Consumer Statement: I am a recently Graduated college student. And back in December 2014 I received a “Loan debt Forgiveness” through a company called Advantage Student Loans, as well as Student Assist Plus. This sounds great, but I was charged an outrageous fee from the beginning around the sum of $599 to start any of …
Consumer Statement: Sent a letter in the mail that said “Federal Student LoanConsolidation Notice”. I called the number (855)296-8133 on Feb 2015. I spoke with a guy of Student Processing Center. She mentioned that I would qualify for the Obama Student Loan Forgiveness Plan, and for my my full name and address. She also asked …
Consumer Statement: I contacted this company on 02/26/2015 for assistance paying for student loans because they had sent me a letter informing me that I may qualify for help paying for my loans since I had around $30000 of student debt. The representative I talked to named Nick Leon informed me that due to my …
Consumer Statement: Received mailed notice with specific information about my student loan as to amount, current loan holder and Obama Student Loan Forgiveness. Called number and spoke with Student Assist Plus agent who presented a smoothly plausible consolidation concept. February 11, 2015, contacted again, and “I was understanding Student Assist Plus was agent for DOE”; …
Consumer Statement: Received a letter in the mail that said “Federal Student Loan Consolidation Notice”. I called the number(888)380-6587 on February 2, 2015. I spoke with Annette Martinez, who mentioned that I may qualify for the Obama Student Loan Forgiveness Plan. She asked for my my full name and address. Also asked for my social …
Consumer Statement: Was sent a letter in the mail that said “Federal Student Loan Consolidation Notice”. I called the number(888)380-6587 on January 11, 2015. Next day (January 12, 2015) a Guy named Ron called me and asked me if I had time to talk about my student loans and that it would only take 10mins. …