I have been with Capital One for 3 years and have never been charged a membership fee of 59,00 until now. Never late and CL of $4000. Spoke to retention and they only agreed to wave half of the membership fee. Since I have prime cards now (Bank One, BOFA, Fleet, Chase) I canceled the card. They did not make any effort to keep me. Maybe the reason is I haven't used the card for several months. Anyway, good riddens.
Good for you! Someday I hope to call Cap 1 and tell them to pound sand. Currently it's my oldest tradeline dating back to 1996. Best regards, Mirage
Sound like you got the same lame letter that I did..."We've made a business decision to make changes to a segment of our portfolio...we did not base these changes on your account history or behavior (Yeah, right!)" Congratulations on giving them the boot--and on getting them to cut your fee in half. I had no luck with my phone call at all.
You did better than me, I couldn't negotiate a 1/2 membership fee. I even bluffed cancellation, but they wouldn't budge. I only keep them around so I can add others as AU to it. My limit is pretty low and this is my oldest cc.
OK, mh1757, how did you knock half off the fee? I asked to speak to a supervisor and the lady practically laughed. She said, they're just going to tell you the same thing. BTW, my fee is supposed to be $48 annually--after 4 years of fee-less, blemish-free relations. What's up with that?
This is best decision you can ever had!. CrapOne only works when you are starting up or rebulding credit. After that is useless.
Cinderella, when I closed my Cap One Also my oldest credit line. my scores did not change too much, as matter of fact they improved some points. i suggest you that if you already have better prime cards dump CrapOne ASAP. Don´t pay any anual fee for that card.
Cinderella, when I closed my Cap One Also my oldest credit line. my scores did not change too much, as matter of fact they improved some points. i suggest you that if you already have better prime cards dump CrapOne ASAP. Don´t pay any anual fee for that card.