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Capital One Venture Review
John Kiernan
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The Capital One Venture Card is a very good travel rewards credit card for people with 700+ credit scores who don't want to be tied down to a single travel provider. With an initial bonus worth $750 in travel, double miles on all purchases and a reasonable annual fee, it’s... show more
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The Capital One Venture credit card does not offer trip cancellation insurance. The card still has several travel-related benefits, like rental car insurance or travel accident insurance.
Capital One Venture rental car insurance covers damage from collision or theft, up to the full cash value of most rental vehicles. It also covers towing to the nearest repair shop. To get Capital One Venture rental car insurance, you just need to pay for the rental with your Capital... show more
Yes, you can technically get Capital One Venture for a business, but you will be personally responsible for credit card payments and any resulting debt. And your credit activity will not get reported to business credit bureaus, so you won't be able to build the credit of your business.
It usually takes 7 to 10 days following account approval to receive a Capital One Venture card. If you need your card sooner, you can also opt to receive expedited delivery, which will cost $16 and shorten your timeframe to 2 to 3 business days.
The Capital One Venture does not provide medical insurance, but you get travel accident insurance.
That covers the cardholder and immediate family up to $250,000 if a travel accident causes death or dismemberment. You must pay for travel fare with a Capital One Venture card to be covered.
That depends on how much you can book your flight for. The Venture Card allows you to simply buy your flight directly and then pay for it using accrued miles once it appears to your monthly statement. This is a great aspect of the Capital One rewards program, since it... show more
Capital One Venture has no annual fee the first year but costs $95 annually after that. But its sibling, Capital One VentureOne, does have no annual fee every year.
Some people like to get Capital One Venture while it has no annual fee the first year, earn its big initial... show more
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Barbie Whitten @b1wdancer23
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I've been a user of Capital One for many years now and have never had a problem and always enjoyed their service. I recently got the venture reward card as my job has me traveling more and the rewards included are awesome. I get great bonuses for how many miles I travel and is especially nice for long trips that require air travel. So far I've been happy with my experience using this card and don't see myself switching anytime soon.
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Laura A C @lac64
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I have a regular Capital One Platinum Credit Card and also got this Venture Credit Card solely for the miles benefit. Once I spent $3000 I got a bonus 40K miles which was not hard to spend and for every $1 spent I got 2 miles, which was also awesome. I travel a lot to see my family, so any miles I can get to lessen the expense to see my family is helpful. I can use the miles anytime and there are no blackout dates.
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Edward Carpenter @edward.carpenter.35
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I love this card mainly for the Air miles I get. They add up pretty quick so I love that I can take a trip every couple months or so in the continental US or if i save up for a while a trip more farther away. Its easy to use the miles because you can buy the tickets anywhere and then the miles get subtracted at the end of the month so you don't have to worry about having black out dates or anything like that. All in all a great card!
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Annemarie Wallace @annemariew1
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I've used capital one for years and never had a problem. Their interest rates are fair and their customer service helpful. This particular car the capital one venture rewards card, looks like a great deal for people who travel. You can get lots of miles/points. I like the feature that time miles don't expire. That would let you save them up for a bigger trip.
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Tabitha Ism @tabithai1
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Do NOT get this card!!! They use a ridiculous fraud prevention algorithm that keeps declining my purchases and it's incredibly frustrating! It's a travel card, for pete's sake, and they freak out when they see international purchases! They had declined some reservation I made in Peru like a month ago, and I had to call to get that straightened out, but then they declined a reservation for Machu PIcchu tickets last night. I called and they assured me there was now an alert on my account and that it would go through next time. So I tried again, maybe an hour after I spoke with them, and it was declined again!!! I called back and at first they tried to deny it, but you know they decline it because they send an email immediately. So she finally admitted they declined it a second time and she admitted that it's all automatic? But she had me try again while I was on the phone with her, and it was declined a third time. This time she said it wasn't on their end and that the company was probably declining it due to too many attempts!!! I suspect she is right because I did not get an email from Capitol One the third time around. So now I have contacted the company and am waiting to hear back. But still, if the company agrees to accept the payment next time, how do I know Capitol One won't decline it again?!?! It's an algorithm that is clearly out of control! So don't do it--it's not worth it!!! They also put a stop on my husband's card after he made two purchases at the same store in the same day. It's ridiculous!
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harreskov01 @harreskov01
Agreed, I currently live in Brazil and this happens alot to me as well. I currently use my Chase Sapphire Preferred card and have not been declined once. And Chase has great customer service quick and easy to access an actual person .
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Mike Musuraca @mikem_23
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Let me say one thing, I've been with Capital One for a long time and it's a great company. I don't have this card because I don't have use for mileage, but I will say they are a decent company. To those of you that say the card looks great, let me ask you a question? Who cares what a card looks like? It's designed to swipe for a purchase not impress somebody, if you are so shallow that you care what kind of card you're using and whos looking then you need to reevaluate exactly what your priorities are.
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Trashawn Price @trashawnp
Don't nobody want no ugly ass designed card you idiot
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Myles Lindeburg @grendelone
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The Capital One Venture card looks to be a great card for someone who travels. I have used other Capital One cards in the past and they were good to me. I now use Barclay Rewards cards, as I would rather have points toward money back than miles toward airline flights. The other thing I would change about this card is the annual fee of $59 after the first year. None of my cards have fees and never will. I do not understand cards that still charge annual fees. They do get a big WIN for the smart chip in the card!
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lisa @baygull
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The Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card is a terrific choice for the inveterate traveler. If like me, you are planning your next trip while ON a trip, then I think this card deserves your attention. Flexibility is its biggest selling point. This card gives total choice on where to apply your points - any airline, any hotel, no blackout dates. Not many cards I'm aware of do that. Also, it features a smart chip for security and no foreign transaction fee. I got dinged on the transaction fees on my last trip. Ouch! So, why did I give it 4 stars and not 5 stars? I think the $59 annual fee after the first year is a bit steep.
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Thomas Grylka @thomasg_23
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I love my venture card. Not only does it have a big spending limit but it also gives me two miles on an airplane for every dollar I spend. It wouldn't be good for someone who doesn't like to travel much or often but for someone who likes to explore and go on planes as often as possible it's literally a dream come true. The fee's aren't the best but they're manageable and you don't have to pay them often if you keep up with your spending. Not to mention the card looks great!
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Elisa Scott @elisas1
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I got the Capital One Venture a little over a year ago, and so far I like it. I love having flexibility in regards to where my points are spent, and the fact that my points do ot expire. Since I use the card for business transactions I am able to earn points quickly.
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