Capital one opt out mail
The Capital One opt-out mail!
If you've received a mailer from Capital One asking you to opt out of certain marketing communications, here's what you need to know:
What is the Capital One opt-out mail?
Capital One, like many other financial institutions, is required by law to provide customers with an opportunity to opt out of receiving certain marketing communications. This mailer is a way for them to comply with the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).
What does the mailer ask you to do?
The mailer will likely ask you to:
- Opt out of receiving marketing calls, emails, or texts from Capital One.
- Opt out of receiving offers and promotions from Capital One.
- Opt out of having your information shared with third-party companies.
What happens if you don't respond?
If you don't respond to the mailer, Capital One will continue to send you marketing communications, including calls, emails, and texts. However, if you do respond, you'll be opting out of these communications, and Capital One will no longer contact you for marketing purposes.
How to respond to the mailer:
To opt out, simply follow the instructions provided in the mailer. You can:
- Return the enclosed reply card with your opt-out request.
- Visit Capital One's website and fill out the online opt-out form.
- Call the phone number provided in the mailer to speak with a representative.
Important notes:
- Opting out of marketing communications does not affect your account or credit relationship with Capital One.
- You can still receive important account-related communications, such as statements, notices, and security alerts.
- If you have multiple accounts with Capital One, you may need to opt out separately for each account.
If you have any questions or concerns about the Capital One opt-out mail, feel free to reach out to their customer service department for assistance.