09-27-2012 06:17 PM
knj601 wrote:I don't have the live chat option when I log on either. My fiance' has it when he signs in. I am not sure why it doesn't show up on mine though. Glad I am NOT crazy either.
I was thinking that maybe it was because of FICO scores or card levels.
I got the cards when I was rebuilding (No-Annual Fee Platinum $2750 and AF No Hassle Cash Rewards $750) and my current FICO scores are 690-710 range. I don't want to bother the executive office but I just want to PC the platinum card.
09-27-2012 06:37 PM
I'm not sure. My scores aren't that great, but my fiance's are horrid. He has the secured card and always has the option available. I have a Journey card and the AF rebuilder card from right after my bankruptcy.
09-27-2012 06:46 PM
I can get to live chat and I do not even have a log-in.
09-27-2012 06:46 PM
charyot77 wrote:I've logged into my Capital One online banking account but I've yet to be able to find this live chat feature that I hear about sometimes on here.
Where is it?
I drove one of the Reps so crazy last night online, I think they've suspended online chat.
09-27-2012 06:47 PM
At the top right when you login there should be a search bar. (Sorry I said customer service tab before)
My "Chat Now" button didn't show up when I just logged in, but I searched "Chat Now" in that bar and a window popped up saying "Chat with a specialist."
09-27-2012 06:52 PM
jsucool76 wrote:At the top right when you login there should be a search bar. (Sorry I said customer service tab before)
My "Chat Now" button didn't show up when I just logged in, but I searched "Chat Now" in that bar and a window popped up saying "Chat with a specialist."
Did a search and had no such luck. I guess I'll just have to talk to "Peggy"! ![]()
Oddly enough, an answer came up saying "What is chat", but it didnt provide a link to any chat service. So strange!
09-27-2012 07:07 PM
I have also NEVER seen the "request a credit limit increase" button on my account either.

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