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Young 12-29-2004 09:49 AM

Fucking Student Loans...I'm Fucked.
 
Besides wasting four years of my life I now have $16,000 in a defaulted loan.

I contacted this fucking company (ACS) numerous times to tell them of my address change, they made no attempt at contacting me to let me know the loan was going to be sent to collections. Fucking thieves. Now I'm basically fucking screwed. I'm too young (no pun intended) and own a small business so I can't even think of filing bankruptcy. My credit was ok until this bomb was dropped on it. Now I have $35k in a car, $5k in Federal loans, $2k in credit cards on there so another loan is out of the question.
The $16k for Student State loans are due immediately. I don't think any debt consolidation is going to deal with defualted loans.

Any suggestions would be appreciated. This fucking sucks.

brand0n 12-29-2004 09:50 AM

did merch sol pay you?

cool1 12-29-2004 09:51 AM

Bummers, I went through the same type of thing..

Maybe you can sell your car

xlogger 12-29-2004 09:52 AM

if anything, one thing i learned from my parents is how to manage my $ :thumbsup

GTS Mark 12-29-2004 09:52 AM

Check into grants and forgiveness loans available through your state or federal government. Go and speak to a financial advisor about your situtation and see if he/she can help you get your situation improved. Banks and finance companies don't want to write off bad loans, they are 99.9% of the time more than willing to work out some kind of payment plan to help you get the loan paid off.

Just my 2 cents, good luck!

DH

Young 12-29-2004 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by xlogger
if anything, one thing i learned from my parents is how to manage my $ :thumbsup

Dude this has nothing to do with money management. I admit I don't have 20k put away so I could just pay this thing off, but I had more than enough to handle the monthly payments. They fucked me over they made no attempt at contacting me which is illegal.

Kick Ass Chat 12-29-2004 09:54 AM

You're fucked :eek7

Young 12-29-2004 09:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DrinkingHard
Check into grants and forgiveness loans available through your state or federal government. Go and speak to a financial advisor about your situtation and see if he/she can help you get your situation improved. Banks and finance companies don't want to write off bad loans, they are 99.9% of the time more than willing to work out some kind of payment plan to help you get the loan paid off.

Just my 2 cents, good luck!

DH

Thanks for the advice

coolone no way I'm selling my car. I'd take a huge hit.

Young 12-29-2004 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by GirlsFreePics
You're fucked :eek7

Can always count on GFY to make you feel better :1orglaugh

brand0n 12-29-2004 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by brand0n
did merch sol pay you?

????????

TheFrog 12-29-2004 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by brand0n
did merch sol pay you?

they didnt pay me. did they not pay you either ?

Fatalspeed 12-29-2004 09:57 AM

gdamn that's fucked up, good luck man I hope everything works out for you...

brand0n 12-29-2004 09:58 AM

na lol. i didnt get paid eather.

Wiggles 12-29-2004 10:00 AM

damn that sucks, i owe like $30k, not looking forward to paying that off.

MickeyG 12-29-2004 10:01 AM

just get another student loan. I think they call them loan consolidators, I was way behind on my student loan too and they refered me to another company who just took over the loan and gave me a new one at 5% interest - 10 years.

dont worry you'll get it worked out. There are millions and millions of people who default on student loans.

Raven 12-29-2004 10:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Young
Besides wasting four years of my life I now have $16,000 in a defaulted loan.

I contacted this fucking company (ACS) numerous times to tell them of my address change, they made no attempt at contacting me to let me know the loan was going to be sent to collections. Fucking thieves. Now I'm basically fucking screwed. I'm too young (no pun intended) and own a small business so I can't even think of filing bankruptcy. My credit was ok until this bomb was dropped on it. Now I have $35k in a car, $5k in Federal loans, $2k in credit cards on there so another loan is out of the question.
The $16k for Student State loans are due immediately. I don't think any debt consolidation is going to deal with defualted loans.

Any suggestions would be appreciated. This fucking sucks.

It's not their obligation to contact you, especially for non payment. A registered/certified letter from you would have provided proof that you attempted to change your address. Also, most payments to credit type institutions have space on the coupon for you to change your address.

Having said that, if it's in collections, call the collection agency. They would rather collect money from you than write it off as a bad debt or incur the legal fees to take you to court.

grumpy 12-29-2004 10:05 AM

35 in a car??? Do you have your priorities straight?

NoCarrier 12-29-2004 10:05 AM

You can always sell a kidney on the black market.

But make sure they only take one. So try to stay awake during the operation.

Manowar 12-29-2004 10:06 AM

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Originally Posted by brand0n
na lol. i didnt get paid eather.

i assumed they werent the best company in the world from the threads about them.

sickkittens 12-29-2004 10:07 AM

See if there is a student loan authority that can take over the loan where you can pay them something like $100-$200/month.

Young 12-29-2004 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by grumpy
35 in a car??? Do you have your priorities straight?

like i said i make more than enough.

ShaneRyale 12-29-2004 10:08 AM

You can take more classes and then file for an additional loan deferrment.

Young 12-29-2004 10:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Raven
It's not their obligation to contact you, especially for non payment. A registered/certified letter from you would have provided proof that you attempted to change your address. Also, most payments to credit type institutions have space on the coupon for you to change your address.

Having said that, if it's in collections, call the collection agency. They would rather collect money from you than write it off as a bad debt or incur the legal fees to take you to court.

Actually they are contracted by the state and they are required to notify you. I was on their website. I guess I'm going to have to contact the collectors. Any tips in dealing with them? Are they going to want money up front?

NoCarrier 12-29-2004 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Young
Thanks for the advice

coolone no way I'm selling my car. I'd take a huge hit.

WTF?! Sell your car and buy a cheaper one. Jesus..

Fred Quimby 12-29-2004 10:10 AM

why would you buy a 35k car if you were 20 k in debt already?

Veterans Day 12-29-2004 10:10 AM

Merchant Solutions didnt pay? Who would have thought :1orglaugh :1orglaugh and to think people are gonna sign up with them and hope they get paid :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

NoCarrier 12-29-2004 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Young
like i said i make more than enough.

Then what's the purpose of this thread?!

Young 12-29-2004 10:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NoCarrier
WTF?! Sell your car and buy a cheaper one. Jesus..

In all honesty I've considered this more than once. The car is a year old and I'm looking at a big hit from depreciation. I'd probaly end up screwing myself over even more by doing so.

cool1 12-29-2004 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Young
Thanks for the advice

coolone no way I'm selling my car. I'd take a huge hit.

Ok I can understand that.
Well I hope everything works out for you.

Young 12-29-2004 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by ShaneRyale
You can take more classes and then file for an additional loan deferrment.

The loan has already defaulted. I am "not entitled to any more deferrments".

Raven 12-29-2004 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Young
Actually they are contracted by the state and they are required to notify you. I was on their website. I guess I'm going to have to contact the collectors. Any tips in dealing with them? Are they going to want money up front?

If they operate like most collection agencies....or even the IRS...it's not out of the realm of possibility they will put you on a payment plan.

They will most likely use scare tactics to get you to pay immediately, using the threat of legal action.....be brave and polite and you might make it through. :)

Screaming 12-29-2004 10:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DrinkingHard
Check into grants and forgiveness loans available through your state or federal government. Go and speak to a financial advisor about your situtation and see if he/she can help you get your situation improved. Banks and finance companies don't want to write off bad loans, they are 99.9% of the time more than willing to work out some kind of payment plan to help you get the loan paid off.

Just my 2 cents, good luck!

DH

that sounds like the best advice :smilie_we

Peaches 12-29-2004 10:18 AM

You took out a loan, they (and when I say "they", I mean the taxpayers who funded your loans) want their money back. Pay them. End of problem.

And no, they aren't responsible for contacting you. You knew you had the loan. You didn't pay it. What did you think had happened, it just magically disappeared? :eyecrazy

bitchy 12-29-2004 10:19 AM

Go Here Credit Boards - Student Loan Forum

thePelican 12-29-2004 10:22 AM

go back 2 school.

mindoza 12-29-2004 10:25 AM

Is ACS the same as AES? If not go there they will help you out...they took over SLSC...AES

Here is a hint..even though it is their resposibility to deal with the address change you should always cover your ass..next time a bill does not come contact them and handle it the first missed month...Student Loans are big default loans so if you are willing to work with them and get in their face they will work with you...Student loans do suck I have been paying mine for 10 years and I still have $4,000 left

Napolean 12-29-2004 10:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NoCarrier
WTF?! Sell your car and buy a cheaper one. Jesus..

hrm, i was thinkin the same thing

swallow the pride, sell the car.. you can get a dependable car for less than $2k

wdsguy 12-29-2004 10:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Young
In all honesty I've considered this more than once. The car is a year old and I'm looking at a big hit from depreciation. I'd probaly end up screwing myself over even more by doing so.


You shouldn't have bought an expensive car in the first place when you're young, its a huge depreciative asset. People buy a nice car thinking they can afford the monthly payment ASSUMING that their monthly expenses doesn't change until something unexpected hits. You're better off selling this car and finding alternative transportation for now until you get this problem solved.

BlueQuartz 12-29-2004 10:32 AM

you are living way beyond your means

you have all those things and cant afford to pay anything back??? so typical of days consumer monster. BUY BUY BUY - must have good car!!!!!


take a good look at life boy - its not all about what sort of car you drive


:jester

Young 12-29-2004 10:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wdsguy
You shouldn't have bought an expensive car in the first place when you're young, its a huge depreciative asset. People buy a nice car thinking they can afford the monthly payment ASSUMING that their monthly expenses doesn't change until something unexpected hits. You're better off selling this car and finding alternative transportation for now until you get this problem solved.

Alot of good advice. This loan actually defaulted back in September but I was still hurting from the loss of my fiance so I'm only now doing something about it.

Peaches. Its their responsibility...trust me. No need for googly eyed Smileys.

Bitchy thanks for the link

Raven the scare tactics was there first course of action. I don't go for that shit though so I told him I'd call them back when I figured out what I wanted to do.

mindoza I'm going to check out that link you sent me.

I just contacted SaliMae. They deal with some defaulted loans...they are going to get back to me regarding my situation. I was going to look into refinancing my car but thats out of the question figuring I have 16k in big red letters on my credit report. Whats the best way to go about selling it? Private sale? I heard about CarMax.com but they don't have on in MA.


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