Okay, let's begin with a general comprehending - what constitutes a 'discovery' transactional fee in the context of Capital One's account offerings?
I think it centers around different fees associated with accessing and using accounts, like transfers, bill payments, and Atm withdrawals - potentially impacting profitability.
Are there specific types of transactions that trigger those fees?
How does the frequency of transactions affect the fee structure?
Does Capital One proactively connect these fees to users, or is it mostly discovered during usage?
Taking into consideration account tiers and user behavior, how may well this fee structure vary?
What potential effect does a complex fee structure have on consumer loyalty?
Are there ways to simplify the fee procedure for users without sacrificing revenue generation?