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Los Angelas,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, January 25, 2014
I just put Student Loan Corporation in my junk mail.
ANything they send me I let it go through my shredders blades.
Yes this company is truley a scam. The goverment won't do anything
about them. Just ignore them they will go away!
Cyndi Reed
Allegan,#3REBUTTAL Individual responds
Wed, February 20, 2013
Although the individual who chose to complain would not put his name on the complaint it was easy to recognize him as he is the only one of my clients that has complained in years. Those that do have misunderstandings are always satisfied in the end because they may have just needed clarification or additional knowledge. In the end of this situation, all of his issues were resolved, he just has not chosen to report that.
What he has neglected to report is that we got ALL of his student loans our of default and in good standing with extremely flexible repayments options to help him in the future. There were some bureaucratic and administrative delays but when dealing with multiple government agencies and changing administrative policies, that can happen. But his services were completed with excellent results.
We have been providing help for those with defaulted student loan problems for almost twenty years. We are members of the Better Business Bureau with an A+ rating. The rare complaints that we receive generally come up from a client not understanding the services or process and if we are allowed to address them, they are very happy. Again, this individual did not make most of these complaints directly to me. Even without those complaints made directly to me, I responded to him in the way we do with all our clients. We provide a quality service and were sensitive to assuring him that we would be able to resolve his issues and try to educate them in the whole process.
We are a private company and we work for the client, we get no compensation from any other agency. So yes, we require a down payment of $199 to start working on a case. However, we spread the rest of our fees over time so that it can fit in our client's budget. Usually, the client's student loans are resolved before he has paid in full but some cases it does take longer. We do have a solutions guarantee that says that we will refund our fee if we cannot provide a solution. It is prominently displayed on our website. www.ProStudentLoanSolutios.com
In every case when we have a new client, we research their situation and determine the best course of action. Often cases are complicated by wage garnishments and tax liens that require being dealt with on a unique per client basis. In his case he had over $80K in defaulted Federal loans that we were going to get paid off through a Federal Program. This usually takes 30 to 60 days to complete. This process requires the joint cooperation and action of ourselves and our clients. And of course, we are always here to help.
The bottom line is that if this client had followed the detailed instructions we provide and used us for our expertise then the errors would have been caught and the processing would hardly have been delayed. This client chose not to follow the instructions we sent, and didn't listen when we told him verbally to follow up on his program. Again, the services were completed and the client's loans are out of default. They just took longer than it would have if the client had followed directions.
Stankydank23
United States of America#4Author of original report
Tue, October 23, 2012
I believe that Cindy is purposely sabotaging my applications as a stall tactic so that she can collect more payments from us. I demanded a refund a month ago and of course that was passed over and another application was sent down the tubes.
I plan on calling again on 10/23/12 and if a refund check isn't in the mail that I will pursuing other means of getting my money. Their own website states a full refund if they cannot provide a viable means of default recovery and so far, I'm getting deeper in debt without a means of recovery.