<prompt> Human: Im retired, I dont have a standard job anymore. I do have some sources of income, mainly due to investmentsinheritance, but it will vary by year. I also do not want any new cards due to the fact that I put a credit freeze on my accounts several years ago after my health insurers records were hacked. I called Capital One and asked them about this, and told them I was very upset that I was being blocked from even seeing my balance or transactions. I asked to go back to paper billing. I normally do everything online. I also told them that none of my other credit cards are doing this.Is this unusual? I had half a mind to cancel them then and there but I would at least have to pay off the balance first. Thoughts?  <response>: Wait so you can use the credit card but you cant access your account? Ive never heard of this before unless its some technical glitch. I assume theyve directly told you its because you wont list your income? If so, just give them an estimated number and be done with it. Pretty sure they dont verify your income anyway. 