Ok...It appears this is the time to get Cap One deleted. It has now fallen off of all of my reports as of today. I have several people that I am helping that have seen deletions from Cap One this month as well. Maybe they are backed up but after 5 0r 6 months of disputing it has dropped off my reports.
they are in a bit of trouble. The ceo resigned and a bunch of investigations are pending, from what I hear. Do a search...there have been some recent articles in some threads lately. search "resign", CEO, capital one, etc. You will find some articles this way.
Clarification" CEO is Fairbanks and he is still there along with right-hand man Morris as COO. Your referring to the CFO who resigned
...and my wife CAN'T get a limit increase after 1.5 years because she COMBINED two accounts into one...AND THEY CALLED THAT A LIMIT INCREASE!!! And their having financial problems...we want to help them with their financial problems by giving them MORE money...and they DON'T WANT IT???
Thanks Brad...my bad. Actually, if you think about it...isnt it worse when you chief FINANCIAL officer resigns that when your chief EXECUTIVE officer does?
Oh yeah. Just think about how that goes over with Investors. In light of Enron, Worldcomm, etc. resignation of (especially of) the CFO is particularly damaging to public perception and SEC scrutinization. Personally, I can't wait until Cap. 1 reports 1st quarter '03 earnings. I am tempted to take the afternoon off work just to listen.
Here is a scenario--- "Our CFO has resigned and taken all of our earnings with him. leaving us with crap" pb
