The U.S. District Court for the Central District of California has ruled in favor of the Federal Trade Commission in a case against the operators of a student loan debt relief scheme. The defendants are banned from telemarketing or providing debt relief services. The court found that the operators, doing business as Federal Direct Group, …
The Federal Trade Commission has amended its complaint in a student loan debt relief case, naming an additional defendant who allegedly took part in a scam that bilked more than $23 million from thousands of consumers with false claims that it would service and pay down their student loans. According to the FTC, Labiba Velazquez …
The Federal Trade Commission has stopped a student loan debt relief scheme, alleging it bilked more than $23 million from thousands of consumers with false claims that it would service and pay down their student loans. After the FTC filed a complaint seeking to end the deceptive practices, a federal court temporarily halted the scheme …
Consumer Statement: Student loan repayment scam. Consumer Action Taken: I have contacted the company with no answers. I filed a complaint with the BBB and they were unable to locate the business and claim they are out of business. They do list the phone number on BBB that matches the money being taken out of …
Consumer Statement: Mission Hills Federal Student Loan Company. They changed the name of their company from National Secure Processing. I checked them out and they are not legitimate. Consumer Action Taken: I have not contacted them but I am going to go to My bank and file a Scam report. Date This Problem Happened: May …
Please share your experience with this debt relief company and provide your review and feedback, in the comments section below. The goal of this page is to allow people to share information that may be important to help others to make a more informed decision regarding their experience with this debt relief company. Here are …
A consumer just submitted a complaint about National Secure Processing. It had an interesting statement in it. The consumer said, “After being forced to make restitution, pay forfeitures and cease operations in Washington, Oregon and North Carolina, the company ceased operations in December 2017. Incredibly, they assigned my contract to another mysterious entity called Mission …
Consumer Statement: National Secure Processing (dba Student Loan Service Managers) contacted me in May 2014 using information supplied by the US Department of Education. National Secure Processing / SLS Managers told me that they worked hand-in-hand with Department of Education, and that their special relationship with DoE enabled them to dramatically reduce the amount of …