I am sick and tired of being forced to do business with entities I never consented to do business with.
One of my loans was converted without my permission which caused it to not be one of the ones halted. I was unaware and didn't make payments for a year, didn't get notices, and when I finally realized they reported to my credit. Went from 830 to 600 instantly.
You obviously should have had your accountant checking your loan status weekly. IMO it's really your fault 🤷♂️.
An easy way to make up the difference is to buy a few companies and have them buy your loan then give yourself a substantial salary until you can bankrupt your loan out-of existence
Holy shit. Is this an option?
I was moved from Great Lakes to Nelnet a couple years ago, and then almost immediately transferred to MOHELA.
It's astounding how shitty MOHELA is. It's almost impressive. Literally every single aspect of the experience is godawful. The only way it could be worse is if they actively tried making it worse, and even then I think they'd probably accidentally improve a few things.
Great. Now I'm fucking terrified my nelnet loans will get eaten up by mohela. I was pissed enough when I got forced away from great lakes.
I am loathe to praise any entity benefitting from student loans, but I will say that Great Lakes was competent. The website functioned, they had [mostly] enough customer service people, their customer service people could answer your questions, and they billed you the correct amount at predictable intervals.
It's a sad bar, but it's more than MOHELA can manage. Godspeed, friend.
Great Lakes was actually pretty decent, too, in-so-far as any student loan servicer could be considered "decent". I never had any issues with them, and they made it relatively easy to manage, relatively low bullshit. Compared to the others, they were the least-terrible.
I am sick and tired of being forced to do business with entities I never consented to do business with.
One of my loans was converted without my permission which caused it to not be one of the ones halted. I was unaware and didn't make payments for a year, didn't get notices, and when I finally realized they reported to my credit. Went from 830 to 600 instantly.
You obviously should have had your accountant checking your loan status weekly. IMO it's really your fault 🤷♂️.
An easy way to make up the difference is to buy a few companies and have them buy your loan then give yourself a substantial salary until you can bankrupt your loan out-of existence
Holy shit. Is this an option?
I was moved from Great Lakes to Nelnet a couple years ago, and then almost immediately transferred to MOHELA.
It's astounding how shitty MOHELA is. It's almost impressive. Literally every single aspect of the experience is godawful. The only way it could be worse is if they actively tried making it worse, and even then I think they'd probably accidentally improve a few things.
Great. Now I'm fucking terrified my nelnet loans will get eaten up by mohela. I was pissed enough when I got forced away from great lakes.
I am loathe to praise any entity benefitting from student loans, but I will say that Great Lakes was competent. The website functioned, they had [mostly] enough customer service people, their customer service people could answer your questions, and they billed you the correct amount at predictable intervals.
It's a sad bar, but it's more than MOHELA can manage. Godspeed, friend.
Great Lakes was actually pretty decent, too, in-so-far as any student loan servicer could be considered "decent". I never had any issues with them, and they made it relatively easy to manage, relatively low bullshit. Compared to the others, they were the least-terrible.