I had a situation with capital one auto. I was a cosigner on someone's loan. They were in an accident and the vehicle got towed. It was in the tow yard for a few weeks. The people said they were getting ready to take it somewhere. It's a capital one stepped in and advised the person that they should take it to an auction. Not letting him know that it was going to go as a repo on both of our credits. I have tried to fight them for two months to get my name as a cosigner off in the repo. They keep denying it over and over talk to different agents one each agent stated that they have done it before. So I do not recommend anyone getting an auto loan with capital one. They treat you very bad because this situation is gonna affect my credit for seven years to come. read more

I have been trying to get into my acct. starting in Feb. I put in a new password and it is approved. Then the next time I log in they will not except the password. This is an on going problem. No one seems to fix this problem. The last time they gave me a password. Tried to log in ,,, now go. What came up was my S,S. which should never appear at all and they would not except my user name, been using that since 2016. I have to decided to close the account. read more

I'm very disappointed with my experience with Capital One so far. Their promotions feel deceiving. I applied specifically for the 0% APR for 12-15 months promotion, double-checked that I was enrolling correctly, and yet I was charged interest on my Savor credit card in just the second month. When I called customer service about this issue, they claimed that I was not part of the promotion, which is simply not true. I always make sure to read the terms carefully before applying. Estoy muy decepcionado con mi experiencia con Capital One hasta ahora. Sus promociones se sienten engañosas. Apliqué específicamente por la promoción de 0% APR por 12-15 meses, verifiqué dos veces que estuviera entrando correctamente y aun así me cobraron intereses en mi tarjeta Savor, apenas en el segundo mes. Cuando llamé al servicio al cliente por este problema, dijeron que no formaba parte de la promoción, lo cual no es cierto. Siempre reviso cuidadosamente los términos antes de aplicar. On top of that, I referred someone through their referral program and never received the referral bonus. Además, referí a una persona usando su programa de referidos y nunca recibí el bono. Overall, it has been a very disappointing experience, and it feels like their promotions are not being respected as advertised. En general, ha sido una experiencia muy decepcionante y siento que sus promociones no se cumplen como las anuncian. read more

These guys are a joke when it comes to disputes! We gave them all the information they needed for a dispute and they lied and said they never received it all. My dispute is so easy it has measurements and numbers don't lie!!! They will give you the run around... don't get their crappy card... no customer service read more

Love the location on Cary St. The bankers are friendly and helpful. Baristas also friendly

So after over a decade of transactions totaling between 500,000 and a million dollars and probably 10,000 purchases, I finally disputed one because the company double billed me. After calling multiple times to get it taken care of they said their dispute department would look into it. Roughly two months later they wrote back saying they would not issue the refund unless we provided evidence, we cancelled the purchase??? Not sure what cancellation evidence they were looking for given that we were doubled billed without our knowledge. I suggested they look up the company (Nu Car Rentals) on review sites. It generally had about a one and 1/2 star rating and numerous complaints of fraud. They sided with the company rather than their decade long good customer. Hope others read this and choose a more service oriented company. I will be cancelling my card! read more

The worst service I have ever experienced with a bank! Both in person as well as via phone!

Capital One QuickSilver credit card and Capital One's less-than-adequite customer service(s) stranded me in the worst winter storm in the USA in the last 25 years by shutting my card down when I needed despirately needed to purchase gasoline. I will take my credit card needs elsewhere. Capital One's customer service is at best 6 sigma to the less-than-adequite regime of a normal statistical distribution of credit card companies. Capital One's customer service ends when one hears the automated voice saying, "you can now use your credit card". I will distract all of my many associates NOT to use a Capital One credit card. Leave home WITHOUT a Capital One credit which is best done by NEVER getting a Capital One credit card so I have personally found. Sincerely; Paul Dowdican TXPE LAPELS PE in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia PE in the country of Equitorial Gunnie read more

We have a lot of problems with them mailing us constantly, weekly, their promo materials. We have requested multiple times online through email and returning their mailings to have us removed, yet they send and send nonstop. This company is really persistent. We would not ever use or recommend them now at all, very unprofessional constantly sending us unwanted, unsolicited promo mailings weekly, we return them now and do not open them. They are a disgrace and very disrespectful. How desperate can you be? So sad, praying for bad companies like this that have become slaves of the devil and don't respect our wishes. What a shame! read more

Their credit card team is the absolute worst! What I sent to them : I am getting ready to send you a screenshot which shows what I have been saying the three different times that I've called Capital One about this Quicksilver card. I told you all that I applied on nov 7th and was approved on nov 7th. I do not care what it says on your end about account being approved on nov 18th because I have the dated screenshot. Which brings me to the crux of my frustration with you. All this time (since Nov 7th) I had been thinking that the card was on its way. I even called on either Nov 11th or Nov 12th and spoke with an associate who advised me that the card was on its way. I have the date and time of that phone call (and reps name ) if needed. I called yesterday and this was the first time I've heard anything about my acct wasn't approved until Nov 18th. So what you're going to have to explain to me is how an account that you say was not approved until Nov 18th but yet on Nov 11th when I called , the associate said that the card was on its way. Chronologically things have to make sense. I'm also going to send you a second screenshot which says that as long as a cardholder has more than one Capital One card, the full card number, exp date, and cvv number can be located in the app so that I can make online purchases before the physical card arrives in the mail. I spoke to another one of your associates (Kendra, a supervisor) who lied about that fact and said that I could not obtain that information. When I go into the app, all three of my capital one cards are listed (meaning that I have more than one card with capital one ), however there is nowhere where my full card number, exp date and cvv info is listed in the app. I am not waiting 7-10 days from Nov 18 when number one I have the evidence that it was approved on nov 7 and the email says that the card was being mailed out on Nov 7 and should be received 7-10 bus days from NOV 7th. Secondly, you are going to give me the information because your representatives lied twice : when I called on Nov 11, the associate said that the card was on the way and when I spoke with Kendra she advised that I could not obtain my full card number, exp date and cvv info so that I can at least make purchases online before my card arrives. I am going to stay on you all about this. I have evidence and I'm not going to continue to be lied to by your company. I am not waiting until the card arrives before making a purchase. How can a card be on the way on Nov 12 when someone is telling me that the acct started on Nov 18 ??? At this point, you all need to do something. My whole thanksgiving was ruined ; I was planning to go out of town ; I know for a fact that you all can increase someone's credit limit when you all have screwed up. Unfortunately I had a bad experience with you all a few years back where I had to send in some paperwork. And I sent it and sent it and sent it and spoke to supervisor after supervisor after supervisor. Eventually my case went up to the highest person in escalations and they found the paperwork and because of the huge inconvenience they rectified the situation. read more

They have not cost me money, but they are irritating. I had an account with ING Direct, and Capital One bought them. They became less competitive. I removed my money in 2018. Fine. But they keep emailing me with subject like "Your latest bank statement is ready". There is no unsubscribe in the email. Logging into the account, which I still can, has no choice to close the account for real and don't pester me and don't sell my info to anybody. So why two stars instead of one? It's not like they took my money. I don't hate them, and they were OK for a while. We're done. But they must be up to something undesireable to not accept that. I intend to get rid of that email address, so I hope they can take that as a final contact. read more

Capital One placed a hold on a payment their reported rationale, "because it was a new account I was paying them with. I asked if the account under my name. "Yes we still can hold on this transaction". I am working on maintaining credit and Capital One did not live up to its purported corporate values. Maybe in other instances they may have done better but in this instance I was frustrated at the weak explanation for doing this. If I was a potential Capital One User, maybe try another option.... Currently dissatisfied read more

Beware! Capital one is using social decisions not business decisions when they cancel your credit card. I paid in full and on time every month without fail. They cancelled my card without notice for a conviction 9 years ago. No, I did not hide it nor did they ask. Beware,. This company is bad news. read more

Oh, what do you know... They added auto pay. Finally. After they sent out feedback questionnaires to their customers and bought out HSBC credit cards. But it still doesn't offer what other card companies do: the option to pay your minimum payment + an additional specified amount. I do that for my Discover. Also, if you spend money right before your due date and your minimum payment goes above what the system had set up before, you are charged a late fee and are required to make a separate payment for the difference. That hasn't happened to me, but it says it next to that option. I am so glad I will be getting rid of this card before the end of summer. read more

I have a checking and savings account at Capital One 360. I have to review my statements with a fine-toothed comb every month because they always double debit one or more charges and then I have to file a dispute (for THEIR error) and wait 10 - 45 days to get my money back, which they took "by mistake". This no-fee checking account costs me money every month and I am tired of it. Capital One 360 sucks. read more

They were good for many years, but as many have noticed they found a new way to collect "late fees" which is kind of slimy. Basically, if you post a payment the day they send you the note that payment is due, it will not be "counted" towards making a payment, but will reduce your balance, even if you pay off the card in full. I have zero balance but got a "late fee" because the card was paid too early. It's in their find print, but pretty sneaky. Maybe if others can report this there can be some sort of class action or something. read more

I did a cash out refi to pay off debt. One was my capital one credit card. My other credit card was paid on in two days, I received my wire transfer one day after pay out day. Capital one was insisting they had not received the check. I did wait 7 business days, and called again. The rep suggested my escrow company gad sent the check to the wrong address. Very condescending attitude. I filed a report with FTC and called cap one to report that. What do you know! ? They found my check and reported paying it on Feb 12th. Now I have a small credit. Be aware! I'm happy we have the FTC but we shouldn't have to use that muscle to get some action. read more

Called to pay off credit card was given full amount to pay off and I ask would there be any additional interest because I wanted the card paid off entirely. I was told by the phone representative that what she gave me was the full amount to pay the card in full. Suprise !! Suprise!! I get another bill for $8.12 cents so I called and explained the situation This GREEDY GREEDY CAPITAL ONE would not ever waive the $8.12 amount and it was the representatives fault. DO NOT GET ANY CREDIT FROM THIS BANK THEY ARE WAY TOO GREEDY!! $8.00 REALLY GREEDY!! read more

I closed my acct and got a letter from them stating that my account was closed. Now they are charging me additional interest on a closed account! I talked to Leandra and Bernice who are supposedly supervisors at Cap1 and they would not void this interest on an already closed account. Please don't have anything to do with this business....you don't continue to charge interest on a closed account!!!!!!!! read more

My credit card wouldn't work with a vendor for 2 days. I called. The first lady couldn't figure it out. She transferred me to another lady that had no idea what to do and was clearly the messenger. She put me on hold to speak to someone to trouble shoot. I didnt know these people were so VIP that I couldn't talk to them. One hour later, its still not working. read more

4/12/2021 I won't give one single star to that unknowledgeable credit card company. I got my credit card with that company back in 12/5/2016 by accident. Yes because the staff member working in the application location made a mistake talking to me on the phone. She was a Philippines employee not knowing enough English and she mentioned that I was approved. Wrong! I was stunned to find out immediately that I was not. Consequently, I spent endless hours on the phone and the computer writing to the Executive Office to justify the serious error and at last the card was authorized because they listened to the recording. During all those years I learned that Capital One is a very mediocre credit card company with a very lousy customer service making mistakes non stop and apologizing. Calling the company hundred times to resolve an issue, would get me hundred different responses. The staff is not enough well trained even for routine tasks. The company tries to save money by hiring foreign staff that does not command well the English language. I have to keep repeating non stop what I wish to say. Yes I wrote and I complained about all the above issues. They did not like it and closed my account today. Capital One denied to refund me the annual fee portion of the credit card unused. I won't recommend that credit card company to my best friends. read more

Recently, I applied for a Capital One credit card, which they approved and sent in the mail. Upon receiving it, I activated the card. The automated recording said that my credit card was activated and ready to be used. The next day I tried to use it and it was declined on two attempts. I called their customer service department and spoke with three different employee who would only tell me someone would be reaching out to me in ten days. I explained there were no other no emails, phone calls or text messages informing me the card had been shut down, needless to say it was very embarrassing to me. Having a high credit score, good income and low debt ratio caused me to have ZERO consumer confidence with this financial institution. They charge high interest rates and are downright low class in my opinion. I shut down this pending review of whether or not I would be a customer with them. My current efforts are to circulate this story to social media so this does not happen to anyone else. I am actively working with getting this on a national network! I sure their hard inquiry with this application will ding my credit score and all I can say is BEWARE of this second-class institution!!! read more

I have a VISA & MC with them. If I have a dispute, they take care of me. I don't know what to do with all the miles accumulated, since hubby is not using them to buy air, travel. I also have another card from Nordstrom & Discover. But that's another review. Between them & the other two mentioned, I'm happier with Capital One. I always pay off my statement every month. I actually have moved the pay due date on one, so I can pay both using two checks, one stamps. Being frugal still applies with me, since they GO to the same address. While waiting for the 2nd statement (VISA or MC, can't remember which one), I end up paying late by 2 days and forgot it. It was the weekend, so I talked to someone online ASAP, and have a transfer from my checking account, and he was gonna charge me $25 (not sure now or was it $15) for late fees? But because I have good standing credit, and always paid in full ON TIME, he finally end up removing it. It turned out, I was talking to one of my people from the Philippines. LOL Nice huh? Being charming, with good excuse helps! Nordstrom VISA might do the same, and so will Discover. read more

I never had a late charge on credit cards for over 40 years then. When I noticed a mis-charges on my bill, I called Captial One and explained, then I spoke to a supervisor with no help. Then on or about 3-21-2020, I wrote to Capital One P.O. box with the following.  To :Capital One Dear Customer Service.From A V Meyer, account # 5523 1809 7095 6022, I am requesting removal of the $19.00 late charge on my bill for the following reasons.I got unwanted charges 2 times from BVD*BEENVERIFIED for $26.89. When I first noticed the first illegal charge on 3-1- 2020, I contacted them and they credited the 1-31-2020 account on 3-2-2020. BVD*BEENVERIFIED did not tell me they also had charged another $26.89 on 2-29-20. I found out from Capital One on 3-20-20 that the bill was $46.89 so I then called BVD*BEENVERIFIED and they credited the 2nd $26.89. I also canceled the credit card to avoid any further unwanted charges. I also paid the only legit $1.00 charge. I have had your credit card for over 20 some years and never had a late payment, so I hope you can excuse this one time $19.00 event. I still have $278.35 in earnings credits. Thanks,AV Meyer 2 attachments from been verified credits. The last bill I got on Aug 18, 2020 said I owed $78 that was all late charge fees. And I lost the $278.35 in credits. Well they never answered me in 30 days as promised on the back of the statement, and they ruined my credit, went from 835 to 621. I believe all of the negative responses on yelp. Anyone in their right mind would not go with such a bad company. In addition to all the marginal mis- leading advertising that is done on TV. Should I file in small claims court or go on TV court? Or get GM involved since It was a GM card? read more

Absolutely the worst customer service. I tried to call for 5 days - always on hold for over an hour (sometimes 4 hours) without any other option. Please think twice before using their travel service. This is the main reason I got this card and it is useless. read more

Changed due dates to expand billing cycle to 53 days and got charged double interest on a balance that was paid in full.

I just attempted to obtain a Venture Card that offers a sky-mile promotion, plus greater miles than I receive with My Capital One free subscription Venture Card. Please note: The minimum rate of interest for the card that costs $95 per year is three points higher than the free subscription Venture Card. With the paid card, one dare not make a partial payment. Also note: My FICO's are always above 800 with all three credit reporting agencies, yet this company opted to deny my application. Finally: I am a senior lady. When asked my birth date I offered month and day. When they insisted on my birth year, I asked that they choose a different identification question. They would not and I was obliged to provide my age. That is most impolite. Since it will be two weeks before they send me a rubber stamp rejection letter, the promotion may have expired before I can demand reconsideration, given my perfect credit. Only American Express has, for 45 years, treated me as a name instead of a computer digit. I expect to remain there and use my free Venture Card only as necessary. Royan Herman read more

These scum will not, despite repeated demands, cease mailing pre-approved credit card applications via USPS. To my knowledge, no other bank still engages in this despicable practice. This is extremely dangerous - one of the leading causes of identity theft. NOW I found out that Capital One has made a credit inquiry with Equifax. I did not authorize this. I have no connection with them. I want no connection with them. I want them to go screw themselves. I WANT THEM TO GO THE HELL AWAY. How do you think they pay for those horrible TV commercials? Check your wallet! read more

I wish I had the option of 0 stars. Dreadful, awful, terrible, shocking, appalling, horrifying, horrendous, horrid, hideous, grisly, ghastly, gruesome, gory, harrowing, heinous, vile, unspeakable, will be few word to describe Capital One. They have RUIN me.... My HSBC credit card was sold to Capital one over a year ago. Since then it has been a nightmare with my credit score. Capital one had effected my OTHER credit cards as well. RUN AWAY FROM CAPITAL ONE! read more

Boo. You fucking suck. I've been your customer for nearly six years now and since I've opened a "new account" (read: NO HASSLE rewards) you've decided that now my payments need to be put on hold for TWO WEEKS? I pay you in full monthly (in fact today your CSR commented that I've yet to accrue interest on anything) and you need to verify this each time? Never mind that you've had this same bank's information for two years. Yes, obviously now it will be fraud. Then you send me email about what a good customer I am?!? Awesome, thanks a bundle. You want me to what? Give you access to my checking account so you can be my debit card too? Uh, yeah I'll get right on allowing you further access to my finances. Thanks. The No Hassle must be referring to "No Hassle for Capital One, we already have your money". Bastards. What's awesome is the two customer service units you have. The one that's awesome, and super nice for my card that has no benefits (other than the low APR I badgered you down to) and the one that sucks balls for my "rewards" card. The customer service is so bad in fact that I nearly canceled my account before the card was even activated after your douche-tastic assclowns kept me on the phone for nearly two hours attempting to activate it. One would assume that when the economy is down companies would do their best to keep good paying customers. Clearly I am way off the mark as your customer service is miserable and have told me on numerous occasions through actions and words that they would rather lose the account than provide minimally decent service. If this account wasn't so young I would close it and move on. Until then I'll work hard to make sure you don't make a red cent in interest off of me and you only end up paying me through your rewards. read more

I'll second that "you suck" vote. After researching various credit cards, I decided add a Capital One rewards card to my wallet. And as someone with a super-high credit score and 16 years of credit history, I figured I'd have no problem obtaining a decent credit line. I have always paid off my credit cards in full--whether it was at the end of every billing cycle--or at the end of an interest-free period. And I use my card for absolutely everything. I had planned on making this Capital One card my primary card--but with the $500 credit line that was extended to me, that really isn't possible. $500? Really? That's the credit line I had on my first credit card, straight out of high school. Turns out, Capital One doesn't use your credit history to establish your credit line and interest rate. Rather, the more you spend, spend, spend, then they'll increase your credit line. In my opinion, that is a sleazeball way to trap folks who aren't as careful with their spending--or for whom money is particularly tight. Get them to rack up more debt, nice. And for folks like myself who are quite careful with their money and have worked hard to maintain a stellar credit rating, well--none of that matters with Capital One. Don't waste your time calling customer service either. It's nothing more than a sorry lot of folks far, far, far away who are reading from a script. The customized card with an adorable photo of my dog is cute and all, but this card isn't ever going to make it into my wallet. It's worthless to me. Tis a shame to have wasted that sliver of plastic. Sorry, Mother Nature. read more

I put a $300 deposit down on a secured MC. They sent me a new card that looked different from the old one and when I closed my account they told me I didn't have a secured account, kept my $300 and told me to pay the balance of my card. read more

BEWARE! I was a faithful customer for years and hadn't used any of my Venture Card rewards. I had an opportunitity to pay down a significant portion of my CC debt, but something went awry with the payment and it didn't go through. As soon as I was made aware of the returned payment, I tried again and it worked. Capital One claimed "suspicious activity" and closed my account and forfeited my accumulated rewards. I called and they said they all they could possibly do is apply my rewards toward my remaining balance. A week later they emailed me and said that my request had been denied. All for trying to pay down my debt. I'm in the middle of a home refinance to boot. This will look awesome on my credit! Thanks for nothing Capital One! read more

No Hassle, My Assle! Capital One makes it really hard to use your miles-so the no Hassle thing is a Hustle! Read all the small print before you count on using your points for travel. We had points worth $2400 and bought a $2700 dollar airline ticket and they won't let us use the credit because the fare is more than the credit...wanted us to take half value in cash.. read more

I know there is no love for credit card companies in general, but Capital One really takes it to the next level. History: 18 year old me decides to get my first credit card in 1998, a Capital One card with a $250 limit. Now, this was back in the days before debit cards so I pretty much used this card everyday for gas, purchases, and as a young cinema employee pretty much bought dinner out every night either during my shift or afterwards (usually at Denny's with a crowd of coworkers). For simplicity, I would often put the entire check on my card and have people give me cash. So I would max out in 2 weeks or less, make a phone or online payment, and then max it out again 2 weeks later. Got tired of this routine so I asked for an increase, was given $400 limit. Mind you, I'm using over $500/month interest free at that point. So I apply for a card with 3 other banks and get three new cards with $1000+ limits. Call Capital One, they won't budge so I close it. Fast forward to 2010, as part of the frustrations of divorce, I decide I hate banks and shut everything down. No checking, savings, or credit cards. Little did I know, that to credit bureaus having no credit is actually worse than having bad credit. Fast forward to 2015, when I meet my darling - and financially responsible - wife-to-be and look at my score for the first time in 5 years. Yikes....525! So, I need to rebuild. I get a Capital One secured credit card, hoping they've learned their lesson over the last 15 years. If you are unfamiliar with secured credit cards, it involves you giving them a security deposit against your credit limit. I give them $500, and get a $500 limit - basically it is a debit card that builds your credit. After 6 months, they increase me to $800 limit. Gee thanks. At the 1 year mark, I call asking for a conversion to an unsecured card with reward benefits. Conversion means changing the card from secured to unsecured. This is desirable because if you don't convert the account, you need to apply for a new one and close the old one when you're approved. Closed accounts and hard inquiries are derogatory marks on your credit report, so you want to avoid that especially when rebuilding your credit. At this point my wife and I are wed, and I've been added to her credit cards which is a strange way of gaining instant credit history and my score jumps. Also, I can report her income as part of mine as well as our combined assets and change to home owner status vs being renters before. Now that I have access to these other cards with rewards and high limits, I want my $500 back from Capital One and to get a better product from them than a lousy secured card. They decline my request and suggest trying again in 6 months. I think "Fine, what's the harm in waiting. Don't want to ding my credit by closing it in protest." Fast forward to this year, 2018. I've now had the Capital One card for over 2 years. Not one missed payment, not one over limit, and my score has steadily risen despite a large number of inquiries from our car purchase. My income is the highest it has been, especially considering Kristen's income and my credit score is literally "excellent". Get an offer from Discover card with an $11,500 limit and great rewards, no annual fee and 0% for 6 months. I apply and am approved. Call Capital One to try one more time for a conversion, explaining all of the above. Nope. Sorry, it isn't something we can offer without doing a hard inquiry and new application/new account number. So I close the account. In what way is this a good strategy to keep a customer? Many secured credit card companies will do conversions if you've proven your creditworthiness. As icing on the cake, it will take TWO billing cycles (two months) to get my security deposit back via paper check. Had no trouble electronically debiting my account to get the deposit, but the best they can do getting my money back to me is two months. Oh well, another customer gone. read more

Their main customer service is terrible. We had charges added to our card we didn't even know about from California neither of us were there. The girl at customer service was as rude as she could be and said we had to pay no matter what. I told her we were not in California and someone used our card number. She was so nasty never do business with them again! read more

Capital One defiantly ignores customer problems Capital One has created. As a +13-year customer who has handled the account flawlessly, I recently asked for a modest credit line increase. I received a rejection letter stating that I had too many financial obligations, when just the opposite was true. I pulled the credit report they relied upon and confirmed what I already knew. When I called Capital One at their Tampa, FL location, they said nothing could be done to correct THEIR error, there was no one to speak to, no one to forward the issue to for resolution. When I called their corporate headquarters, no one would take the call there. They have disbanded their Executive Problem Resolution problem so they can hide in blissful ignorance of their problems while saving on personnel costs. Don't do business with Capital One credit cards if you want to be treated like a human being or even have a reasonable business relationship with reasonable people. read more

They changed the interest rate on my credit card for no reason from 2% to 16% , when I called them they gave me the '' it's not you, it's us'' explanation, they took a business decision to increase their customer rates!!! I moved my ballgame to another card and did not use them for years, they finally closed my credit card few weeks ago, I am writing this because I saw one of their commercials ''what's on your wallet''.....Not a capital one, and it will never be again!! read more

I tried to set up an online business account with them. I did the application process & they asked me well over a week later for more information. I sent them that information the same day. I have never heard from them gain. I followed up about 2 weeks after I sent the last information and never heard from them after almost 2 weeks more. So, it has been a total of 25 days since I sent them the final information & no reply. read more

I am so upset with this Capital One. On a very frequent and regular basis we receive mail from them that says on the envelope that we are approved for a credit card. However, the person listed does not now, nor never has lived at our address. We are the original owners of this home and we have been here for almost twenty years. I have returned the mail, written Capital One regarding the situation, and have even contacted the attorney General and the postmaster. Just this week we got two more letters. How can they approve credit for someone when they don't even have the correct address for that person?!! read more