Capital One Bank Reviews
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Patrick Tucker1Went to withdraw cash on Tuesday Night 2/22 from the ATM. 3 homeless people inside. Please hire a security guard to kick homeless out.
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Summer Freeman1Please explain to me why the atm lobby smells like there is a dead wet animal buried under the carpet?! It's been smelling like this for 2 years now and it's absolutely ridiculous! Capital One as a whole has way too much money to not replace the carpet and clean that lobby. I'm sure it's been smelling like that since Hurricane Sandy and that's vile! Outside of that the staff is ALWAYS rude, unprofessional and insufficient. I do not recommend ever going here!
Response from the ownerWe hear you on this and apologize for the experience. We've put this review in front of the right eyes to ensure your voice is heard.^AS
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yoshi uchiyama1The door doesn't work with bank cards.
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Lady Ace1I came here recently to withdraw money to complete in large cash purchase. I would have written a check but, who can give up a discount if you paid in cash. I had visited the day before and withdrew a large portion of money. When I went next day, Aeysha was my teller (I noticed this branch always has two tellers and two account managers). When I went to withdraw money again, lord of mercy, you would have thought I was asking this poor woman to give me all of HER money. She started shaking her and shaming me. Saying why is she withdrawing so much money (honestly, I wanted to say I have a drug problem). I never felt so uncomfortable and judged my entire life. Then she asked me to write my social security number on my withdrawal slip. Apparently, this is a new policy according to the bank manager (more on that later) for any cash withdrawal. I told Aeysha, I am not comfortable giving my SSN on the cash withdrawal slip where anyone can see it. I ask her to give me a post-it note. She starts giving me attitude and acts like I asked her to give me $50. Last time I checked, the bank provides basic supplies (Yes, I did ask the teller, did you pay for the post it note? No, then why are you so stingy?) Then this moronic woman starts reading my entire social security number out LOUD in front of the entire bank. I asked her to stop saying my social security number. She said "No one is here but us and I need read out loud to confirm your numbers". Meanwhile, there is people in the bank waiting to be served along with other bank employees. Their computers don't give them full access to our SSNs but, yet this idiot thinks its okay to read a SSN out loud. I told her straight up, if you cannot read numbers silently off a piece of a paper, you definitely do not need to be working at a bank. No apology was given instead, she was rolling her eyes. She threw my money into the slot and then started using her personal cellphone. Also, apparently against company policy to use a personal cellphone while working. When I went to make a complaint, apparently, their office manager was on vacation. And everyone was acting like I was a crazy person. Who would want their social security screamed out for random people to hear? After looking up another bank, I was able to find a bank manager that was covering from the other bank manager who was on vacation. She said she would talk to Aeysha. I went to the bank again and once again, this woman was giving attitude. If CapitalOne hires people who don't care about their jobs or people, it makes me wonder if they are really the best people for me to invest my money with.
Response from the ownerThank you for taking the time to communicate your experience. It sounds like it falls far short of the customer service we aim for. Rest assured we've documented this conversation and will get it in front of branch leadership. ^MS
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Rachael Davidson1Unsafe— was even broken into and left with alarms going off for over a day.
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John Rinaldo5I've been coming into this branch to transact during the week for years, and I've had nothing but good experiences. The teller staff is wonderful. JR
Response from the ownerYou sure know how to make a bank blush! Here's looking forward to your next visit. ^MS
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Andrea Matute1Came to deposit a big check and the teller deposited a wrong amount and way more less than what was written on the check. Have to do better
Response from the ownerThis definitely isn't the experience we're going for & we appreciate your feedback here. If you haven't already, login on the full online banking site & tap our chat team from the bottom of your transactions page so we can get the ball rolling on a dispute for you. ^NW
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StevesOutlook1This has to be the worst location I’ve ever been to the reps don’t want to help out at all
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Jaime Pina1Very bad don't open account with them
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FAQs
1. What Can I Do to Reach Capital One Bank?
They Can Be Contacted through the phone number +1 212-255-8492. You may also visit their website and fill in the application form.3. How Do I Apply for A Loan at Capital One Bank?
Simply fill in the application form on their website. If you feel like learning about other financial services, take a look at high-approval-rate installment loans provided through a trusted online broker.5. What Should I Do if I Fail to Pay Back My Loan?
Reach the Lender and work out favorable terms for both parties in advance. You should know, however, if it"s a car title loan, your car will be kept by the lender when you default.
2. What Is the Location of Capital One Bank? How to Go to Its Store?
The address of Capital One Bank is 347 6th Ave, New York, NY 10014, United States. Use an online map to find the fastest route.4. Is Capital One Bank an Agency or a Lender?
Capital One Bank is a Bank that has various financial services to offer. Click here to learn about various types of loans including online personal loans.6. Can I Get a Loan From Capital One Bank With A Poor Credit Rating?
Yes, you can. But pore over the offers as there can be predatory terms when it comes to bad credit loans.