Here is a nice story. I borrowed a student loan from AES in August in order to finish my nursing degree (BSN). A statement arrived in May listing $2467.34 owed by June 12th. Payments would also have begun then, at $25.38 per month. I chose to pay it off completely, and on June 10th I paid AES the ...
For everyone's information: in 2003 I took out a student loan for my daughter and started paying it back immediately. Approximately 2 years later they increased my payments (I was already paying more than was due) and I did not know. When I was finally made aware of this problem, it was instantly ...
I too have been a victim of AES debt collections, and there is no debt that is behind. I am a co-signer for my daughter, and she has been paying her loan debt for the past couple of years. We have been receiving numerous phone calls and also mail from them, and now they are calling my son's ...
I cosigned for a student loan with my daughter in the amount of $17,000 for the fall 2006 semester of her junior year at ISU. It was originally scheduled to be paid back soon after she graduated. The stipulation was that if she did well, I would pay it for her. She did very well, so I began paying ...
American Education Services (AES) used to be an average student loan lender, until they changed something. I can no longer make an online payment because they say my bank sent a letter stating that my routing number changed. I called my bank, and they said they never sent such a letter. AES ...
AES employees are incompetent and dangerous. They CONSISTENTLY give me wrong information. They have called me on my cell phone insisting I make a payment immediately because it was late, so I made it, then found out months later that they had been wrong, then misapplied the other payment to ...