I have thirteen student loans that were accumulated throughout my six years attending california university of pa. After which, i enlisted in the pennsylvania national guard to help pay back these loans. They totaled approximately 25000 dollars. I am under contract with the guard for them to pay on all of my student loans until the year 2002. I was under the assumption that all was going well with these arrangements until six months ago. This is when i decided to attempt to purchase a new car. I then found out that my credit has four loans in default for two years. I immediately contacted the bursur at cal u and told her that there was some mistake. She informed me that there was no payment made by the national guard duing that time. I then contacted my superiors in the guard. I later found that there was a mistake made in the paperwork three years ago. The guard took credit for the mistake and wrote a letter to mrs ray acknowledging this mistake. She told me that i would have to prove this and then i havent heard from her since. I have email, called, and tried to visit her but she has been avoiding me. Now the institute that handles the delinquent accounts for cal u wants me to pay 2700 dollars in back payments (which i cannot afford) my credit is in dire straits, i cannot get a credit card, buy a car, or consolidate all of student loans to get out of this financial struggle.in short they have hung me out to dry, and i have no idea what to do. They both work for the pennsylvania state government, why cant they call each other up and fix this?
Sincerely
george mirenna
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