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Two letters were sent by mail with Capital One headers and footers. The first letter stated that I needed to update my drivers license to sustain the car title. The phone number provided took you to Capital One's actual title department. The second letter said to call 1-800-946-0332. When they answered they confirmed the letter had been sent and asked for my social security number. They provided my husband's email address and updated it to mine, which I received a confirmation of afterwards. They "helped" me update my drivers license and last name on the account by sending me a docusign via email to submit my drivers license. They claimed that they would send me name change paperwork to be filled out and re-submitted within 5 business days. The paperwork was never received. Upon talking with Capital One's title department they confirmed that they never sent the letter or updated my drivers license on my account.
NC, USA- 27514
Phishing
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Capital One Auto Finance - Title Maintenance and Support Imposter Auto Title Washing and Phishing Scam
November 11, 2024
910233
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