Non-federal student loan Dealing with my lender or servicer trouble with how payments are handled
AES/PHEAA Student loan department,
Non-federal student loan Dealing with my lender or servicer Trouble with how payments are handled Massachusetts
American Education Services of -, PA had been servicing my private student loan until I paid it off in full in - of 2015. This loan was paid off many years ahead of schedule, I never missed a payment, nor was I ever late with a payment throughout the entire history of this loan. I know this as fact since I am in the military and my payments were made through my financial institution before the loan was paid and closed out. I have monthly bank statements to prove all of my payments were made in full and on time. After producing a payoff amount of over $62000.00 which is over twice the amount of the original loan, I noticed the loan was never reported as paid in full to the - major credit bureaus ; however, a missed payment of 30 days was showing on - credit bureau files, and a 30 - 60 days past due payment was showing on the third file crippling my personal credit rating. Needless to say, the impact this has had on my credit, and my ability to obtain a mortgage has been devastating. To make matters worse, every attempt I have made
behalf and attempted to resolve this issue, none of the agencies were able to gain any cooperation from AES. Each credit reporting agency told me they were powerless unless American Education Services directed them to make a change to my credit file which AES stubbornly would not do. AES would not speak with me and the credit reporting agencies on a conference call. AES stated it was against their policy to go on the record regarding such matters. ( I have spent my entire life protecting their 's, yet they think nothing of ruining mine and my financial records due to negligence ) - reported the account as late right along, ( which is false ) then after it was paid off they reported it as open and current, then AES came back to them and instructed them to change the status to closed BUT was 60 not 30 days past due! Although this information is completely false and all after the fact - did exactly what AES had instructed them to do. ( probably because AES pays them a fee ) I have not been able to right this wrong through the channels I have followed thus far. The credit agencies - and - also refuse to change the status of this account as paid in full without delinquincies because American Education Services is calling the shots since they are the paying customer regardless of the consumer 's rights under the law. I am hoping the CFPB will work with me to cause AES, and all - major credit reporting agencies -, - and - to enforce the law and protect my rights as a consumer. Thank you.
AES/PHEAA customer in Massachusetts
Nov 06, 2015
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
AES/PHEAA response to complaint:
Closed with explanation
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