Capital One Consumer Loan Complaint

Capital One Consumer loan department,

Vehicle loan Taking out the loan or lease Georgia

I pursued the purchase of a motorcycle and applied for credit. Inquiries were made to - - of - GA. When I considered the interest rate of the loan, it was too much.The loan was to be issued through Capital One. I notified the motorcycle dealer that I did not want the loan. They had already initiated the money transfer without my signature. Later when I found out they they had done this, I notified them that I would not be purchasing the motorcycle from them. Capital One transferred the funds to the motorcycle dealership without any signature from me. The motorcycle company cancelled the sale and kept the money ( $7000.00 ). I have requested the money be transferred back to the financial institution. It has still not been refunded. I filed a dispute with Capital One in the fact that I never authorized the loan with my signature. The complaint was filed as a fraud complaint. I believe it was fraud because the motorcycle dealer never notified me that they would be transferring the money. Also, when I notified the motorcycle shop that the loan was too high and that I would be shopping for another loan, the dealer had the chance to tell me the funds had been transferred and held that information. All of these details were provided to Capital One and they decided no fraud was involved. I am not surprised that they would decide that because, I believe what the motorcycle shop did was akin to theft and I am sure Capital One does not want to acknowledge any association with criminal activities. A couple of key facts : I never stepped foot into the motorcycle store, all correspondence was through email. I never signed any document. I filed a fraud claim with Capitol One, the money source, and they disapproved the claim. I do not have the motorcycle and Capitol One has sent me a letter saying I owe them $7000.00.