www.eduloanintegration.com HUGE SCAM! Owner, Swindel, Owner Gabe Toscani a Con Artist Nationwide Internet
Beware of eduloanintegration.com.
The owner, gabe Toscani (Gabrielle Toscani) is a big con artist, who currently operates this scam business in Albequrque, New Mexico.
The scam company's info is: (888) 682-3020 and
The con artist owner puts out nationwide automated calls to people with student loan debt. The automated calls prompt the people (victims) to push a certain number on the phone to be connected to so0called "consultants." But the "consultants" are just a bunch of telemarketing theives who con the victims into giving their social security number, original loan pin number, credit card info, etc., only to have their accounts and identities wiped out within hours.
There is no student loan "debt relief." This company lies and manipulates in order to gain the victims" personal info and to commit identity theft and to wipe out their entire savings withing hours.
Be very aware of this scam company. Do not have any communication with this dangerous company at all!
1 Updates & Rebuttals
EDU Loan Integration
Albuquerque,New Mexico,
You must be kidding me
#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Mon, November 03, 2014
Well, I suppose if you live long enough, you get to see it all. Unfortunately, there are individuals out there who choose to punish th esuccess of companies who operate with integrity. We are a company that operates with the utmost integrity, wherein, we have set the bar higher than most can reach. Operating with integrity is the basis of any successful business.
EDU Loan Integration serves the public as advocates, not identity thieves. This claim not only lacks merit, but it holds no merit. EDU Loan Integration warehouses no personal data, from its potential clients. In fact, we utilize an off site processor, who handles 100% of our transactions. Our processor, I assure you, has gone through a rigorous background check, wherein, they are registered with the FTC, FCC and FBI. One can only deduce that our company operates with the utmost integrity and that these claims are incorrect. Our processor doesn't even accept credit cards.
As far as your claim that EDU Loan Integration "puts out nationwide automated calls to people with student loan debt", this simply is not true. Yes, there are companies out there who operate this way and they are being dealt with accordingly, as the FTC sees to that. We are not one of those companies. We speak with people who want to speak with us, period. The claim of "conning the victims into giving their social security number, original loan pin number, credit card info, etc" is unfounded and is simply not true. Again, EDU Loan Integration warehouses no personal data of its clients and only uses that information to access the clients currrent student loan information, in the effort to qualify them for a lower monthly repayment option, even possible loan forgiveness.
"Debt relief" is real, otherwise it wouldn't be offered through the Obama Loan Forgiveness programs. EDU Loan Integration identfies the best program to the client, based on their current loan situation and does not proceed without the authorized, written consent of the client. We are also provided a Power of Attorney to speak on their behalf. How then, would we be able to "lie or manipulate" an individual? The answer is simple, your claims are nothing short of maniacal.
EDU Loan Integration's aim is to provide individuals' with existing Student Loan debt a source of loan consolidation, through the programs offered by and through the Federal government. In today's internet age, anyone can anonymously submit false or negative reviews without providing any proof, whatsoever, of their claims. So, "Mark", I encourage you to remove your false report.
EDU Loan Integration, through its processor, works directly with the existing loan servicer to consolidate the client's loans. Processing handles all paperwork, which eliminates the guesswork for the client.
Summarily, EDU Loan Integration is a reputable organization who assists those in need of student loan modification. Period.