Susan
Olympia,#2Author of original report
Sat, August 14, 2004
Today I spoke to Capital Bank and we worked out a solution amicably. They are to send me a new statement with the charges on it. I will pay the legitimate ones and the rest (penalties and fees) they will "take care of." We'll see what happens. For anyone wanting help with their problem with Capital One, here are some URLs which will help: http://www.occ.treas.gov/customer1.htm http://www.fdic.gov/consumers/consumer/ccc/index.html - 1-800-378-9581 Richard D. Fairbank is Capital One's Chairman and CEO. From Capital One's own website (as of the date and time of this post): "Billing errors can be corrected. The Fair Credit Billing Act protects you in billing disputes with card issuers and certain other creditors. If you think you have found an error, write to the billing dispute address on your statement. You must contact your card issuer within 60 days after they send you the first bill containing the error. You do not have to pay any amount in question during the investigation, but you are still obligated to pay any undisputed charges. Your card issuer is legally obligated to acknowledge your letter within 30 days and must either correct the error or explain it to you in writing within two billing cycles." For this information I am indebted to my friends at [DELETED], and to coldfuse in particular. Anyone needing whois information (they're charging for it now!) can contact me at [DELETED] and I will furnish it - FREE. [Place your comments below and be sure to include your FULL contact information so Rip-off Report can contact you.]