Sallie Mae Arbitrarialy blocks on-line access to your account Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania

Update:  Contacted the Office of the Customer Advocate on Friday, May 9th, regarding my grievances with Sallie Mae.  I received an email from Sallie Mae on May 13th.  The person who wrote to me said they "...are working to get you the answers you need.  You'll hear from us as soon as we have had time to research your account."  I wrote back to the same Sallie Mae person on May 16th, asking how long it takes to research the simple questions I posed to them.  I also asked when I should expect to receive a response.  I did not receive a response.  It is now June 2nd, almost a month after my initial request of May 9th, and still no additional response from Sallie Mae.  (Office of the Customer Advocate....Really?)

You are the one who posted on a PUBLIC web site that they were blocking your access for "arbitrary" reasons.  So contrary to your assertion these "arbitrary" reasons are very relevent.

There is obviously a reason you are not posting these "arbitary" reasons.   But just because you say they are arbitrary doesn't make it so.  As said before it wasn't just to say "hi".  Perhaps you say they are arbitrary because if you mention those reasons it would not make you look so good..or at the very least show the lack of validity to your claims.

Nice try Robert.  Who said I was having problems with my account?  My account has never been delinquent, never in default.  So, who said I was having problems with my account?  I said I could no longer sign on to get on-line access.  I also said this has happened at least 6 times in the past.  It's obvious to me this is SOP for Sorry Mae. The reason they do this is not relevant here.  The fact that they arbitrarily prevent you from accessing your account for no valid reason is the issue.  And, by the way, they've NEVER tried to call me.  How's that for a "gasp"?  Pay attention to what people are posting here instead of jumping to irrational conclusions in your feeble attempt to make Sorry Mae look good.  There are certainly enough posts here to make one wonder about the standards (or lack thereof) at Sorry Mae.  Where there's smoke, there's fire.  

 You must be the one person in the world who thinks it is "professional" of a company to contact you by phone if you are having problems with your account.  Because you can read complaint after complaint from other deadbeats about how these companies(and Sallie Mae included) are calling them about when they are going to make a payment on their account.

So nice try but they are not blocking your account for an "arbitrary" reason are they.  They are not doing it to just say HI or What's Up.  They are doing it because you are most likely either delinquent or in default.  At the very least there is an issue that you need to take care of.  Perhaps they did try to call you and you *gasp* didn't want to answer, perhaps they don't have the right number.

By the way, just out of curiosity, when you did call them what did they give as the "arbitrary" reason?