Capital One Credit card department,
After my recent divorce I changed my name back to my maiden name. On -, 2016 I called Capital One credit card to make the change and was told that I had to speak with a supervisor. When I was connected with the supervisor I asked why I needed to speak with her and was told that there was a Cease and Desist order on my account by an attorney - -. They could remove immediately, of course. This was my ex-husband 's attorney. I asked how this attorney could do this when my ex-husband had no financial ties to this account nor had I been notified that this order was being placed on my account. While looking for the information I was disconnected. I spoke with my attorney the next day and she was very upset that this had happened and told me Capital One had no right putting the order on my account. She asked me to get a copy of the order. She is contacting the other attorney and getting information from that end. I called Capital One back on - - and after a lengthy on-hold I was told they could not find a written copy of the order, that it must have been given over the phone " verbally ''. I could however make a request " in writing '' that they continue to look for a written copy. When I asked them to explain exactly what this Cease and Desist order was they were very vague and what they told me made little sense. I feel as if my privacy was seriously invaded and I will be cancelling this credit card as I no longer feel safe with this company.
Capital One customer in New York
Feb 08, 2016
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Capital One response to complaint:
Closed with explanation
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Address | 1680 Capital One Dr McLean VA 22102 |
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