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Annie of Park Forest, IL June 4, 2009 I am currently in School I have been attempting to pay the interest on my student loans which total about S132,000. Now I was told that I could pay the interest while in school so that it would not accumulate. So far I have paid over 10,000 that I thought was going towards the interest, but the interest remains the same with every 150 to 200 I pay on both loans. Sometimes 2 monthly. The 3,162.63 due on both loans are not going down but remaining the same. So I ask where is the money I have been paying going. I was told that it is just like a house payment. I still don't understand because with my house payment eventhough 160 is placed on the principle the the rest in escrow. I can see the principle coming down, but not with the loans. The numbers are unchanges with each payment made. I am still in school as I mentioned so why am I not seeing a decrease in at least the interest numbers? Raisa of Miami, FL May 22, 2009 The lost the first check they sent to me to pay for my bar studies. The second check (a reissued check)they sent one week after my bar classes commenced. I took my check to a citibank branch and they refused to cash it, even though it was from their bank. My bank Suntrust said they would put a one week hold on the check so in order to be able to pay for my bar application (which was now 275 dollars more because it after deadline) I was forced to go to a check cashing store and pay 750.00 plus drive to 5 different check cashing locations to get the full amount of the loan because they dont carry it all at once. I was also emotionally distressed and had a nervous breakdown in the process begging and pleading with Citibank over the phone only to get hung up on twice. I am now 1000.00 in the hole thanks to Citibank's encompetence and after going to the doctor now have ulcer that is bleeding. This people will never get my business again. I would definitely like to file a claim against them. Kate of Town, NY April 2, 2009
Jessica of Hartford, CT January 27, 2009
I've spoken to several representatives and I've been told 1) send a check or payment electronically the day before my payment is due otherwise the system won't apply it to the principal and then 2) that the only way I can apply extra towards the principal is if I send a check to a totally seperate dept. I am upset that they have been LYING and MISLEADING. Victor of Phoenix, AZ January 16, 2009
Melinda of Chicago, IL January 13, 2009
Terry of San Diego, CA December 31, 2008
Amy of Santa Monica, CA December 6, 2008
Armando of San Diego, CA November 28, 2008
K.o. of Minneapolis, MN October 31, 2008
We have called them 8 times in the past week to get the process completed, no one seems to know the hangup. Each customer service rep instructs me to do something different; they have no idea what they are talking about! Today we were told this is highly unusual...that it would take this long... No kidding. We are canceling our loan application with them and going with another lender. Never have we had issues with loans in the past. (Also, the complaints we discovered and read this week on this website reinforced that we do NOT want to take a loan out with this company! -- so we say a big 'thank you' to those that have posted their stories on this site) Borrowers, STAY AWAY!!! Report Your Experience
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