I owned an AAFES credit card and retired from the military in 2004. Shortly after I retired, I opened a business and I used the credit card to purchase goods for my store. I closed the store in 2005. AAFES garnished my military retirement wages in 2005 for credit card payments. After being employed ...
After being wounded in Iraq, getting out of the Army after 21 years of service, and trying for the past two years to readjust to the civilain way of things. Life has been difficult. So much so that since getting out, I lost my house, couldn't make the house payment, had high levels of difficulty in ...
To get the word out, please contact the following: Washington at 202-225-2452 (House of Armed Services Committee) the committee that oversees AAFES. Your congress, in my case Ms. Eddie Bernice Johnson office at 214-922-8885. That's the district for Dallas, but be careful, depending on who at the ...
The history of this claim is when I got out of the military in May of 1994, I had a remaining balance of $1,597. After 10 years that amount increased to $3,929. On April 24 I spoke with AAFES a representative of AAFES to settle the debt of the amount owed on the account minus the penalties and ...
There are different areas of this company, some reachable. But the Collection department is absolutely unreachable. I had an account go to collections, and began paying it off. At times I've had to call them to get the account balance, and get a busy signal at ALL TIMES OF THE DAY. At one point i ...
I served in the Air Force for 11 years and never had a problem with AAFES. I got out of the service in 95 and at that time I owed money on a Defered Payment Plan bill. After gettin out, I fell on hard times and the bill piled up. Last May I took out a bill consolidation loan to pay it off. I called ...