cash back on my purchases. In preparing for a trip to Europe, I charged Euros at a cash exchange. Capital One not only charged me interest but also a "cash advance" fee. Bottom line is that I paid over 4% for the use of the cash for 3 weeks. That's roughly 65% annually. So the good news for Capital One is that they got a LOT of money for this transaction. The bad news is that they won't get their returns on about $9k in charges each month. Way to go Capital One!
Reviewed Nov. 22, 2017
I called for a third time in 3 months because they were charging me interest for a third time. The first time, I had a balance of $8000. I paid by mistake $7950 instead of the $8000. So because of that balance of $50, they charged me $165 in interest. The second time, they charged me $113 that they gave me back, because they changed their system, and all the alerts I used to received were gone. Because of that, when I finally paid the balance, they charged me interest one more time, because the difference in the statement date and the pay date (another 20 days). All three times, their customer service experience was deplorable. Very unfriendly guys. It is the first time that I had so much troubles with a credit card. I have several other and no one gave this type of issues.
Reviewed Nov. 22, 2017
Unless your credit is in the basement, and even if it is, you should not be doing business with this predatory company. I knew Capital One was the most complained about company and should have known better. Accepted a card I was approved for online and used it. Then suddenly my card was mysteriously rejected for “fraudulent activity” as happens often to Capital One credit users. They insisted I send in my driver's license after I answered security questions correctly, which no other credit card requires and you should never do.
Sending a copy of your driver's license to the shadies at Capital One make you a target of identity theft. Traveling? Collecting points? They will cancel your card without explanation and leave you in dark. My credit is still excellent but they did THREE hard inquiries rather than one done by most companies which will lower your score. They prey on the uninformed and desperate and are the most complained about credit card company for a reason. Walk don’t run from this shady predator.
Reviewed Nov. 22, 2017
My 18-year old daughter received funds from her college, and attempted to reverse the funds to go on a recent bank account, and this was in September. Capital One has not even called her back after several attempts. Their fraud "team" is suppose to contact her, but must be very busy, because it's 2 months later. Never have I seen such a corrupt credit card company. It is sad and pathetic what people have to do to get their own money. We are still waiting, and it's pushing December. Sick!
Reviewed Nov. 21, 2017
After almost 20 years of being a Capital One customer, my mother closed her account (and opened another) at the recommendation of a Capital One employee after the death of my father. Before a bill had even been sent (2 weeks later) she started receiving collection calls. Their credit has always been in good standing and pay off the card with Capital every month. This is despicable as far as I'm concerned as a business. Someone else will be getting our business now.
Reviewed Nov. 21, 2017
I detected fraud on my account and called Capital One. The woman was helpful and told me my credit number was now deactivated and she would send me a new card in a few business days. I said I'm sorry I can not wait that long I want it overnight. She told me she is unable to overnight it she needs to speak to a supervisor. I said ok please put in a order for a new card and speak to a supervisor regarding when it can come and just send it out because I need it. Three days later, still no card received. I log in online and see it says Account Restricted. I received no notice of this by phone or email. It was just by chance that I logged in. I called up Capital One and after being on the line with an incompetent representative, I asked for a supervisor and was transferred. While I was on hold, the call disconnected.
I called again and spoke for a few min with a representative who was not being helpful at all. I asked to be transferred to a supervisor and was put on hold for TWENTY FIVE minutes, when I finally got through I was told me my identification must once again be verified and she can not give me any information before I do that. I asked her which information that will be since I gave my card number, security code, ss number, address, and phone number. She said she needs to ask me questions based on public records and I said ok. I answered her question and she said she needs me to send her a picture of the front and back of my photo id.
At this point I asked to be transferred to a US representative, she was able to verify for me through a SIMPLE code to my email. She then told me that the agent from a few days had given me wrong information and my card was never cancelled nor was a request for a new card put in for me! Basically they wasted 4 days! And she still refused to have my card overnighted. Capital One needs to give better training to their representatives! They wasted my time! And I was not apologized to or offered any form of compensation. REally really upset with Capital One credit card.
Reviewed Nov. 21, 2017
I recently made 2 payments on my Capital One credit card. Only 1 payment showed up. I tried calling customer service and was on hold for a very long time and then got disconnected. This happened several times. I finally got through after 40 minutes on hold without getting disconnected. The service rep said my payment was received. I was very concerned that it didn't show on my account. She assured me it would show up the next day even though that payment was made 2 days before the other payment that did show up. She also said the balance showing online was the true balance but it didn't add up.
The next day the payment still didn't show online so I talked to an online rep who told me the same exact thing. I am missing a $500 payment to my account that Capital One stole from me. I suspect they have been hacked!! I think hackers are stealing payments from accounts and Capital One has not made it public yet. I don't trust them. I will close my account as soon as I get my payment applied to my account! I am going on every website I can to report this problem in the hopes that others stop using their cards! Awful company!! Their customer service is far worse than Comcast!!!
Reviewed Nov. 21, 2017
I have been a loyal Capital One credit card user for almost two decades. I HAVE NEVER been late with a payment and have ALWAYS paid my account off monthly. Yesterday I received a letter in the mail that they are decreasing my credit card limit because I do not charge enough on my card each month. I telephoned immediately to speak with someone that could explain this to me. A loyal, RESPONSIBLE, customer that always pays on time is being dinged on a credit rating because of a credit decrease. Of course the Capital One customer representative could offer no explanation! This is RIDICULOUS. I guess this shows what Capital One thinks of their LOYAL, RESPONSIBLE customers. Thank you very much Capital One. Your true colors show in how you do not respect your customers!!!
Reviewed Nov. 21, 2017
I am soon closing my Cap One 360 checking account and withdrawing all my money with their investment service. I needed to wire money to a company and Cap One refused to wire the money unless it was to my own personal bank account which is useless. I had to open up a bank acct with Chase and when I did they then told me it would take 30 days for them to approve a transfer into my personal bank acct. Absolutely unacceptable Cap One and Adieu!
Reviewed Nov. 20, 2017
Called to pay off my Capital One BuyPower Credit Card and close the account. I asked what the final amount would be and that I had no outstanding purchases, charges etc. I paid off the account and requested that it would be closed. A month later I receive a statement showing interest charges. I called and told them I paid off the account and now I have interest charges. They informed me there was nothing they could do about it, that I closed the account before the next statement due date. What a way to do business, just trying to inform the public, beware of this company.
Reviewed Nov. 20, 2017
Wow - where to begin? I haven't ever had a problem with Capital One card services or customer service until October-November of 2017; they have waived late fees, eliminated erroneous interest charges, adjusted billing cycles, and allowed overlimit purchases. I always pay my balance in full every month, and have had pleasant experiences with employees and supervisors. Recently, due to the hurricanes in the Gulf and Southeast, Capital One deferred credit reporting to the bureaus due to many people's inability to make their payments; that's nice, but they did not notify their customers and the result for me has been a failure to report accurate information since July, 2017. Because of this, my credit score has stagnated.
I had to call and "opt-in" to regular credit reporting. Next, their "system" for processing credit line increases for the GM BuyPower card is not functional. I called on October 31st, and an account supervisor manually submitted the request to the underwriting team - or so I thought. When I called on November 19th to request a status update, Capital One has no record of my request; this means the "manual submission" is a farce to appease disgruntled customers. I was advised to check back in 3-6 months for an update regarding their credit limit increase "processing system" - the same line of garbage I was fed over the summer, when I was told credit increases were unavailable for the GM BuyPower card.
Lastly, and most important, is my interaction with the ignorant, disrespectful, incompetent employee who goes by the name of Dehja. She continually cut me off and talked down to me for the duration of our conversation. She refused to give me any information regarding the credit limit increase or credit bureau reporting - she actually stated that it was up to the bureau to report the information, and not Capital One. Did I mention that Dejha is also a liar? And a poor one, at that. At the end of our conversation, she arrogantly encouraged me to close my account - since I was having "so many issues" - and even gave me the payoff amount, and aggressively inquired as to the date I would be making my "final" payment. This dotard needs to be fired, and you need to find a different creditor!
Reviewed Nov. 18, 2017
I was unable to get online and check my account due to some computer issues, so I accept that responsibility. When I was able to contact CO and get online, I saw that I had been charged multiple late fees (and I am sure bad credit reports). Because my payment was arriving within some "two day window" it was deemed late for one month but not early for the next! When I spoke with someone about this, they did offer to refund one month of fees, but not the others - even though I had sent more than the minimum payment every month.
Unfortunately for me, I had selected the "send date" that was one day too late to be credited for that month, but one day too early for the next! ARGHH!! They refused to show any mercy for my mistake, and held fast to their argument that being late for one month could not count as being early for the next!! RE: Victoria, Sr. Acct. Supervisor Never again! I am back to ridiculous paper billing and will pay them off ASAP.
Reviewed Nov. 18, 2017
For 6 months consistently I paid more than what was due on my account never settling to pay the minimum balance. I recently requested a credit increase and was denied which I don't understand as my credit is OK and I never missed a payment. Since this occurred I'm simply gonna pay off my credit card and get a better one with another company. I don't recommend financial services from them at all.
Reviewed Nov. 18, 2017
When frauded by a company online and charged a lot of money for a product I never received, I called Capital One and they took off the charges and issued me a new card. But 2 weeks later they sent me a letter reinstating the charges because the company said I did receive it and I had signed a contract. I never signed anything and never received the product. I told Capital One this was a scam but they said they couldn't do anything else for me, so now I'm out 200 dollars. Don't count on Capital One to help you if you get frauded.
Reviewed Nov. 17, 2017
Let me begin by saying I am relatively new to the whole credit card world out there and my experience for some people might be like "It is no big deal". But I want a place to voice my opinion and hope that the experience I share will probably be of help to another novice like me. I was pre-approved for a CO credit card and decided to accept the offer. A couple of days later, I was asked to send my documents (Driver's License & SSN card) for verification. I sent the documents via Fax as suggested by one of their customer care representative for speedy processing. Nevertheless, I still mailed my documents as well just to be sure about it. I called CO to let them know that I Faxed my documents and wanted to know if they received it but the customer care representative told me someone has to update it on file and she is not sure if CO has received my documents. She asked me to wait for a few days and I patiently did.
Four days after sending my documents, my application was declined. I called CO and they told me that the Fax they received was too dark for them to verify my details and asked me to mail my documents. I told them I sent it the same day I faxed the documents and they asked me to follow up with them in a week. After 8 days, again, my application was declined. This time I was furious. I checked the details and this time they came up with a new attack mechanism - Couldn't verify your credit score. I know I don't have a credit score yet but why didn't CO check that before sending me a pre-approved Credit card? They claimed that I have a good credit history and so they are sending me a pre-approved credit card, but did they actually check my credit history? Because if they did, they would have realized I do not have a credit score yet. Ignorance of facts from Day 1 is all I can say about CO.
I called them numerous times and with incompetent representatives taking calls, it is nothing but hell to deal with CO. The supervisor refused to answer anything. I wanted to send a feedback about my experience to the upper management and guess what? You can't! You need to hold an account with CO to do so and for probably-will-become-customers like me who get duped and involved in the horrific mess CO has created, there is simply no place to voice your opinion! Hats off to this great bank for making me waste my time, money and energy to set things right!
Reviewed Nov. 17, 2017
I paid off in full 5 credit cards, over 12,000, and the following month charged me interest again. When I called them they told me I’m playing a game that I don’t know the rules to. I would not recommend this cards to anybody. Capital One will rip you off.
Reviewed Nov. 17, 2017
I am giving this credit card a one star review. I've had a Capital One Rewards credit card for over 15 years. I've never missed a payment, the credit score they give me on their own website is 831, yet they still charge me $19.00 year fee. I called to see if they could waive this as I have been a customer all these years and they refused. They offer the same credit card and other cards on their website for no fee. They even called me a few years ago telling me that the interest rate was going up and I said okay, and didn't give them a hard time like I'm sure other customers would do.
They will not work out a deal with established customers in good standing but they will offer credit cards with no fee to new customers!!! I told them that I would be transferring my auto pay bills to another credit card and I would be calling back to cancel my credit card. The young lady offered another credit card, but I DO NOT want another credit card from them, they should work with their long time customers that are paying their bills on time!
Reviewed Nov. 15, 2017
I recently moved to the Dallas area and needed to open a local bank account and the checking 360 account seemed like a good option. Several things happened which made me close my account after one month. First, because I recently moved I did not have direct deposit set up for work right away so I needed a bank account to access my first paycheck. I specifically asked if the funds would be available within two business days and the banker said "yes," but I was disappointed when it took 10 business days to access any of my deposit. The bank manager was apologetic about the miscommunication her team had given me but that's all she could offer.
Second, when I tried setting up external transfers I received an error message that Capital One could not verify my phone # and I had to call Capital One support. The rep was very nice but said due to a system glitch I was unable to set up any external account to my 360 account for money transfers. There was apparently nothing she could do.
On top of all this, I never received a debit card in the mail in order for debit transactions to be made. I waited three weeks before I started to get annoyed. I literally had no way to access the money put into my account for nearly a month! I went to close my account today and was told I had to withdraw all my money from the account in order to close it... I had no means to do so. I was also told upon closing that my debit card was supposed to arrive 2-3 business days after I had opened the account... but still no sign of a debit card. I was hoping this would have been a good company to take my banking to but it has been nothing but a headache and kept me from accessing money in that account. I am disappointing with my Capital One experience and will not be a returning customer.

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Reviewed Nov. 15, 2017
In my time of hardship Cindy was very kind and understanding and helped me more than she will ever know. I felt relief from my situation and she brought a smile to my face by the end of our conversation. Then did something remarkable about a week later that once again made me smile and changed my bad day into a good one. Thank you Cindy ** @ Capital One.
Reviewed Nov. 15, 2017
Been with them for two years. The promise they make about getting your security deposit back after you have established positive history is bull! They won’t release your funds until you close the account. They will not increase your credit limit even with a flawless history. They lie and customer service sucks.
Reviewed Nov. 15, 2017
On June 30, 2017, Capital One sent us a letter asking for us to update my wife's street address as per government regulations. The letter said that we had until August 17, 2017 to reply or our MasterCard account would be closed. On July 5, 2017 we contacted Capital One at their 1-800-227-4825 number listed on the letter. We spoke with Randall, at 12:51 pm. We updated the street information on the card and Randall informed us that he would be sending out new credit cards to us within 4-6 days. The Cards were shipped out to us on July 15, 2017. Randall was an overseas operator and now no longer works for the company.
On October 21, 2017, we received a letter from Capital One stating that our account was closed because "We didn't receive the information we requested, and unfortunately, that resulted in your Capital One credit card being closed." Our account had been open since 2001. I called Capital One on October 21, 2017 and spoke with Elizabeth and informed her that we had provided the information requested to Capital One on July 5, 2017. She stated that it appeared that Capital One had made an error and she would make a request for review. Elizabeth was an overseas operator and now no longer works for Capital One.
On October 30, 2017, I spoke with Teresa. I told her what had happened and was asking if Elizabeth had followed through on my request that the cancellation of my card be reviewed and replaced with a new card and a new account. Teresa said she showed no record notes of my conversation with Elizabeth on October 21, 2017. Teresa said that she would review my information and call me back on October 31, 2017. On October 30, 2017, I wrote a letter to the President of Capital One, detailing their error.
On October 31, 2017, Teresa called me back and confirmed all of the information that I had provided and verified that I had indeed provided our street address on July 5, 2017, to Randall. She believed that our street address was improperly input into the computer in lower case letters instead of upper case letters. She acknowledged that it was Capital One's error and she would submit my request to have the account reviewed and reopened. She said she would contact me in 10 to 15 days.
Today is November 15, 2017, and Teresa did not call, so I called Capital One for an update. I was informed by Jannelle that Capital One could not confirm that I had contacted them on July 5, 2017, which was contrary to what Teresa had told me. I told Janelle, if she would check her records, she would discover that Capital One issued brand new cards to us on July 15, 2017, as a result of our contact with Randall, on July 5, 2017. Randall, told us that he updated my wife's street address information and he would be ordering new cards be sent to us in "4 to 6" days. Janelle checked the records and discovered that the new cards were issued on July 15, 2017.
I discussed with Jannelle how a credit card company erroneously cancelling a credit card can negatively impact one's credit score. I also told her that what she was telling me was contradicted by other employees. She replied that once the credit card account is closed, as per federal regulations, the account could not be reopened. She said, "We can't do anything for you." So there you have it. Capital One Bank, in my opinion, is the most disorganized, poor record keeping, incompetent banking institution that I have ever dealt with in my entire life. I have never in my life received such poor, apathetic, customer service. I'm still waiting to hear from the President of Capital One. Invest in Capital One? Not a chance. I told Janelle that.
Reviewed Nov. 14, 2017
Made one late payment and they reported me to the credit bureau. Been a good customer for 10 years, made one late payment back in 2014. Have made contact with Capital One and asked them to remove this from my credit report. They said NO! Pretty childish over one late payment in 10 years! So this is the thanks I get for being a good customer? I cut my card up into the shape of a suppository so you know exactly where to stick it when I send it back! Thanks for nothing!
Updated on Dec 8, 2017: Got a response from Capital One about my first post. After reading my post about Capital One's childish action regarding my late payment back in 2014, now they want to call and suck up to me to keep my business! Too funny!! Got some bad news for you! You clowns should have been decent the first time I contacted you and done what I asked! My credit score is over 800, I don't need your card or your poor business practices. All I wanted was that late payment removed from my credit report, you have no customer loyalty!

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Reviewed Nov. 14, 2017
I signed up for a Capital One card to boost my credit, they gave me a $200 limit. My credit card was hacked at a gas station and when I reported the issue I was issued a new card. My credit score dropped almost 50 points, I contacted Capital One and they told me my credit is being ruined due to reporting fraud on the account. This is not what I expected from such an established company. Very disappointed.
Reviewed Nov. 13, 2017
I've had Capital One for a little over a year now. I have a limit of $300 and make monthly payments of $25. Nothing I can't handle. Well, I am in Florida and was in the direct path of Hurricane Irma. My kitchen flooded, power was out for a few days, fence almost went through the window but thankfully it was boarded. Capital One offered financial help. They gave me $100 in credit and took $50 off of my total. They did the same for my sister. I had the money in my account for a few days, about a week- when I bought a pot/pan set since our kitchen suffered quite a bit of damage.
After another couple of days/week- I see that I've been charged $100. I called and they explained that they meant to give me only $50. So they screwed up and I had to pay back $100 that I didn't have. They would not fix it. Fine. So I've been paying it back, four months to fix their mistake. I've finally gone back under my $300 limit and now I've been charged a member fee for $40. So I am over my limit once again. They made a mistake and now I am constantly in debt.
Reviewed Nov. 10, 2017
Lost my job. Bills piled up. Cancelled my credit card with CO due to their hidden fees. Was with them for about 6-7 months. Told them I would only make a payment as much as I can every month. Made 2 payments past 2 months $58 and $25 and still add more fees! Damn crooks, debit cards are better. You don't have to worry about paying back. Put some money aside for ERS. That's it.
Capital One Company Information
- Company Name:
- Capital One
- Year Founded:
- 1988
- Address:
- 1680 Capital One Drive
- City:
- McLean
- State/Province:
- VT
- Postal Code:
- 22102
- Country:
- United States
- Website:
- www.capitalone.com
