Wells Fargo Student Loan Complaint

Wells Fargo Student loan department,

Non-federal student loan Dealing with my lender or servicer Trouble with how payments are handled Arizona

I have a student loan with Wells Fargo that unfortunately became one of many bills that I was unable to keep up with due to a layoff experienced in late -. I was laid off and unable to gain employment until late - ( 11 months 300+ days ) and nearly lost my home, vehicle, and dignity, due to my inability of upholding my end of the bargain. Along with these issues and losing nearly $ - per year in income, I also was unable to continue making student loan payments. As a result, my student loan charged off just weeks before obtaining a new job and receiving my first paycheck to avoid charge off. After re-establishing myself financially by saving my home through foreclosure prevention programs offered by the state, I 've been able to consistently make my payments as agreed. Wells Fargo has processed and performed a transaction on my account without any notice, knowledge, authorization or communication in the amount of $2100.00. This again was unauthorized. When I contacted Wells Fargo on - at - they advised me that they were unaware of unsure of why this occurred. I spoke to a supervisor by the name of - said he would file a claim that could take up to - business days and could not be reversed immediately because the Student Loan department was closed. I advised that I had made a recent transfer and that money that was deposited was to pay the mortgage of $1700.00. Wells Fargo has seen these recent payments from my account, because they are categorized utilizing THEIR VERY OWN Bill Pay Service, and they still would rather my family suffer the consequences of living on the street because they were unwilling and or unable to accept a student late payment to prevent a charge off. Not only was unemployment not a good enough reason to prevent charge-off and credit sufferings, they want me to lose my house as well. I thought I could trust Wells Fargo to allow me to regain my financial well being, not contribute to its demise.