American Educational Services (AES)
Student loan fraud claims and steps to report to police

I went through American Educational Services (AES) fraud claims. What AES does is get access to your ID, then get your loan and create its own fictitious loans. I am a victim of ID theft, as AES has used borrower/cosigner account information. What you need to do is:

1) Go to the university website and get your Statement of Fees. It is important that you do this first.
2) Ask AES to send the loan statement and your payments. Compare the loan statement with the Statement of Fees. If they do not match, you know AES is a fraud. AES is a fraud entity that preys on students.
3) Get all the statements of payments to AES from your bank. Highlight them and give them to the police.
4) Keep all AES letters and make sure you record AES and their associates' (the debt collectors) calls.
5) Give all your statements to your city/county police.

I confirmed this later when:
1) The Statement of Fees and the loan statement did not match.
2) There were 2 lenders for the student loan. AES was the fraud lender.

AES and associates have abused me, the borrower, through their calls, to pay amounts that were fraudulent. The amounts were exorbitant. I paid monthly to avoid bad credit. AES still reported me to the credit bureau even though payments were made on AES's fraudulent amounts. Unfortunately, I became the victim of AES until friends advised me to go to the police. I gave the above information to the police. The police have given me a report number, and a detective is now investigating.

Students are the most vulnerable to these frauds. I am glad our president, Mr. Obama, has made it a law that the government oversees student loans.

Company: American Educational Services (AES)
Country: USA
State: Pennsylvania
City: Harrisburg
Address: PO Box 2461
Phone: 18002330557
Site: aessuccess.org

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