Capitaprie Re: Account ending in

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Capitaprie Re: Account ending in Dear IMPORTANT CHANGE TO YOUR ACCOUNT As of October 30, 2015, Capital One® will no longer be offering the option to make additional security deposits to increase the credit limit of your Secured MasterCard? ► How does this affect me? This change won't affect your current credit limit. However, you won't have the option of adding additional security deposits to increase your credit limit as of October 30, 2015. Everything else about your card remains the same and you can continue to use it as you normally would. ► What if I want a higher credit limit? Even though you will no longer be able to make additional deposits, you may receive a higher credit limit, in the future, based on your payment history and creditworthiness. ► I've still got questions. Visit capitalone.com/securedcardflaqs for more details about your Secured MasterCard. Remember, you can always keep track of your credit score and more using the free Capital One Credit Tracker tool. Just sign in to your account at capitalone.com or with the Capital One Mobile app. Thank you for being a Capital One customer. 0 2015 Capital One. Capital One is a federally registered service mark. All rights reserved. FM286178 OID2011 I EFTA00123717 EFTA00123718 CaPitajone Re: Account ending in Dear IMPORTANT CHANGE TO YOUR ACCOUNT As of January 19, 2016, Capital One® will no longer be offering the option to make additional security deposits to increase the credit limit of your Secured MasterCard? ► How does this affect me? This change won't affect your current credit limit. However, you won't have the option of adding additional security deposits to increase your credit limit as of January 19, 2016. Everything else about your card remains the same and you can continue to use it as you normally would. ► What if I want a higher credit limit? Even though you will no longer be able to make additional deposits, you may receive a higher credit limit, in the future, based on your payment history and creditworthiness. ► I've still got questions. Visit capitalone.com/securedcard/faqs for more details about your Secured MasterCard. Remember, you can always keep track of your credit score and more using the free Capital One Credit Tracker tool. Just sign in to your account at capitalone.com or with the Capital One Mobile app. Thank you for being a Capital One customer. 0 2015 Capital One. Capital One is a federally registered service mark. All rights reserved. FM286I 78 OID20711 EFTA00123719 EFTA00123720 Dear Capital One Services, LLC P.O. Box 30285 Salt Lake City, UT 84130.0285 We're sending you a new card March 1, 2016 Re: Your account ending in MI Your card information may have been stolen due to a data breach at a business where you recently shopped. As a precaution to help protect you against fraud, were reissuing your card with a new account number. There's no need to call us unless you see transactions you don't recognize. You can continue using your current card until your new card arrives. Once you receive it, please activate it right away. Your current card will stop working about a week after you get your new card. Thanks for your patience - and your ongoing trust. Sincerely, Capital One Fraud Prevention © 2016 Capital One. Capital One is a federally registered service mark. All rights reserved. IFMUF0091/MAIL:Y/CD001108/P:AP/O:Y/EC:N/EM:0001PG-126265/QA-63133 EFTA00123721 IFM1/21F0091/MAIL:Y/CD001108/P:AP/O:Y/EC:WEM:000 \ PG-126266/QA- 63133 EFTA00123722

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[Image 1] The image shows a scanned document, which appears to be a letter from Capital One. The letter is addressed to a customer and is dated January 10, 2017. It discusses changes to the customer's account, including an increase in the credit limit and a change to the credit card's terms and conditions. The letter also includes a section titled "Important Change to Your Account," which outlines the chang [Image 2] The image shows a scanned document, which appears to be a letter from Capital One. The letter is addressed to an individual and is dated October 20, 2017. It discusses changes to the account holder's credit card, including an increase in the credit limit and a change in the credit card number. The letter also mentions a new credit card being sent to the account holder. The Capital One logo is visi [Image 3] The image shows a letter from Capital One, addressed to a customer. The letter is dated March 15, 2011, and it appears to be a communication regarding a credit card account. The letter includes a reference to a recent transaction and a request for the customer to contact Capital One if they have any questions or concerns. The letter also includes a disclaimer stating that the customer's account ha [Image 4] The image appears to be a photograph of a document with text. The document is partially obscured by a white rectangle, which suggests it might be a page from a book or a document with a white border. The visible text includes a title or heading, followed by a paragraph of text. The text is too small and blurry to read clearly, and the document is not fully visible due to the white rectangle. The s [Image 5] The image appears to be a grayscale photograph of a document or a page with text. The text is not clearly legible due to the resolution and the angle at which the photo was taken. The document seems to be a page with text, possibly a letter or a report, but the specific content is not discernible. There are no visible names, dates, places, or logos that can be described. The document is placed on [Image 6] The image appears to be a grayscale photograph of a document or a page with text. The text is not clearly legible due to the resolution and the angle at which the photo was taken. The document has a visible watermark or logo in the upper right corner, but the details of the logo are not clear. The document seems to be a page with text, possibly a letter, invoice, or report, but the specific conten