This company is horrible. I missed a payment several times when I was unemployed. My father was listed as a cosigner, and they called him over 8 times a day at work. We sent a letter to notify them to stop calling him at work, as the Consumer Credit Protection Act says they are supposed to. I was ...
I took out a loan and agreed to pay $50 a month back 6 months after I left school. This is pretty standard. They waited 10 months before they sent me a bill, even though I called and asked. When I got that first bill, it said I was four months behind, go figure. I called to make sure they had my ...
The staff here are the most discourteous people I have ever had to work with. They insisted I had fallen behind on payments, which was false, and they reported it on my credit, which created a serious mess. They refuse to take the incorrect information off my credit report, so now I cannot get a ...
American Education Services has refused payments from two working checking accounts of mine for more than 90 days. Were I aware of my mistake I could correct it, but no customer service rep has any idea. They advised me to go into forbearance while I 'fix the problem.' I do not see why I should ...
In 2003 I took out a loan with AES to go to school. When I left school, I continued to pay my loans off while working. After a while I attempted to go into business for myself. I am still self-employed. But I had a hard time paying the loans (of about $5,000) for about two years as I worked to just ...
In 2005 I cosigned loans for both my daughter and my son with AES. I specifically asked if the loan was a simple interest loan and if there were any prepayment penalties. I was told no. I paid faithfully on both, starting my son's immediately and my daughter's upon graduation, six months later. My ...