Capital One Consumer Loan department,
Vehicle loan Managing the loan or lease Florida
I got into an accident and my car was declared totaled. After my insurance and the gap made the respective payments I was left with a balance of a little over one thousand dollars. I always had the best intentions to make the payments to the point that as soon as I was in the accident I was going to make a payment, however, I was n't able to since Capital One had already turn off my account. Then I started receiving phone calls from an auto dialer and every time I picked up was always a machine. Then I was able to find the time to make a phone call and I was close to then get to a settlement. After that I had a loss on the family and had to leave the country and also incurred into many expenses that I had n't budgeted for. When I came back I saw that Capital One had negatively reported me to the credit bureaus which caused for my FICO score to drop over - points. I did not like that since I had been working on fixing my credit for the last - years to purchase a house. With this drop it is nearly impossible for me to get qualified for anything. I also went ahead and got to a settlement which I paid the same day I got on the phone with someone. I find ridiculous that my credit took such a dive due to this.
Capital One customer in Florida
May 19, 2016
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Capital One response to complaint:
Closed with explanation
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File ComplaintWebsite | http://www.capitalone.com/ |
Phone | (703) 720-1000 |
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Address | 1680 Capital One Dr McLean VA 22102 |
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