Complaint Review: Sallie Mae Student Loans - Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania
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- Sallie Mae Student Loans Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania United States of America
- Phone: 317-964-9998
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Sallie Mae Student Loans P O Box 9500, Receive several phone calls each day, even after talking with them, and I have sent them letters, also. Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania
*Consumer Comment: Sue your son!
*Consumer Comment: advise
*Consumer Comment: Not much you can do!
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I am 68 years old, and disabled, and in poor health, due to a major surgery this past July, 2009.
Some time ago, I co-signed for a student loan, for my son, and they, Sallie Mae, are unable to reach him on the phone, and he is unable to make payments now, due to some problems he is now having, so they, Sallie Mae, now call me, several times a day, even on Sunday, and after I talk with them, and tell them, I also, am unable to make the payments, due to being on a fixed income, and do not have the funds, still I get another call, sometimes soon after the last one.
I need help to stop the calls, that are very upsetting to me, and there is nothing I can do now, to help with the payments.
What can I do to stop this action?
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#3 Consumer Comment
Sue your son!
AUTHOR: Stacey - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, February 23, 2010
He is supposed to be making payments for HIS education, not you!! If he has problems he can apply for a deferment or a hardship but the interest will still accrue.
Tell him to stop running away from his responsibilities and do something about it - this is not your debt but since you are the co-signer it has become yours
#2 Consumer Comment
advise
AUTHOR: John - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Student loan debt is a totally unique breed of debt...they can basically do whatever they want. I guess the only real thing you can do is change your phone number....to a private or unlisted number. Another option is to use prepaid cell phones as your primary number and change that every 6 months or so....
#1 Consumer Comment
Not much you can do!
AUTHOR: SUPERBROKER - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Unfortunately the co-signer(s) are as equally responsible for the loan as the student borrower. Under the law they have every right to contact you and your son for a resolution to the problem of not receiving payments. Your only course of action is to file a "Cease and desist" letter advising them to contact you by mail only. This will stop the repeated phone calls, but the not the responsibility of repaying the loan.
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