Dave
Jacksonville,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, October 26, 2005
Capital One is HORRIBLE. Now, as far as the poster is concerned, you are wrong. It clearly states what time your payment needs to be entered. But as far as the last poster, take of those rose-colored glasses! Capital One is the worst. I had them for many years, I don't even know why I kept the cards that long. But, they charge large annual fees, and absolutely will not lower your interest rate until you call to CANCEL. Then, miraculously, they tell you what a great customer you have been, and will lower your rate by as much as 6 points! Sorry, but too little too late. So, pay early, never be late, be a perfect customer, and you still get screwed...
K
Citrus Heights,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, October 26, 2005
Capital One is the only credit card that really took a chance on my family after very hard tiimes! I love Capital One! They are always willing to work with us, and if you pay early...rewards will follow!
Jessica
Long Beach,#4Consumer Comment
Thu, September 15, 2005
Linda I forgot to mention in my earlier response that most credit card companies do not want to hear excuses as to why your payment was late. They have heard every one in the book. I cannot believe some of the ones I heard sometimes. You generally have 3 weeks from the time you get your statement to pay your bill. I was in a very bad car accident two years ago that left me hospitalized for a week. I was also on a steady morphine drip for most of that week and high as a kite. Even then, I still had my mother pay my bills for me. I was able to tell her exactly which ones, how much I wanted her to pay and when they were due. All with a serious concussion and several broken bones (needless to say I was in excruciating pain) So I have little sympathy for people who use the 'someone was in the hospital' excuse. The world doesn't stop turning and your responsibilites don't stop. I understand under times of duress the last thing you want to think about is paying a bill. It was a huge pain in the you know what for me when I was hospitalized. But as adults we still have responsibilities and those don't stop just because something happens. It was rude for that manager to say your problems were not hers. I never would have said that to someone when I worked in customer service. As a one time courtesy I probably would have removed it and made a note on the account so that person couldn't use that one again. I would have asked for someone higher than her.
Jessica
Long Beach,#5Consumer Comment
Thu, September 15, 2005
Check the website again. I also have a Capital One account and every single month make a payment online. I have seen that advisement of when the payment will post every single time. It's on the last page after you confirm your payment and submit it. If you are going to wait until the day before your due date to make the payment, that's your fault alone that you got a late fee, not theirs.