Complaint Review: WLI*RESERVATIONREWARDS

It's early in the battle and I don't quite understand the whole situation,yet, but I am very suspicious now. Basically these living, rotting slimeballs are telling Capital One Mastercard that I am making purchases that I haven't authorized.

I'm not sure, but I think they must have gotten my credit card account number by way of the internet, or Capital One has a dishonest employee, or two. I got my credit card only a few months ago.

Since it's Sunday, I can't report it to Capital One until sometime tomorrow. I called the phone number very early this morning (I think it's toll-free) and got a man who sounded like he had just woken up, who had interruptyed his answering machine message to answer. I apologized, and hung up to see if I had dialed the correct number. The answering machine (or voice mail) message had stated his name as "Kevin".

I think I'll try the number again, to see what I can find out. There are two charges of $7 each, I believe, that I can now attribute to "Kevin" and his wolfpack (Gee, I hope we're not talking about Kevin Nash from the WWE, 7' tall, 350 lb! His voice was kind of deep).

John
Paradise, California
U.S.A.