Can Sallie Mae change the terms of my loan 10 times within1 month without written notice?
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Can Sallie Mae change the terms of my loan 10 times within1 month without written notice?
Sallie Mae has called me 20 times per day with an auto bot phone system that calls every hour. They email and text me to pay them their money or my wages could be garnished and credit ruined which would prevent me from enjoying my future. When payments were agreed upon they kept increasing the payment to due errors the specialist were making. I have gone through over 10 “errors” with them and not sure what my payment is or should be as no one can explain to me whats going on with my account, not even the supervisors. Ive been hung up on and told that the managers do not want to speak to me.
Asked on September 1, 2011 under Bankruptcy Law, New Jersey
Answers:
M.T.G., Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 13 years ago | Contributor
I am so sorry for your situation. It seems, though, that you are not alone. There are complaints all over the internet about the way that they are handling student loans and the unorganization of their book keeping. And there are complaints about down right fraud (never mind rudeness and social niceties). If you are getting the run around ai would contact your state attorney general's office and file a complaint. You should also consider speaking with an attorney to call them on your behalf. They may be able to stick to a figure if they know you mean business. never speak with a customer service rep you get when you call. Always ask for supervisor. Always take names and id numbers and phone extensions. Good luck.
FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 13 years ago | Contributor
The problem that you are having concerning the loan that you have and payments where payments have been demanded at various terms and conditions that keep changing is that you are not dealing with an actual person on the telephone time and time again.
You need to deal with one live person about the situation to reach an agreed amount owed, monthly payment installment and rate of interest on the obligation you owe. When this is reached, you need to have a written agreement prepared by your creditor memorializing the agreement for payment as to all specific trms and have it signed by you and an authorized representative for your creditor with a date upon the document.
Good luck.
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