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Capital One Auto Financing provides vehicle loans and financing solutions. The company offers direct auto loans for new and used vehicles, refinancing options and digital loan management tools. Since 1994, it has developed its application processes and integrated rate comparison tools and account management features to facilitate vehicle purchases and loan servicing.

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  • Competitive interest rates offered
  • Flexible payment options available
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  • Payment processing issues reported
  • Lack of communication on claims

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    Reviewed June 26, 2009

    Capital One sent me a statement claiming that my payment wasn't due till 2010 and that $8,000 was applied to my account. My next payment wasn't due until 7/25/2010. I tried to refinance with them so I figured they went on and applied the money to make my payment shorter. So I called and the automated system also said the same thing. So this morning I noticed a call came in from Capital One, I called and they said they made a mistake. I always pay on time especially since the economy has hit the nation. I cleared up a lot of account when I got this gift of a surprise from them. Now it has come back to haunt me. This is a lousy game that they are playing. Can you help? Yes I do have the statement.

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    Reviewed May 13, 2009

    I called Capital One Auto to resolve a situation with my bank account. I made a payment on Saturday, May 9, along with about 10 other bill payments. On Monday, I was unsure if I had made that payment so I scheduled another payment in the amount of $325. A couple of minutes later, after reviewing my payment history, I found the payment from Saturday, so I cancelled the Monday payment. Apparently, the cancel button is just for show, as they processed the payment anyways, which put my bank account negative. I called to have them refund the $325 payment and they refused to refund it unless I sent them a bank statement and a letter of disclosure from my bank, and even then, it would take around 10-15 days to receive a check.

    I spoke to a supervisor, AJ badge no. **, who told me the same thing and proceeded to laugh at me when I asked for his name and a phone number to the corporate office. He refused to give me a phone number for a corporate office and said that he would not let me speak to anyone else. All I wanted was my payment, which I cancelled, refunded so my account would not be negative.

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    Reviewed April 4, 2009

    It started when I was told to send in an additional $313.00 to be eligible for the Capital One Hardship Program. I sent it in by Western Union. Afterwards, I sent in my Hardship package to them on February 19, 2009 by US Postal Priority Mail with a Delivery Confirmation receipt and tracking number. I called to check to see if they have received my Hardship package, and they said they have. I asked if I needed to send in anything else at this time, and they replied no.

    On March 2, 2009 at 12:45 am, I talked to one of Capital One's Hardship Department reps named Julia to see what was happening with my Hardship package. Then someone named Mathew called me on March 10, 2009 from their Repossession Department and said my Auto was in repossession and I explained to him that it shouldn't be in repossession because I sent in my monthly payments alone with an additional $310 by the request of Julia to get it out of repossession. But he said I needed to send in an additional $97 to get it out of repossession status. I sent it in Western Union and contacted him with the MTCH number.

    I've been sending in my monthly payment by Priority Mail because they are not telling me the truth and seem to be stalling and have no intention of giving me a Hardship loan to modify my auto loan which I badly need. I pay $514.98 per month for a Dodge Caliber and I can handle the payments and keep the car if the monthly payments were less than $514.98 a month.

    I am a 100 percent disabled Air Force Veteran, and it's a shame to be treated like this by an institution that has to use my hard-earned tax dollars to stay afloat. This is an embarrassment to the country that I serve and to our laws.

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    Reviewed March 3, 2009

    I pay my auto loan every two weeks with an electronic transfer from my checking account. I called the number on my statement to see what the payoff on my auto loan would be and realized that there were several payments to my account that weren't credited yet, even though they had been taken from my checking account for several weeks. Upon calling Capital One customer service, I was asked to fax proof that my payments had been deducted from my account. I faxed the information along with a phone number to return my call. After 3 days, there was still no reply, so I called them. The agent said that they were scheduled to call me back in a couple of days. A couple of days passed, so I called them. I was basically told that I needed to stop calling. I asked to speak to a supervisor and was sent to his voice mail.

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    Reviewed March 2, 2009

    I paid off my auto loan from Capital One in January, and while waiting for my title, I received another bill. When I called, they said that some charges had been added (bogus) and if I did not pay it, they would come to get the car. I had been told in January that it was paid off and would receive my title. The bad economy is affecting everyone, not just Capital One. I guess they will do anything to screw a person over for a little (or lot) of money.

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    Reviewed Jan. 22, 2009

    My original auto loan was with North Fork Bank, and I had no problems for 4 years. During the last year of my loan was when Capital One took over. My payment is due on the 15th of every month and I have a 15-day grace period. On the 16th of every month, if my payment is not yet received, the phone calls start. A computer calls, during the day while I am at work and I am asked to hold for an operator. I cannot sit on hold at work, but if I do not speak to someone, they will call up to 15 times a day from 8 am to 9:30 pm.

    Recently, I underwent major surgery and was in the hospital for an extended period of time. My wife did not receive a statement in the mail, and forgot to mail in the payment. When the phone calls started, she answered and explained that she didn't receive a statement and had forgotten as I was in the hospital. The woman from Capital One, who was a Manager in the Collection Department, told my wife that she is well aware that the payment is due on the 15th regardless of whether she had received a statement. On top of that, she asked my wife that if I was in the hospital, what was wrong with her that she couldn't have mailed the payment.

    I understand that it is not their problem what we are facing in our lives. However, a little sympathy, a little common courtesy would have been nice. The comment was completely uncalled for. This manager also told my wife that a statement had, in fact, been mailed and it was not her problem if we had not received it. When my wife asked when the statement was mailed, she only said she did not have that information. They demand to know exactly what day we will mail the check, but cannot tell us when they mailed our statement.

    Again, the manager repeated that we are well aware of our payment schedule and we will be charged a late fee on the account. When my wife asked for the woman's name, she was told "Have a nice day," and disconnected.

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    Reviewed Dec. 30, 2008

    I have an Auto financed with Capital One Auto Finance. Payment is due on the second. I am usually about 10 days late. They call me 20 -25 times a day, leave no message and sometimes hangs up when I answer. They have left messages with nothing on there but them breathing or doing whatever. They call all day everyday.. I thought that is illegal.

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    Reviewed Dec. 23, 2008

    On 12/21/08, I called Capital One to make an inquiry on my auto loan. I then got a recording that they will text me. In the text, it said to hit y and for $9.99 I could speak to customer service. I did not hit y and of course I didn't speak with customer services. Is this illegal? Seems a little gangsta to me. Capital One is notorious for its outrageous practices. Has anyone reported them?

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    Reviewed Nov. 25, 2008

    I have a Capital One auto loan that I have been paying fine for over a year. I had spoken with customer reps about moving my payment dates to coincide with my pay days to avoid late fees. They charged me $35.00 to do so. Within two months I have been laid off. I called Capital One to defer a payment and they told me I was not eligible because I was not late and to call back two days after my payment due date. I called back at that time to find that I am still not eligible because I changed my payment dates within six months. So instead I will have to damage my credit until I get back to work. Rather than help, they seem to pick options to mislead people and get additional fees. I need to find out how to take this further. It is unreal how in these bad times such a stupid rule cannot be overridden to help the customer.

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    Reviewed Nov. 18, 2008

    I recently had my car repossessed on November 5th. I've been dealing with Capital One Auto Finance to get my car back. Working as a freelance makeup artist, I was able to accumulate the $1000.36 that they requested to get the car back. I sent them the payment via MoneyGram on Friday, Nov. 14th. I also sent them the 4 other documents they asked for which were proof of residence, proof of insurance, proof of income, and new references. I have been dealing with numerous operators with their finance company and since I've sent the money, they seem to either not have my documentation, have not received it, can't find it on file. My insurance agent has sent Capital One Auto Finance my documents 3 times on 3 different days because they say that they had not received it.

    Last night I spoke with an operator and had sent and complied with all of their requirements, noting that my proof of income was last month's bank statement which showed my deposits from the last month. I recently had the account closed because I did pull out all the money in that account to pay Capital One to get my car back. The operator on the phone told me that everything was fine but again they had not received my insurance documents. She assured me that that was the only document that they needed to release the car.

    This morning my insurance agent sent the documents once again. Now when I called Capital One, they finally said, "Yes we do have your insurance documents, but now we need your proof of income." We noticed last night after the representative whom I was on the line with for over 30 minutes cleared me for all the documents, is now not accepting this because the account is closed. It seems every time I comply and have everything set, they can't find a document, want it resent, and now this. I asked to speak with a supervisor and they refused. They said it would take 24 hrs. to get back to me, which is another day with my car at the repo center.

    My car is due to be auctioned out by the 25th, so it seems that they're doing it so it gets to that date and then they can gain more money and I'm out of a car. The representatives were very rude, instead of helpful. No one's on the same page when it comes to documentation. They have received over a 1000 dollars from me, and I also just paid for auto insurance. The representative told me I should get a real job and have them write me a letter stating I work there. Extremely inconsiderate employees.

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    Reviewed Oct. 24, 2008

    First of all Capital One Auto Finance is full of **. They want their interest no matter how you pay them ahead or month by month. That's the whole deal. I pay them $2000 ahead cause I didn't know if was going to make the payments the next 4 moths. They took the money and apply it to the principal. I only realize this 4 months after when I send them a normal payment. My balance didn't decrease a penny. I paid on time according to the due date shown on their website.

    Here is the trick they play on you. For Example your balance is $10,000, your monthly payment is $500.00 let's say, $100 of that is for interest. Your monthly payment is due on January 15. On January 10 you send them the normal payment $500...they received it on time. They take the interest $100 and apply $400 towards your principal... Now your balance is $9,600 ...your due date is now February 15. OK everything is fine at this point.

    A few days later you got a bonus on your job and you decided to send $2, 500 to Capital One Auto financing so your balance is less. They receive the payment and MAKE YOU BELIEVE you're PAYING 5 MONTHS AHEAD by changing your DUE DATE to JULY 5. You are make to believe you don't have to pay anything for March, April, May, June...On July 10 you send a normal payment for $500...they receive on time but your balance did not decrease at all?... Guess what... ALL THE MONEY WENT TO PAY INTEREST FOR MARCH APRIL, MAY, JUNE, JULY!! And that folks is how CAPITAL ONE SCREWS PEOPLE. BE AWARE OF THIS TRICK...and pay attention to your payments and how they applied it towards your loan!!! Thank you very much.

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    Reviewed Aug. 15, 2008

    I lost the title to my vehicle that I sold two days ago. When I went to get a new title issued at the Department of Motor Vehicles in Louisiana, I was told that there still was a lien on the vehicle. I asked her how I received a copy of the title and had paid the loan of in 2006 if the bank still showed a lien? She gave me a form to take to the bank and told me for them to fax a lien release document to them in order to get a new title.

    When I went to the bank, I was greeted by one employee immediately. I told her my situation when suddenly the woman sitting in the nearest cubicle shouted out "it will take two weeks to get that sent out". I said "no, I need to speak to someone about it". I was then told to see the employee in the next cubicle. I told her my situation and she looked up the loan in her computer. Then she said "it's not even in here anymore". After a few minutes of her doing something on the computer, she said "I can get you the document in three days". The problem is that the person who bought the car is in the Navy and stationed on a base in Mississippi. He cannot bring the car on the base without the title. He did so with a copy of the title which I signed and gave him, but his superior officer started threatening him and told him he could face serious consequences for not having the title.

    So, today I went to the main branch of Capital One in my town. I told the customer service rep that I needed to talk to the manager and she insisted on helping me first. So she told me that Capital One Auto Loans was a completely different division of the corporation and she had to call the New Orleans Louisiana branch. She called and the person told her there was no lien on the vehicle and that they would send the document in three days. I said "no, the buyer needs it today" and explained his situation. Then she went and got the manager. When she arrived she immediately told me that there was a lien on the car because I had lost the title. I said this is insane. She just told me there wasn't a lien. The manager kept stating that the fault was on me because I lost the title and that's why it showed a lien.

    I am totally fed up and disgusted with this corporation and it's incompetent employees. Also, the manager is a bold face liar. I talked to my friend who works as a paralegal for a local attorney and we are going to see what we can do to straighten out the people at Capital One Bank. I will never again set foot in any of their banks or do business of any sort with them or anyone associated with Capital One. They are the most unprofessional, ignorant, and misinformed bank I have ever seen.

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    Reviewed June 16, 2008

    I originally got a car loan from Key Bank and Capital One. Bought it and automatically changed due date of payment and I had never been late with Key Bank without forewarning me. So I did not realize I had to make two payments in one month. On several occasions they have sent tow trucks out to repo my car because they say I am illegally sending payments to principal only which you are not allowed to do.

    One tow truck took my car although Capital One apologized, I still had to pay all fees and the rep who wrote the notes in the system mysteriously does not work there anymore so they are still after 2 years charging me. Another time the tow truck broke the door handle off of a garage where they thought my car was. Another time they came to a home that was not mine but insist that I live there and was turning door knob, kicking door, and banging with hand saying "I know you're in there." I dialed 911 and police did not catch them but they saw them speeding away to avoid police. Damage Resulting.

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    Reviewed April 11, 2008

    After paying off our car loan in April 2007, Cap One Auto Finance put two 30 day lates on our credit for May 2007 and for June 2007. We received our title to auto on May 21, 2007. These 30 day lates are false, our last payment was made on loan April 2007. Cap One Auto Finance refuses to take these off our credit report. They have refused to allow me to speak to anyone. They only have me FAX information to their Credit Dispute Team and I never heard anything back from them. I have called and called and faxed information but get no response back from them. I have spoke to a man in billing who is very nasty and has told me to stop calling them. How can you be late on payments after the loan is paid off? This is so unfair.

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    Reviewed March 18, 2008

    Basically I find the $15 Overnight Fee to be unethical on their loan application form. The last option asks 'how you would like the blank check delivered' and the button to submit the whole form simply says submit application. Capital One will then automatically send and charge you for the check shipped IF you are approved without even giving you your loan details. In other words by clicking submit application you will be billed even if you though haven't received your loan approval status or terms. Maybe this is not illegal, but it is at least misleading and uncommon to be billed upon submitting an application.

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    Reviewed Feb. 28, 2008

    I applied for an auto loan online with Capital One and was sent an email stating the application for an auto loan was approved. Being excited by the notification I requested the paperwork mailed via FedEx overnight for $15. Upon completing required documents and submitting via fax, I still have yet to get the go-ahead to purchase the vehicle I need as my transportation for my doctor visits. As they have prolonged and deceived me with their instantaneous approval, which really IS NOT!! I am without a vehicle and since Capital One ran my credit for the application my credit score has dropped to the point of being unable to get loan approval from any financial institution. When I call to check status at their customer service number they provided I keep being asked for documents I have already sent. WHEN WILL I GET MY APPROVAL???

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    Reviewed Feb. 2, 2008

    In preparing for a recent move one of the things we did was apply for a 1 month deferment on our auto loan payment. We sent in the appropriate form and paid the fee by phone. Three months later we received a notice of late payment. We checked and our payment had processed. After contacting Capital One we found the late was for the deferred payment. They said the bank account number was invalid and the deferment fee didn't process. We were given a confirmation number at the time of payment!?! Since we did a check by phone the invalid account number had to be due to being input incorrectly by the Capital One agent.

    At no time during those 3 months did we receive anything from Capital One regarding the late payment. After calling and waiting on customer service we were finally sent to some Resolutions Department. We explained the situation and were told to send in a new form and pay the fee and this would be corrected. We never received the new form. After contacting Customer Service again we were e-mailed a copy of the form. We sent it in with a check to pay the fee. The check cleared and all should have been taken care of. As of this morning I am still receiving my 8am Sunday morning collections call from Capital One.

    The current issue keeping this from being cleared up... the form expired. It was dated Dec 28 but I did not receive it via e-mail until Jan 15. That being a minor issue because the major problem is that they are trying to process it as a new deferment and continue to charge late fees and collect on the original one. No matter how many calls we make or how long we stay on hold it makes no difference. Capital One can't seem to get it together and fix their mistake. I'm tired of explaining the situation every time we call and never getting anywhere. It's like starting over at square one every week.

    On a side note, even though Capital One was willing to correct the problem it is still being reported on my credit as 120 days late. During the collections call last week we were told Capital One was only requesting that one 30 day late be taken off my credit. So now my credit is suffering due to their mistake. When (or if!) this is all cleared up I will seriously consider refinancing with another company. A major lender like Capital One should have its act together.

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    Reviewed Feb. 1, 2008

    I applied and was approved for a Capital One blank check auto loan with an interest rate of 8.60. After I made my deal and had the vehicle I was called and told my interest rate was now going to be 10.4 one week later. They had no reason why . It was going to be higher it just was. I told them they could keep their blank check loan. And I would tell everyone I know not to do business with them. I cannot believe the way they think they can just screw with anybody they want to and nothing is done about it. I think they should be investagated. It should be a crime the way they treat people

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    Reviewed Jan. 11, 2008

    I am approximately 3 months behind in my auto loan payments. I have informed them that my spouse is currently unemployed and I do not have the funds. My Case Manager, can't remember the name, but he is at **, has called me at work harassing me. He called my immediately supervisor and told him that I was $3,000 in the rears and what could he do about it. He called today for the next in line supervisor and pretended that he was someone else, but I knew the voice. My supervisor is not in the office today. I asked if there was a message and he said "no". He called again later in the day and again, I answered the phone, only this time he gave his true name and where he was calling from. My supervisor again was not in the office.

    Since I knew who he was I told him that he was calling reference my account and that it was against the law. I also told him that immediate supervisor had informed me that he called him and he suggested that I take legal actions because he was not to call him nor me at my place of business. I informed my Capital One Case Manager of this and he treated me saying that he could call my job and that it was going to go higher than this. He was very rude and said that since I am on a military base that according to Article 134 he had the right to call my superior, but that article reference adultery of military personnel. I am a government employee. I would like for Capital One to stop the harassing phone calls to me and my superiors.

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    Reviewed Dec. 19, 2007

    Since the onset of my Capital One Auto Loan (March 2005) I have made monthly payments ($587.23) on time, never late. Actually, I've always paid at least 2-3 week prior to the scheduled due date. On 8/27/07, I made the 9/22/07 payment. Then, on 9/25/07, I decided to make an additional payment ($5,000) as a principal only pay-down. I called Capital One Payment Processing Center to verify the correct address for this additional payment. The $5,000 was sent according to their instructions. Since Capital One had ceased to mail out monthly statements to me, I went online to verify the payment had posted to my account. My account reflected the extra $5,000 had been applied to my account as principal only.

    On 10/11/07, I made my usual monthly payment ($587.23) due 10/22/07. On 11/16/07, I made my usual monthly payment ($587.23) due 11/22/07. On 11/17/07, I decided to check my account activity online. Assuming that all would be in order, I got the shock of my life. Capital One had reversed the $5,000 pay-down and applied it toward (2) so called past due late payments and the difference was applied as interest. I went to the local Capital One bank seeking an explanation and was told it appeared to be an error but that they could not fix the error. The bank clerk told me it could only be fixed by customer service via the payment processing center which can only be contacted by phone.

    Since 11/17/07, I have made numerous calls trying to get my account corrected and have been told a different explanation each time. First, it was a computer error which would be corrected within 2-3 business days. Nothing happened. Then I was told I didn't mail the $5,000 to the correct address which probably caused the confusion but that the error would be fixed within 72 hours. Still, nothing has changed.

    All of my payments were made via on-line bill pay through a checking account I have at another bank, I called my bank and they looked into the matter and also found the error to be with Capital One as they had sent in all payments as directed. My checking account reflects the same. My bank contacted Capital One and was told the error had been corrected as of 11/16/07. Of course this was not true as I am still trying to get my account fixed as of date, 12/19/07. I have a print out from Capital One with dates (9/25 through 11/16/07) showing back and forward reversals (debits and credits) of my regular monthly payments including the $5,000 principal pay-down.

    Capital One has totally taken advantage of my principal pay-down amount and are now stating they have an extra monthly payment amount floating around which they are trying to figure out where to apply the funds but that my account still shows I have (2) past due amounts. Now, as of date, Capital One has finally told me there are no errors on my account and it stands as shown. This is unbelievable and illegal as my payments have never been late and the $5,000 pay-down is gone with the wind.

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    Reviewed Nov. 7, 2007

    In September I refinanced my auto loan with Capital One Auto Finance. I made 2 payments to them in October and November respectively. Nov. 1st my car was repossessed by the previous lien holder claiming they never received a payoff check from C1. C1 transferred me through various depts. and swore up and down they paid off the loan. 1 week later the Operations dept. finally admitted the check was never cashed and they thought the check may have been lost in the mail. Now, no one will call me back and the car is about to be auctioned off. I even asked C1 if they could put my next payment on hold while this is being resolved and they said "no". When my car is finally sold I will be obtaining a lawyer. C1 still has not called the previous bank to try and sort things out.

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    Reviewed Nov. 6, 2007

    I just recently applied to refinance my vehicle back in Sept 2007 with Capital One Auto Financing and approved for up to 16062.50. I was sent a check to sign and put the amount owed which I listed 15700.00 and sent the check to my lender who is Center One Financial which received the check and cashed it Sept 26 2007 and the check also bounced the same day. My car payment due date is October 17 2007 and the pay off amount was 15708.28 if received by Oct 8 2007. I was not informed of the bounced check. I received a voicemail from Phil at Capital One at 1:50 PM stating the check has come in for payment but they needed to verify information about Center One and to call as soon as possible and give the reference number ** and call 1-800-478-9905.

    I called as soon as I heard the message which I called at 2:15 PM which I had to call several times and be transferred a few times and got a rep by the name Angela who when answered ask for my social and I replied that I have a reference number. And she immediately got rude and ask why I couldn't give my social and what was the problem and who the loan is for. And I really didn't have a problem giving her my social. I thought it was either social or acct number but she freaked out when I said I had a reference number. Well when I gave her my social she wasn't able to find any info on me and that's when she starting asking about why was there a problem, who was the loan for like I was trying to obtain a loan under false information. I asked her if she had a rep number and she said no. So I asked for a supervisor and she said there was none and continued to ask what my problem was, why did I need to take it there for.

    The only answers I got from her was that I would have to fax over my Center One acct info and I asked If I could mail it in because I do not have a fax. And she said no I could only fax. I had no other options. So after hanging up with her I got a few other reps and then I got a rep named Romero ** who told me I could call back with my Center One acct number and a number to call for Center One which I did. So then I got a rep named Chancy who took my info and put me on hold to call Center One to verify I had an acct with them and other info. Well then she came back on the line and told me she had verified everything and that was it. I assumed everything was taken care of. Well I waited about 3 weeks and on Oct 23 2007 I called Capital One to see when I would have a payment due and that's when I learned that the check did not cash.

    A rep for Capital one told me I can call Center One and they can resubmit the check or Capital One can send me another check to send to Center One. Center One requested for a new check. Capital One over nighted me a check Oct 23 2007 and I sent it priority mail which should have been there by Monday Oct 29 2007 to Center One P O Box but it was sent to the regular payment center and not the payoff department which I did not know made a difference. And when I called Oct 23 to tell Center One I would resend another check they did not say where it should go. I sent the check at the full amount of 16062.50 to Center One on Oct 25 2007. Another reason I thought payment was made is because Center One issued me a refund for an over payment of 32.25 because my payoff on Sept 26 was 15667.25.

    Well I asked Center One why I wasn't called about the bounced check and why would they issue my a refund check and they said they wouldn't know if the check would bounce that's why they sent the refund. But the refund was issued Oct 2 2007 and they have said the check bounced Sept 26. Well I called Center One and spoke with reps on Mon, Tues, Weds to see if they received the 2nd check and I was told no. Thurs and Fri I just listened to the automated system and it indicated that a check was not received yet too. Sat I received a call from Center One Delinquent department stating they have not received a payment and demanding me to make a payment then and I try to explain to him how I had resent another check the week before and he kept saying that mail gets lost all the time.

    So I stated that maybe the check was there in some department but just not posted yet. And he stated that in the system there was nothing stating that and I said I that's because it's probably there but has not been opened yet. I told the rep I would have to call them back when I got home so I could gather all my information and call Capital One and I would let him know what I would do. So he kept on insisting me to promise and guarantee that when I called back I would make him a payment. And I told him I would not guarantee anything that I would call and let him know what I would do before PM. And he just kept on going on so I hung up on him. Well when I got home after that call I called Capital One and they told the checked had been cashed Oct 31 2007 which was the Weds before.

    So I called Center One the next day which was Sun to tell them. And they told me no they do not have anything in the system. I would have to call back Tuesday and maybe it would be in the system. Well I called today several times to check status and they still do not have as being received. And I feel they are not really trying to locate it they just keep telling me to call back. They don't tell what I should be doing to get this issue corrected. Finally I asked a rep if I get a Copy of the cashed check front and back could I fax it to them which I did. The rep told me then that I would have to call tomorrow to see if it has been received and reviewed which I wanted confirmation today that the fax was received in case I call tomorrow. And they say it didn't come thru then I would have to fax it again then wait another day but they didn't even try to do that for me. But I did get from my fax machine that it was a completed transmission.

    Then I called Capital One and asked if they could take of the interest that accrued Sept 26 to until now. And I was told from Chancy that Capital One was not responsible. That I was responsible because first I should have called when I sent the check which that was not indicated in the packet when I received the check. It just has it to sign and to be sure to send the lender the request to where to send the title and add the vin. Nothing about calling to verify before I sent the check and nothing about a federal reserve time expiration. And she said also that it was my responsibility because when they called to verify info Oct 4 I didn't get back to them on time. She said it was an hour after they had left me a message and the time frame for approval to cash the check from the federal reserve had expired right after the message was left.

    I told her that I called back right away. And I had to go thru several reps and I was having issues with some of them. And she stated that wasn't her fault that I couldn't get thru to them on time and as a matter of fact Chancey was the one who back on Oct 4 was the one who called Center One to verify the info and did not mentioned about the time frame or about resending a new check. All she said was that she verified the info with Center One and since the message left indicated the check came in for payment and I need to just verify some info, I could only assume all was good. I stated they should have verified everything before they sent the check or they should have not sent it to me to send out to be cashed and it is their fault that is bounced and I have this extra interest.

    Now Center One says I'm over due and will be sent to the credit report. And also Capital One is saying I owe payment to them also since the check was cashed because they do not opened an acct until the check is cashed. So now my credit is about to be ruined which I have A+ and both companies say I owe them. I have also asked for either companies to call the other and they decline and state it is up to me to get this straightened out. I just keep getting different answers and the run around from both companies. And I have called several times on several occasions to both companies even asking for supervisors and nothing gets done. Please can you assist me Please. Any questions I can be reached at **.

    As of today Nov 6 2007 I was told that Center One has been fully funded and that was confirmed with Dana in the refinancing department of Capital One. And neither will accept responsibility of interest owed for Sept 26 2007 until Nov 6 2007 because if it had been paid by Capital One to Center One Financial when they tried to cash on Sept 26 2007 I would not this extra interest to pay. And they should not have sent me the check to send out to the lien holder if it was not going to funded.

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    Reviewed Oct. 26, 2007

    In August 2007 I sent a lump sum payment to Capital One Auto Finance to pay some of the balance in advance, which equaled 8 months worth of upcoming payments. At which time I was informed that I would not have another payment due until March 2008 and this information was also stated on their automated system. On October 22,2007 I called and was told that I have a payment due 11/25/2007. After I dispute what I'm being told, the company customer service rep. tells me the payment date has changed because of some 3-month advance payment policy that no one mentioned to me in August and is also nowhere in writing on my original purchase contract.

    After several minutes of refusing to accept what this rep. is telling me, she begins to get rude and defending the misinformation she gave me in August and abruptly ends the call. I left a message with her department manager and still have not received a call back. I do intend on sending letters and filing formal complaints until my questions are answered and the rep. I spoke with is properly disciplined IF the company has a POLICY in place for such rude service and misinformation. This company should be called BAIT and SWITCH BANK.

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    Reviewed Oct. 19, 2007

    I received a Capital One "Blank Check" for the sale of my auto. The buyer and I went to a local Capital One bank to deposit the check for $13,995 and complete the buyer's auto loan paperwork. The total amount of money was placed into my checking account and I wrote a check for over $8,550 to Capital One Auto Finance to pay off my auto loan. Five days later, I called Capital Auto Finance to see if they had received the check to pay off my loan. They told me the loan was paid off and I would soon receive the auto title.

    The next day I checked my bank account to make sure the balance included the profit from the sale of my auto. The bank told me all the money had been taken out of my account by the Capital One Auto Finance Group. I have called Capital One bank and auto finance group to see where my $5,000+ over 10 times. Every time I get a different answer. I have the auto title but no car or money. All this took place on 9/21/07. Capital One's ad on their web says the seller will have their money in 24 hours - 30 days and still waiting!

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    Reviewed Oct. 15, 2007

    For the past 3 years we have had an auto loan with North Fork Bank (Zero Interest loan through Suzuki). The loan was current and we never had a late payment. In October we went to the bank to make the final payment. The teller would not take the payment and my wife and I were told that the loan was paid in full according to the banks records. The teller even made two phone calls to confirm this information and the branch manager was on hand for verification. The teller told us we must have made an additional payment during the course of the loan and they negated the final payment. O.K. good news, we left the bank quite satisfied.

    Two weeks after our visit to the bank, we received a letter from Capital One - Auto Finance (A company we never dealt with or applied to). It stated that our loan payment was 17 days overdue and it included a $ 121.17 late fee. We immediately went back to North Fork Bank to complain. The same teller and branch manager advised us again that the loan information showed "paid in full" and they had no explanation for the Capital One letter. We tried to contact Capital One but it is impossible to get to a human when using their 800 number.

    Since calling them is not a viable option, I simply mailed a letter to them with the $ 269.44 payment. I am demanding that the late fees be removed from the account. I also want to know why the bank had no information about this loan balance transfer and why the bank did not inform us that North Fork & Capital One had merged. We found the information on the web. This is quite a scam and we can only wonder how many other customers will be abused by this questionable business practice.

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    Reviewed Oct. 2, 2007

    I was approved for an auto loan in March '05. They approved the loan even though they had to know I could not afford it as I was only making $6 per hour with 4 dependent children. In August 07 my car was repossessed as I could not make the payments. I am not complaining because they repossessed the vehicle.

    Capital One sent me a letter stating that the vehicle would go up for auction on September 4th @ 9:00am and I could have bidders present. I called Capital One a week later and after getting a runaround between the repossession dept and the auto auction house, I finally found out they did not sell the vehicle that day.

    It took me all day back and forth on the phone with both places to get an answer from them. A manager from Capital One called me to tell me that they had not sold my vehicle on Sept 4th, and they had not put it up for sale on that date (The auction house told me that wasn't even a Capital One auction day). The manager finally told me that the vehicle would be up for sale on Sept 19th @ 9:30am.

    Capital One sent me a letter stating that they sold my 1999 Chevy Blazer for only $1600. They state that I owe a balance of $1300. I would like to see documented proof for what they sold the vehicle for. This vehicle had a value of $6000. There is no reason that they should have not gotten close to the value of the vehicle at auction. The vehicle was in great condition. There should be some kind of law in effect to protect the consumer from this type of damage. For all I know, Capital One has sold my vehicle for what it was worth which would have paid off the balance of the loan and they are still harassing me for more money.

    I need documented proof of what the vehicle sold for that day. I received their letter about the auction yesterday (10/01/07) which shows their figures of what is still owed after the sale and fees associated with the repossession and sale of the vehicle. Today a collection agency called me to find out what I am going to do about the balance. I informed them that once I receive documented proof of what the sale price of the vehicle was, that I would be more than happy to come to a decision about the balance.

    I think we need to have some laws in place which would protect consumers from being scammed by finance companies. When they only have to send a letter to prove the sale price they received and a balance I still owe, that doesn't show me proof. They lied to me once about the sale date of the vehicle, why should I believe they are truthful now about the sale price and what I still owe? We need to have laws in place so finance companies like Capital One cannot sell a vehicle for less than two-thirds the value of the vehicle. Along with that, the consumer should be given a copy of the proof of sale that Capital One received from the auction house. Do we have any laws in effect that can help a consumer in circumstances like this?

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    Reviewed July 12, 2007

    We had an auto loan with Capital One Auto Finance. We paid our payments for 5 years on time. We paid our last payment and got a letter stating that payment was not received and late charge added. I went online and looked up our account. Our last payment was received and posted 3 days before due date. I called, emailed them asking why our account showed this payment due and yet last payment was posted. They said that was payoff amount. I explained we made all our payments. They said this amount, now $450.00 was an added payoff plus late fee because we should have paid this amount with our last payment. I talked with numerous reps and asked how could we know this amount was due. We paid our 60 payments. Where did this other amount of $450.00 added to end of loan come from? Then we get a really nasty letter, demanding the $450.00 or they are coming to get our truck!

    Called again Cap. One, they told us to pay this and they would straighten it out and refund our $450.00, but paying this right now would ensure us getting our title to our truck. Well, now we did get our title, but no refund of any amount. They play stupid, and when I demand a written explanation of these charges of $450.00, they say "Look over your payment history we send you". I see nothing on my payment history that says we owe anything except the 60 payments that we made. They refuse to explain this charge, and have not refunded anything. We are very annoyed that we were "blackmailed" into paying $450.00 extra for the title on our truck! Capital One is a ripoff company and I'm sure that I am not the only one they rip off like this! Something needs to be done with Capital One doing this to people!

    We are sick and physically drained from trying to make sense with Capital One. We are out $450.00 which we can not afford. We were "blackmailed" into paying this extra amount or they refused to get us our title to truck. We also recieved nasty, threatening letters from Capital One like we were some kind of person who does not pay their payments after making 60 payments on time to them!

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    Reviewed July 3, 2007

    We moved to a new area. We got a new phone number. We getting 5 to 10 calls a day from this number 972 244-0054. For my search online, I learned who the number belongs to. We had tried all the following: 1. Explain the person that calls, the phone number it's new for us. They just hang off. From then on, they won't listen, hang off, and no messages. 2. I have a credit card with the same company in perfect standing. They told me they couldn't help, and I have to deal with that division directly. 3. Then, I've been calling the auto fin division. I've hold for up to 15 mins and never been able to speak to a person. I left a message in a random extension explaining the situation and asking for help on clarifying their error, but I haven't received any calls yet And my phone keeps ringing all day.

    My wife, and daughters are on vacation at home being stressed by the calling. I'm distracted at work and losing time, concentration, and sleep over the overall situation. At this very moment I can't work because I'm writing this complaint.

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    Reviewed May 25, 2007

    Applied for auto loan through Capital One Auto Finance, was approved immediately. Wrote the provided loan check on Capital One to auto dealership for car purchase. Two weeks later started receiving calls from Allan at Capital One that the loan check on capital one was not going to be honored and would not pay unless Capital One received an appraisal on the car purchased from the auto dealership. Auto dealership provided appraisal to Capital One. Several days later we received another call from Allan at Capital One saying the check would still not be honored. This very same day within two hours we made other arrangements for a loan on the car and wired funds to dealership. We contacted Allan at Capital One within two hours also of his call that day, we informed him of our other arrangements and we would not be using capital one's services and wanted the loan check voided.

    At this point in the phone call he told us the check had been paid over a week ago and there was nothing he could do to void the check. In summary, the dealership was paid twice with all the untruths that were told from Allan at Capital One. Dealership wrote us a check to reimburse Capital One's funds at which time we immediately forwarded the dealership's check to Capital One to pay off our loan account with them. At this point in time we are receiving collection letters and past due notices and phone calls from Capital One on an account that shows $0.00. Any phone calls we attempt to Capital One to deal with the matter are transferred on and on and on to different people with no answers given to us. The last phone to Capital One we made today was met with 40 minutes of us on hold and no one talking to us.

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    Reviewed May 22, 2007

    We purchased truck and financed through Cap. One Auto Finance. Our contract states 60 payment at $367.72. We paid the 60 payments, 5 years of payments to Cap. One Auto Finance on time. Our last payment was April 17, 2007. Suddenly after paying this last payment we get a nasty letter saying we owe $450.00 plus late charge and we are 20 days in default on payments. Of course we have no statement of these monies owed, our last statement from them doesn't state these charges. We call several times and rep. say they don't know what charges are. Got email response that charges are because loan matured and is now adding interest daily on this amount, that NO ONE can tell me is for!

    My husband gets call from Cap. One at work, demanding payment or they are going to take action to recover truck! Then we get letter of same in mail. Again call Cap. One, this time they say to send the money certified funds only, and when and if they find their error they will send us a refund. Not to ruin our credit we send money. Now another letter even nastier. We call Cap. One from our bank, check not received, not cashed. Put stop payment on that check, reissue another and send it return receipt request. Then go online to view account, Cap One cashed check that they told me to stop payment on. Then next morning I find that they have received other bank check. Now Cap One has over $900.00 of monies that are not owed.

    I am so upset. We have always paid our bills on time and the Lord has blessed us to be able to have the monies they have demanded. But I have two small children and would be spending that money on something our family could enjoy not fatten someone pocket at Capital One Auto Finance! Where does it end? Does Capital One Auto Finance just keep demanding more and more monies and they just keep your Title? Very upset, and do not know what to do about this situation!

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    Reviewed April 12, 2007

    I had an auto loan with Capital One for 35,885 paying 17.95%. I've paid on the loan for five years, total payments of 37,550. They say I still owe 3,000 and have repossessed the vehicle with no warning. When I call to discuss the matter they say the extra charges are for extra interest.

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    Reviewed March 21, 2007

    I purchased a 2001 Dodge Neon through Capital One Auto Finance. The monthly payment was 398.00 per month. After about 2 years, I had one month deferred. I was told that it would be placed at the end of my loan. From 2001 to the present, I did have some late payments which I did pay the late fees. 2007 is the year that my car was due to be paid off. I got my statement this past Feb 2007 requesting the normal payment amount due and a balance of about 900.00. I made my regular payment. This month, March 2007 I started getting late payment calls saying that my account was past due. I called and my payment was received on time but was told my loan period was up in Feb. They demanded that I pay 984.00 immediately or my car would be repossessed!!! I had no idea the balance was due in Feb. There was no indication on the Feb statement explaining this to me.

    Granted, I did get my loan deferred but I totally forgot about it. I was told that when the payment was deferred, interest was added on that deferment from that point until now!!!! Is there anything that I can do? My son was killed March 8, 2007 and we had to scrape up money to send these people. It's just not fair not to have been explained this ongoing interest and balloon payment due. Oh yeah, payment was sent March 12 and they still call saying payment could be there, just in another department not posted yet. Interest is still being accured. When asked to speak with a supervisor to track down the check, I was told there is no direct line to the complaints dept. My complaint will be emailed to me and they may get to me in 4 days. Not ain't that some **.

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    Reviewed March 11, 2007

    We refinance our 2006 Chrysler Pacifica, with E-loan a week ago. We found out by calling Capital one auto finance on Saturday 10, 2007. They lied to E-Loan about our pay-off quote, they said it was $12,045.00. We know it was more than that. When I called Capital one, they said, we owed $4,000.00 and they will start back collecting $317.00 on June 10, 2007 until it is paid in full. They lied to E-Loan and to us. I keep thinking, "what if I wouldn't have called?" They would have been going in our account taking money out that wasn't theirs. We will start paying E-Loan soon. We have proof that they said it to E-Loan. Please help us or point us in the right direction. Thank you & God bless you!

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    Reviewed March 8, 2007

    For six months, I have been repeatedly called and harassed by collectors working for Capital One Auto Financing attempting to collect on someone else's account. This company has my phone number, which I have had since October 2006, listed on a delinquent account under another person's name. I have repeatedly informed the collectors that I am not the person they are calling for and that this is the wrong phone number. Not only do the collectors refuse to believe me and honor my demand that they stop calling, but I have been yelled at and called a liar. These calls have been recurring for months despite my insistence that I am not the debtor they are looking for. In addition to calling me a liar, yelling at me, laughing at me, threatening to come over to my house, these collectors are also disclosing confidential information about the actual debtors.

    They have told me their names, address, and the make, model, and year of the car they threatened to repossess. After the last call, I called them back to further explain my situation and to demand that they stop calling me. The customer service representatives refused to let me speak with a manager or to even transfer me to a manager's voice mail so that I could explain my situation. One of the representatives even hung up on me. What this company is doing and the way in which they are conducting themselves is illegal, violative of state debt collection law and the deceptive trade practices act, and a privacy violation. This harassment must come to an end.

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    Reviewed Feb. 10, 2007

    Purchase a car on January 6, 2007 and was financed by Capital One Auto Finance. 1st payment is due February 5th (one day shy of having the car for one month), with a 15 day grace period under Texas law. On the 9th of February, I start getting calls from their collection division wanting to know when the payment was going to be made!! 4 days late!?! I let him know I did not appreciate being harassed, this payment was not technically late until after the 15th day, that he called me during my business hours, and I did NOT want any other calls again on this account, otherwise I would turn in the car and cancel the loan. He "noted" the account (probably says I was uncooperative). I will check my credit reports soon to see if anything is on there.

    I also called their customer service line and spoke to a rep and told her I am turning in the car if I get any more calls like that again. My credit score is excellent and I can get rid of Capital One in a blink of an eye. She said, "Please don't do that," and that she can stop the calls. I have since walked the payment into a branch Saturday morning. We'll see next month what happens, but from all the complaints I've been reading, I think I'll start shopping around for a different car or financing company. Capital One is making me nervous, and after having many car loans, I have never had an experience like this.

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    Reviewed Feb. 9, 2007

    My auto was repossessed on 29 Nov 2006. I was only 1 payment behind and I didn't know why it was being taken. As it was discovered, on 8 Feb 2007, a double payment covering August and September 2006 of $611.86 that Capital One received on 23 September 2006 was NOT CREDITED to my account until 7 December 2006. That's right sports fans, that's over 2 months, AND 8 Days AFTER my car was repossessed. That is Predatory lending at its finest.

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    Reviewed Jan. 27, 2007

    I had a auto loan through Capital One where every payment was made via automatic draft. At the end of the loan, I assumed the balance was paid in full. Several days after the 48th (final) payment, I began receiving phone calls from Capital One's debt collections department telling me my account was overdue. No one at Capital One could offer an explanation why. I spoke with personnel from debt collections and customer service but no one had a reason why I was being called. I was told the numbers are dialed automatically and that this could not be changed.

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    Reviewed Nov. 10, 2006

    I applied to refinance my auto loan with Capital One. I was approved and proceeded to their website to fill out the required information. When I logged in and viewed the loan the APR shown was 11.75%. Unfortunately I didn't have my insurance information on me so I had to come back to it two days later. When I logged in later the APR showed 11.95%. Regardless of whom I talked to in their customer service they refuse to admit that it was ever 11.75% so now I am stuck paying 40 dollars a month more than I should be because they switched the APR on me AFTER I was already approved.

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    Reviewed July 1, 2006

    I'm going to begin by saying that I'm partly at fault in getting a little behind in my auto payment. It was not due to slacking off on my responsibilities. This was due to financial difficulties including a three month layoff that I was never really able to get caught up on. I eventually filed for and was granted bankruptcy. I am now working very hard to get my credit back into shape. Part of that was to try and keep my vehicle that C-One held the title to. However, money-hungry companies like Capital One find it necessary to lump me into the category with slouches who don't bother to meet their responsibilities.

    I attempted on numerous occasions to try and work with C-One to grant me some additional time to meet my monthly responsibilities. They flatly denied my requests, knowing full-well that I was trying to make a good-faith attempt to pay my bills. I did end up behind on a couple of payments and the outrageous amount of fees the government allows these lenders to charge simply added up. I ended up with an $1800 deficit. So instead of working with me to make this up, Capital One flexes its big corporate muscle and repossesses my vehicle.

    Again, keep in mind that I had made every good faith attempt to make good on this. C-One refused to consider the individual customer in this case and lumped me into a stereotypical class of defaulters. After selling my vehicle at auction, I am now stuck with a balance of $7300. And don't forget the fees are accruing on that too! Did they want to work with me to make up the much smaller and more manageable amount of $1800? NO! They would rather use the old corporate line and stick it to the customer who is trying to make up for financial difficulties. This is living proof that lenders are all about the lenders and customers are dirt under their feet.

    I strongly advise anyone to think twice about using this outfit. Capital One is all about Capital One! Keep reading other complaints on this site. I'm far from being the only one who has been screwed over by this bottom-line driven company. STAY AWAY FROM CAPITAL ONE! THEY ARE ALL ABOUT THEM AND NOT THE CUSTOMER! YOU ARE LITERALLY TAKING THE FUTURE OF YOUR FINANCIAL STABILITY IN YOUR OWN HANDS WHEN SIGNING ON THE LINE WITH THIS CUSTOMER-FRIENDLESS COMPANY. I'm fed up with C-One and will never, as long as I live, give a penny of my business to such a sorry company as Capital One! Lastly, don't tell me that if they did it for me they would have to do it for everyone! The problem is they won't be a good customer service friendly company and help people like me maintain my account.

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    Reviewed May 28, 2006

    I get my car payment automatically drafted out of my account since 2003 so I could help my credit. In October of 2005 I called customer service - that's always a challenge to actually get a live person to get my payment deferred. I was told it would be taken care of. I went about my business. Payment was NOT taken out in October. In December I called for another reason and since you have to listen to an automated system first, to my surprise it said my account had a late fee and I was behind a payment. I reached a CSR and she said that the first gentleman did not correctly code my deferment but she would take care of it. I called again to check on it early Jan and it still wasn't. I asked to speak to a supervisor, which was like reaching GOD, it took so long. I had to call back several times, people didn't want to connect me, I got disconnected you name it.

    He was semi helpful but it took forever. They do not have direct lines and I estimate I would spend at least 20 minutes on the phone each time. This gentleman, Jamie, said he would send out papers and that I should have been informed that it would cost money and I had to sign a paper to get a deferment. I was not informed by the numerous CSR I spoke with about this. He said he would send the paper and I would need to return it in a certain amount of time. I travel for my job so I told my parents to send my mail to me about a week after it was supposedly sent. They sent my mail and NO PAPER was received. I tried to reach Jamie and I believe it was a good week before I could reach him.

    I would leave messages and would not ONCE get a call in return. He said it was too late now to do anything. Needless to say I was upset. Now it's their word against mine. I called again and reached another CSR who was rude (most times they are anyway so that wasn't very unusual) but this time I had enough. I asked for her name so I could report it and she refused to give it to me. I asked to speak to a "live" person and she refused. I asked to speak to her supervisor and she refused. I hung up and called again. This time after the usual wait time of 20 minutes I was put thru to a supervisor. This gentleman listened to what I had to say and basically said, "sorry for your luck."

    He said they can't be held responsible for what their CSR tell the consumers...WHY CAN'T THEY??? I work for a corporation and I am held accountable for what I say regarding my work. Every single CSR I talked to said something different so that makes you wonder what kind of training they have. We talked for about 45 minutes, but never got anything resolved. He did say he talked to his boss and his boss said I was in violation and I was indeed late with my payment. All this time the collection dept would call my cell phone (they still do about a week before my payment is taken out) which I use for business also up to 20 times a day starting at 7:45am and ending at 9pm.

    I ended up putting those numbers on silent so it would not interrupt my work. Since technically I am never 30 days past due I don't think I am being reported to the credit bureau. I reported them to the Better Business Bureau and Capital One Auto Finance sent me a letter stating they weren't wrong and that the decision stayed. So now I am always a month behind and am accruing interest charges every month. All I wanted was that payment deferred, my late charges/interest rates taken off and not reported to the credit bureaus if it had.

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    Reviewed May 2, 2006

    I sent my payoff amount for my vehicle to the company and they have apparently misapplied my payment, and I started receiving collection calls. The check was deposited on March 29, 2006 and cleared my account. The check has the stamp for deposit only to Capital One Auto, so I know they deposited the check. After the 5th phone call to the company to rectify the matter in reference to receiving constant collection calls, I was told on May 2 by Martha ** that they still could not locate my payment and that the collection calls would continue until she could find out something in approximately 2-3 days.

    I asked her to have the collection calls stopped immediately because I felt that was harassment and was upsetting me so much at work that I would start shaking. She said that she could not do that because their collection calls are on automatic redial and I would just have to suffer through the situation. I then asked her for the address for the main offices to send a complaint.

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    Reviewed April 11, 2006

    I signed up for auto draft for an auto loan I took out in November 2005. In the past, other companies I have dealt with build in a one month delay so there isn't any confusion as to whether you should mail your payment or not. Not Capital One!

    I received a letter informing me that the current month's payment was being deducted in the next two days. I had already mailed a check the day before, and it was still in transit. I was running the risk for overdrafting my bank account by having the payment withdrawned twice and Capital One was of no help.

    I requested that they disengage the autodraft however the representatives refused to do that. One representative even mocked me. Ultimately, I got a supervisor who hung up on me. Fortunately, I have a friend who worked at my bank who placed a stop payment on the check and was willing to waive the fees.

    I refinanced the car in March, got a lower rate, and got to skip my payment for one month. Bye, Bye Capital One!

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    Reviewed Feb. 24, 2006

    As a Capital One customer for over 5 years I'm very disappointed and upset with your customer service. I have applied for an auto loan with capital one on February 22, 2006 and was given an outrageous interest rate of 13.5%. As a customer, this is ridiculous to treat me this way. I feel that Capital One forgets about its old clients and has great new offers for the new customer. There is no respect for the old customers. After this experience I feel that I may have to cancel all four of my credit cards with Capital One. My credit cards with Capital One is also ridiculous with its interest rates. I hope that this matter can be resolved, but at this time it's not looking too good. Maybe we can work on Capital One lowering the interest rate on some of my credit cards and the auto loan.

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    Reviewed Feb. 15, 2006

    Long story short, I paid off my auto loan and Capital One continued to electronically deduct monthly payments until I stopped service through my bank account. They cashed my pay-off check of $10,127.03 and said that they didn't close my account because they didn't know whose account it was even though a letter was attached. My loan account is now reflecting late payment days and they have said "that they sent a refund check in the mail 23 days ago." Never seen it and why would they refund my pay-off check? No one can answer any of my questions and it is still not settled. They have my money and they are trying to ruin my credit.

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    Reviewed Oct. 31, 2003

    We were involved in an accident and our call was deemed as a total loss by our insurance company. My loan/lien were through Capital One Auto Finance and my insurance company sent a check to Capital One for the balance due on the loan via FedEx. As per fedex tracking # they received the check on October 21, 2003. I called them on October 27, 2003 and Lamond stated to call on October 29, 2003 because it takes a week for the payment department to process payments. I have called them since Wednesday and left messages on their voicemail but they do not return calls.

    When I asked them to speak to a manager they say that the manager is out today. I spoke to Nye who was going to talk to her manager on October 29, 2003 and have her manager talk to the payment department but never heard back from them. It has been 10 days since my check arrived at their office as per Fedex but they still have not credited my account nor returned any of my calls.

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    Reviewed Sept. 17, 2003

    I called Capital One on several occasions to inquire about the specific details on their auto loans. The website looks great but since there is not much information about how they actually determine acceptance of a loan I wanted to know the procedure. My credit score is not very high. I just graduated from college. Have a great job starting in a month from now and I need a car. I even have a summer job that helps me pay my bills on time. I have never had a late payment on any one of my credit cards but I am overextended on my credit.

    I explained the above situation to several reps at Capital One Auto Loans on the phone in my research to find out if they were the right company for me. I was told by each and every one of them not to worry because if Capital One could not give me a loan at their regular rates they would transfer me to their custom finance people which is for people with challenged credit. I explained that I had never had any judgments but because of the amount of debt that I have my credit score is low. They reassured me that their custom finance department would be able to help me. After thorough research I applied and was turned by both Capital One and their custom finance department in a matter of an hour. They sent me an e-mail stating that some jumpstart auto could help me but after I went to the site it didn't even have the car that I wanted to buy.

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    Reviewed July 20, 2003

    I received a letter in the mail for auto financing from Capital One. I went online to apply. Within a couple days I received an approval letter from Capital One stating the letter was good for 45 days from the approval letter and go to any preferred dealership, bring the letter, a most recent pay stub, and any part of my phone bill. It just has to state any 2 of name, address, and phone number. The first letter was dated 2/17/03. I unfortunately, couldn't find a car that I wanted. So, I re-applied and again I received an approval letter again, and I went to one of the "Preferred Dealerships". May 4, 03 I picked the car that I wanted, gave the approval letter, a most recent pay stub, and part of my phone bill that stated my name and number on it. Wrote a personal check $15,000.00 and Capital One would finance the rest. I drove home with my car.

    June 4,03 I get a nasty phone call from the dealer stating Capital One needed more information from me, and if I didn't get that information to them immediately they were going to repo my car. June 4, 03 Capital One supposedly contact Anthony **, finance manager of Toyota of Cerritos, California (where I purchased my car). June 6, 03 the contract was returned to Toyota of Cerritos, California. The reason.... it was missing some stipulations. June 12/03 I talked to Felicia, still said that Capital One was still waiting to hear from Toyota. But, assured me that there was no other information that was needed from me. I did all that was required of me. June 25, 03 I talked to Rick at Capital One and confirmed the same information as Felicia. He was very rude about it though. He wouldn't take the dealer's phone number at all. he just said THEY have to call us.

    June 26,03 I talked to Rick again at Capital One and asked for a supervisor or manager. I said it was their policy for me to leave a message on their voice mail and he would call me back within 24 hours, And his name was Joe. Rick refused to give a last name. So, I left a message where he routed me. June 26, 03 later that day I called back and talked to Tom. He explained the same thing also couldn't tell me what was missing. If I wanted to make a formal complaint I would have to write to their corporate offices. June 26,03 I talked to Felicia again, and she stated the same information as before. June 26, 03 I received a phone call back from Melody in the Spanish department where Rick routed me to his supervisor. I explained the situation and she said to have the dealer call her directly at (800-946-0332 ext **).

    June 26, 03 I called Richard ** at Toyota and told the information that I had from Capital One which was pretty much nothing but, just a phone number to a nice lady in the Spanish department of Capital One. Richard ** said that Capital One returned the contract because they wanted more information from me. Yet, I asked that several times to Capital One. Richard said Capital One needed a letter from my employer, and 3 more pay stubs. June 26, 03 I talked to Dorothy at Capital One and she said my account or file is closed/cancelled. She didn't even offer to help or offer to re-apply. I asked her if she could do anything... She would rather see me take my business elsewhere? She never responded.

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    Reviewed April 12, 2003

    I bought a 1993 Ford Ranger Truck through Capital One Auto Finance 4 years ago and I still owe over $5000!! The payment is $250 per month, and I've paid over the minimum almost every month. They do not take the extra money off the principal, but only off the next month's payment. I've asked them repeatedly to take it off the principal and they say they will but they never do. I'll never get this loan paid off and the truck is 10 years old!!!!

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    Capital One Auto Financing Company Information

    Company Name:
    Capital One Auto Financing
    Year Founded:
    1995
    Address:
    7933 Preston Road
    City:
    Plano
    State/Province:
    TX
    Postal Code:
    75024-2302
    Country:
    United States
    Website:
    www.capitalone.com