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2010 Credit Card Fees study
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Capital One Classic Platinum

2010 Credit Card Fees Study » Survey results » Capital One Classic Platinum

Capital One Classic Platinum
APR fixed/variableAnnual feeOverlimit feeLate feeInactivity fee
Variable$39Over-the-credit-limit fee charged only if you choose to accept this account option. $0 if your credit limit at the time the over-the-credit-limit fee is assessed is less than $500. If your credit limit at that time is greater than or equal to $500, then your over-the-credit-limit fee will be $29.Balance of $0-$99.99 = $15; balance of $100-$249.99 = $29; balance of $250 or more = $39.$0 but if card isn't used within 12 months or so, the account could be closed.
Service fees:
  • Returned payment/check: $39
  • Other payment fee: None
  • Stop payment (convenience check): $0
  • Statement copy: $3 for a copy of a Periodic Statement, $13 for a copy of a Visa transaction or $2 for a copy of a MasterCard transaction (fee imposed per copy).
  • Overdraft: $0
  • Card replacement: $0
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