Capital One verification code errors?
I've been trying to do a balance transfer from both my account and my wife's account and I'm receiving the following message:
For your security, choose a way to receive a one-time code: We need to make sure it's really you. For your protection, we’ll send you a 6-digit code to your chosen method. Once sent, the code will be valid for 60 minutes. The problem is that whenever I enter one of our respective phone numbers, I get an error indicating that the mobile tel. number entered doesn't match and can't be verified. Before anyone suggests the obvious, I've called Cap One and it proved to be entirely useless. I was basically told that they couldn't help and there's nothing that can be done. It's not like we have multiple phone numbers; my wife has one mobile number and it hasn't changed in 8 years. I have one mobile number as well. Both are registered to our respective accts. Can someone offer some insight into what the heck this is about and why this added "security measure" is even required when I'm already logged into the accts? This is obviously a recent and unnecessarily complicated website feature and I'd like to try and find a solution. |
Originally Posted by OliverB
(Post 28216555)
The problem is that whenever I enter one of our respective phone numbers, I get an error indicating that the mobile tel. number entered doesn't match and can't be verified.
It may be different for Cap One, but I've never dealt with them. |
What did Cap One say when you called to ask what to do?
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Originally Posted by EmailKid
(Post 28216679)
Don't know how Cap One does it, but whenever I log on to my Chase account from a new computer I ask to receive the code via Email, and the code / email combo has always worked.
It may be different for Cap One, but I've never dealt with them.
Originally Posted by Often1
(Post 28216705)
What did Cap One say when you called to ask what to do?
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I originally assumed it had something to do with the name registered to our AT&T account (I believe I'm on my wife's plan) but her number/acct is causing the same problems and there's nobody else on the acct, so I'm at a loss...
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Capital One is trying to do a lot more software in house these days. Sounds like they're failing...
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Originally Posted by OliverB
(Post 28216555)
... send you a 6-digit code to your chosen method..
It's hardly surprising that customer service agents will not tell a voice on the phone how to work around a security protocol. This doesn't mean that there does not need to be an exception handling process, but it wouldn't be performed by front line customer service. I would contact them again, during normal business hours (on a day other than Monday), and be prepared to work your way up the levels to someone who can fix it. I wouldn't ask them to explain (they should not), stay focused on fixing. |
Originally Posted by mia
(Post 28218522)
Do they offer methods other than SMS?
It's hardly surprising that customer service agents will not tell a voice on the phone how to work around a security protocol. This doesn't mean that there does not need to be an exception handling process, but it wouldn't be performed by front line customer service. I would contact them again, during normal business hours (on a day other than Monday), and be prepared to work your way up the levels to someone who can fix it. I wouldn't ask them to explain (they should not), stay focused on fixing. I suppose I'll call back next week. Just to clarify, I wanted to contact the unnamed third party to find out the source of the error since the customer service rep was unable to provide me with any alternatives to resolve it over the phone. I'll try again next week and report back. |
What ever ended up happening with you and this issue ? |
Since thread was resurrected........
While not with Captial One, did have an issue with another bank and mobile telephone verification codes. Spoke with CS and we quickly solved the issue; if mobile number in question is prepaid, pay as you go, or whatever else other than standard service, then yes, the codes often cannot and will not work. CS explained it has something to do with how the third party or whoever verifies mobile telephone numbers. Have had the same "throw away" mobile number for years as part of a T-Mobile PAYG account that wanted for a "club" or "bar" phone. That is if lost or stolen wouldn't have my entire life.... It doesn't work with any request to have various codes (forgot password, complete transaction, etc...),so no longer bother. Happily haven't had an instance where a transaction couldn't be completed. |
Originally Posted by OliverB
(Post 28216555)
I've been trying to do a balance transfer from both my account and my wife's account and I'm receiving the following message:
For your security, choose a way to receive a one-time code: We need to make sure it's really you. For your protection, we’ll send you a 6-digit code to your chosen method. Once sent, the code will be valid for 60 minutes. The problem is that whenever I enter one of our respective phone numbers, I get an error indicating that the mobile tel. number entered doesn't match and can't be verified. Before anyone suggests the obvious, I've called Cap One and it proved to be entirely useless. I was basically told that they couldn't help and there's nothing that can be done. It's not like we have multiple phone numbers; my wife has one mobile number and it hasn't changed in 8 years. I have one mobile number as well. Both are registered to our respective accts. Can someone offer some insight into what the heck this is about and why this added "security measure" is even required when I'm already logged into the accts? This is obviously a recent and unnecessarily complicated website feature and I'd like to try and find a solution. |
Capital one no sent codes
Hi , I already talk with the bank , and they said call to my phone operator , to unblock the codes that the bank send .. Is just weird .. I will cancel my account
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Originally Posted by Carlos Macrame
(Post 33014231)
....call to my phone operator , to unblock the codes....
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