msmontecarlo
USA#2Consumer Comment
Sat, November 26, 2011
If you have this option on your house and or cell phone . You can block thier # from calling your home and /or cell phone. With the house phone all you need to do is dial 3 #s and your cell when the # shows scroll down and hit add to block list .I would also suggest to your exmother in law to block thier # also.
I had the same type of problem with them then I sent a cease communications letter to them certified and they stopped calling me.
Danielle
Redding,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, February 02, 2005
Hi, Kathleen. I can understand exactly what you're going through, as I, too had a Capital One card. Regrettably (and I acknowledge it was obviously my fault) the account went past due and was turned over to Allied Interstate Collections. These people are ruthless!!! They call and harass me all the time. They got my cell # and I don't know how. They would call me 10 times a day on both my cell and home number! The supervisors are just as bad. I have gone through a credit counselor but Capital One refuses to work with me. They told me they won't accept my payment, unless it's in full (ok, they won't accept my payment, yet they're calling me for money). As soon as they are paid off and I am done with them, I am filing every complaint I can with this company. They have no regard for the laws and regulations with collections. I told the supervisor that yes, I know I am late, and that is my fault. But that is NO reason to treat me like I am dirt under your feet. He started to get beligerent with me and I said, "I have no problem having a civil conversation with you, but the first word of disrespect and/or rudeness coming out of your mouth, and this conversation is OVER." Needless to say, I had to end up hanging up on him. I wish you luck with your Capital One trials and tribulations.....and I would be more than happy to give you any input (ammunition) that I can regarding these jerks, should you pursue any legal action.