This reminds me that my loan servicer sent me a reminder, to which I could not log on and they couldn't recover my info through even SSN so I emailed them. I never got a response. Should...probably look into that.
this post was submitted on 01 Nov 2023
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Orrr...alternatively, they can't locate your info, so maybe you landed on free parking.
I bet equifax has no trouble finding the info
I bet Equifax has no trouble sharing that info with literally everyone.
On purpose or?
I wish! I was trying to login because the government emailed me to remind me and who my servicer is. So THEY know that it's there somewhere. My service provider probably has the account but I guess lost the data, but they still have SSN + an account somewhere. Just kinda bullshit in general because they aren't answering emails because of an influx of communication, so call center time with probably hours of wait.
I paid mine off. Auto-pay is still withdrawing and I'm getting late notices in the mail. Incompetent greedy fucks.
We paid our first payment twice because autopay showed as off, so we did it manually. Then magically a week later autopay figured itself out and charged us anyway.
Same happened to me. I even checked that autopay was on the week before payment was due, and it said I'd get charged on the 22nd. On the 24th I checked and there wasn't any charges on my bank account, so I logged in, turned autopay off and back on, and when it said that enabling autopay wouldn't pay my past due monthly bill, I made a manual payment. A few days later, I checked again because I noticed my balance was way lower than it should be, and sure enough, I got charged twice.
Fucking assholes.
My bill came just a few days before it was due, and it was supposed to be 10% of my discretionary income because of the new income-based plan, but it ended up being a bill for 100% of my income. It’s a strangely calibrated mistake, so that if it were correct I would be signing over my entire paycheck every month, without leaving a single penny for food, rent, you know: life.
The day after I got the bill, I got a letter saying they put my loans in forbearance. Did they realize the mistake? Are they fixing it? I have no idea, because there was no explanation for the forbearance, and I can’t get the servicer on the phone.
Some truly flabbergasting bullshit.
Cool maybe the cost of this mistake, would of accounted for the loan forgiveness we were supposed to get.
would of
They should absolutely refund any tuition you paid for English classes.
Nelnet told me that I owe on the bill for my daughters loan from last year, but I don't have to pay this year's loan because she's still in school.
In order to defer last year's payments, I need to send them proof that she is still in school. 🤔