Sun 10 Feb 2008
This is one of the scarier ones. This is an identity theft nightmare. Seems when you make a certain kind of payment to your capital one account, the payment is sent from Capital One Payment
They don’t even bother to tell people not to respond to these emails, so I have customers sending complete emails like this one.
I have been waiting some time by now,
Can you e mail me the whole statement, the payments I did and closing the account because I think I lost
more money than interest, so I need to know where did I lost, you or Dr. ______.
ThanksS____ F______
—–Original Message—–
From: Capital One Payment [mailto:donotreply@donotreply.com]
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2007 8:32 PM
To: F_____, S______
Subject: Payment Confirmation9/14/2007
Dear S_____ F_____,Thank you for your recent payment to Capital One. This email is to confirm your authorization on 9/14/2007 12:01:39 PM for an electronic debit of your checking account in the amount of ____.___.
This payment will be effective on 9/14/2007 or shortly thereafter. If your financial institution is unable to process the electronic debit, Capital One is authorized to submit a paper draft for this transaction amount. In the event the debit to your account is returned unpaid, an additional return item will be debited from your bank account.
If you have any questions, or if this confirmation does not accurately reflect your payment, please contact us immediately at 800-926-1000.
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April 2nd, 2008 at 9:53 am
Oh men, I am reading all this and it’s quite clueless as to how people read emails, it clearly shows that people do not read emails, if you read the email carefully it clearly states “THIS IS FOR YOUR INFORMATION” that if you have any concerns of this transaction to please contact the “800 number below of the letter” that email never state the fact that you need to “REPLY” man i tell ya, “READ YOUR EMAILS” HELLO!!!!