Credit One Bank Las Vegas Mob The Mob Las Vegas, Nevada

 Come on Bobby, you can do better than that. After your meeting with Stacie, Kenneth and Coast I know you will do better.

I would like to respond to the person who said he would like to start a class action against credit one bank,good luck.I have been fighting these guys sence 2009.I filed my complaint in 2009 with the OCC and by the end of 2009/early 2010 I received a Im sorry letter from credit one bank and they closed my account,or so I thought.I received a call and a letter from Ms.Wilcox at mercantitle adj and she said my bill is $675.00 I told her you cant bill me for a closed account and I sent her a letter fromOCC and asked her to stop calling.Last week I started geting calls from them again and just sent off a second letter telling them to back off or I will take them to court.My account was $250.00 limit they say now $675.00=$425.00 fee's for 6 months?I found a lawyer online Brayton Koneckey LLP and I just sent them a email to see how far they got with there class action.

I would be willing to present our case to an attorney in Las Vegas and begin formal proceedings against Credit One Bank. To do so we need to have a list of customers and their complaints well defined (short and to the point). Once we aggregate all the information I will submit to appropriate Attorney's general, Bank and Finance Divisions etc.

I don't know if I am allowed given the T/C's for Ripoff Report to reference my email address for compiling all the complaints, but here we go. rod.jones404@gmail.com 

I think posting the late fee of $27.00 THE DAY BEFORE THE DUE DATE  is probably illegal.  Also not posting the payment  and holding it to make it late is illegal..write your Attoreny General

" They do appear to attempt to make themselves look a lot like Capital One, and the people who fall for that are also people who are not going to take the time to read ALL of the disclosures. "

  Seeing as the OP did not even bother to read the name of the company whose application he/she filled out, it's no surprise that the terms and conditions went unread.

  There are entire industries that are built on the fact that people will not make the slightest effort to look out for their own interests.   Sadly, no one else is going to do it for them. 

The previous post was hardly "positive" toward Credit One and if you were actually around this site you would realize how silly your comment about Jeanski working for some reputation management company was.

They do appear to attempt to make themselves look a lot like Capital One, and the people who fall for that are also people who are not going to take the time to read ALL of the disclosures.  Because I can just about guarantee you that the offer you received also contained a disclosure of the interest and ALL of the fees including this $100 fee.

So if Capital One wants to sue them(if they haven't all ready) for copyright infringement that is between them and Capital One.  But under what law are you thinking you can sue them for $1000 per offense? (I have my suspicions, just curious as to what you think they are).

credit one has hired a online reputation damage control company. even one positive against this company is a lie. don't believe no positives, they are none, just try to call them on the phone. do the american thing and sue them in your local courts, maybe they will get the message.

I am no fan of Credit One, because I think their logo is misleading - like you said, it looks a lot like Capitol One.

However, once you accepted the card you did, in effect, agree to the ridiculous fee (which I thought was $75 but maybe it went up to $100). This is too high for my tastes, but it's not illegal.