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Does CapitalOne ever forgive?

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The_Rooster
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Does CapitalOne ever forgive?

Have had a Quicksilver card "restricted" with them for 35 months. 

Is there is any point in re-applying?


I called them and the agent couldnt' tell me anything. "I dont see anything on my screen".

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Anonymous
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Re: Does CapitalOne ever forgive?

Qualitatively: Does Capitol One ever forgive?

Historically, yes absolutely.

 

Quantitatively what are the metrics? Not sure.

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Anonymous
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Re: Does CapitalOne ever forgive?


@The_Rooster wrote:

Have had a Quicksilver card "restricted" with them for 35 months. 

Is there is any point in re-applying?


I called them and the agent couldnt' tell me anything. "I dont see anything on my screen".


I would check their pre-qual page first.  They are forgiving, but like most lenders things are tight right now - many lenders are skittish and are not extending credit as much as they did pre-Covid-19.

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Hex
Valued Contributor

Re: Does CapitalOne ever forgive?

Yes they do. I guess it might depend on what happened with your previous account. I think unless you commit intentional fraud they will let you back in. I've had a new and a restricted account both showing up at once before. They never unrestrict an account but sometimes will give you a new one. Have you tried the prequalify? 

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CYBERSAM
Senior Contributor

Re: Does CapitalOne ever forgive?

Actually Cap1 dosen't hold any grudges like some other banks!

As long as you don't owe them any money, you can get back with them after few months.







                
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The_Rooster
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Re: Does CapitalOne ever forgive?


@CYBERSAM wrote:

Actually Cap1 dosen't hold any grudges like some other banks!

As long as you don't owe them any money, you can get back with them after few months.


It's been 3 years! Lol.

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The_Rooster
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Re: Does CapitalOne ever forgive?


@Hex wrote:

Yes they do. I guess it might depend on what happened with your previous account. I think unless you commit intentional fraud they will let you back in. I've had a new and a restricted account both showing up at once before. They never unrestrict an account but sometimes will give you a new one. Have you tried the prequalify? 


I did. But it said "we don't see any mail offers for you" or something like that.

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Hex
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Re: Does CapitalOne ever forgive?

I was hoping you'd have a prequal. I'm not sure what to suggest. They closed and restricted my first account with them because I filed for bankruptcy but my card had a zero balance so I didn't burn them. I'm not sure what the rest of your credit profile looks like. If you apply they will pull all 3 credit bureaus. If you post your profile data it would be easier to make suggestions. Do you still owe them any money? I think they have approved people who had old charge offs. I'm not sure how old they would need to be. If you provide more data then hopefully someone with a similar history will answer. 

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Andy77
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Re: Does CapitalOne ever forgive?

 

I would say they do. If I burned them in my ch 7 bk for 50k plus then they gave me a 500.00 unsecured card 3 months prior to my discharge, I am proof that they do forgive. In your case, I think it is just a timing issue. I hate waiting for things in life, too.

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core
Valued Contributor

Re: Does CapitalOne ever forgive?

They forgive, but they do not forget.

 

I burned them 20+ years ago and all this time later:  They eventually raised my QS1 limit to $15k but never would approve me for a QS.  I had to get the AF waived thru the EO.  They have denied just about every application I have ever put in besides that QS1, even with excellent scores and profile.  Somehow I got the Walmart MC but I suspect they're handing those out like candy.

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