Credible

The company treats you like you're a real person and not a machine. I love your privacy. They are patient. Repayment options are number one concern which is the biggest part of the loan because it give you a chance to get a good plan that suits your budget. The application process was easy to understand and most of all short and accurate. In my experience with applications most are long and not easy to understand. A staff associate was ready and able to explain any and every question I asked with respect for my questions asked. I love a loan company that understands your needs and wants to help in the best way they can. Most loan companies have large interest rates but this has reasonable interest rates.

After seeing an add for rates starting at 4.99%, I decided to try this online service out. I quickly found that the rates coming back were between 1.5% and 4% higher. Now, I expect fluctuation based on credit, income, term, loan amount, etc. That said, having an average credit score of 830 across the reporting agencies, an income well into upper range, low debt/credit ratio, there's nothing about the quoted rates seem to make sense. I guess this experience just drove home for me that these clearinghouse sites that claim to find you the best loan, insurance or other rates are mostly BS.

My daughter is an A student, with a Master's degree, she is working in her field, and has very good credit. She was turned down with no explanation. My wife is her cosigner, and has always had a very high credit score. We spent a huge amount of time filling out the massive amount of documentation needed, only to be let down.

I was pre-approved for a student loan at 3.7% fixed by PenFed Credit Union, pending verification of my income and credit report on Jan-13-2020. After submitting all my required documents, Credible told me the next day the offered rate was changed to 4.21% because of LIBOR rate change. I contacted PenFed Credit Union and was told the rate was never offered at 3.7% rate and their LIBOR rate changes only ONCE A MONTH, daily like Credible claimed. It looked everything like a false advertisement case that Credible tries to convince me to apply by offering a low interest rate. After Credible could not find anything negative on my spotless credit report, credit score and more than adequate income, Credible then turn around give me a higher rate blaming on LIBOR rate change. I contacted Credible for a better explanation and was told "the LIBOR rate change" again.

I chose Credible because it came highly recommended by a finance blog. Their rates seemed favorable so I applied for a refinance and locked in a great rate with low costs. Their process was more onerous than any loan application process I have ever been through. Most frustrating was that there were several different people involved in the process and each one would ask for the same information - letters to prove we didn't have an HOA, employment verifications, etc. - that we had already submitted. Their customer service reps seem to have a 24h turnaround which is just not acceptable when you are talking about interest rates that change throughout the day - I requested a rate lock and they didn't get back to me for over a day, by which point the closing costs were *THOUSANDS* of dollars higher! I was ready to pull the plug but they offered to waive their entire fee, which was attractive.

I fill out an application online and the next time I know that my credit is run and I got a loan approval that was not correct. I thought I have gotten a loan. Come to find out the only thing the Credible did was run my credit report and fill out a loan application by themself. I did not fill out loan applications for a loan. Just an information application with their site. They got all the information off my credit report and fill out the application for this loan. This is deceptive practices and this company should be investigated by the Federal Government. When I went in to sign the loan. It was not real. I spoke with a representative who told me I have to meet certain requirements and I did not meet them. That should have been disclose before my credit was run. BE AWARE OF CREDIBLE.

I filled out the application online and got a message they had found me a lender. I was excited because I wanted to consolidate less than $2000 in credit card debt and do a little Christmas shopping. When the "lenders" page came up there listed were 4 payday loan companies and 3 of them did not do business in my state. If I wanted a payday loan I would have gone to a payday loan website. But that wasn't the end of it. All of a sudden my phone started ringing every 2 minutes with calls from David and George with accents so thick I couldn't understand them, and phone numbers that were spoofed, I know because Ford motor company would not call and offer me a 500% interest payday loan. If I could give them negative stars I would.

I recently used Credible to check out multiple credit card loan consolidation options at once. This service seemed liked a time saving and smart tool to try. But, immediately after using Credible my credit score plummeted from 680 to 625!!! Without ever actually submitting any official application for any loan. And all of the offers I was prequalified for, that Credible found for me, declined me because my score was too low! What the heck? This is not okay. Due to Credible falsely proclaiming soft credit pulls, I now am in a much worse position financially since I now have “fair” credit instead of “good credit”. Beware, “Credible” is shady and “uncredible”

My credit is great. I sent in all my info. I had a great interest rate that I wanted to take, filled out my paper work then NOTHING, SILENCE. I needed to get this done for another deal I am trying to get done on time. Basically a waste of 2 weeks and still no one will call me back. Don't get me wrong. The website is very easy to work and upload all your information but absolutely no one calls you back about getting this done in a timely manner. If you have months to work on a loan maybe this is the place for you.

I recently received a letter from a company that I had never heard of saying "Your recent application for a loan was denied." Upon further reading, it said "Your recent application through Credible has been denied." The funny thing is... I NEVER APPLIED FOR A LOAN THROUGH THIS COMPANY. I called the company to ask what had happened and the service rep said she could not help me without having my Social Security Number. Needless to say, I was not going to give that number to a company I had never done business with.

I have excellent credit. I found this for my daughter and was the co-signer. Great UI on site. Came up with many many different options. One that was exactly what I was looking for and of course got my hopes up. That's where the good experience with this firm and their affiliate with College Ave. They get you to apply (which dings your credit) with an attractive initial low rate, only to come back with one that was 1% higher despite having a report that shows me I have "Exceptional Credit ~830." The lender never would explain why the rate was different for me or what their formula was, just referred me to one on of the credit reporting companies.

My son is applying for a student loan. He's listed me as a co-signer. I've tried multiple times but each time the site says it can't provide me rates. Through chat and phone calls I've been advised to unfreeze my credit reports, which I did, and other times to check how I spell my name. Another time I called and got a young man on the phone who said he couldn't tell me and that we were out of luck. And you need a new invitation to log in and try again so there's no way to understand what went wrong or revise your submission. I have perfect credit and plenty of financial capacity. I've have spent hours on this and still no progress. All I need is some level of customer support or a website that has sufficient information so I can complete this process. I have got to think that Credible losing many potential customers to its lousy UX and CX. If this wasn't about my son, I'd be long gone.

I tried to refinance some of my student loans using Credible, and submitted an application through Credible to Citizens Bank after seeing that I could get the lowest rate there. Everything was going so smoothly so far! My application was pre-approved! So after they did a hard credit check, they asked me for a letter from my college stating that I am no longer enrolled there. Here lies the issue. I am in school, and Credible never asked me whether or not I was. So now my application has been denied, and my credit score affected negatively because I was never made aware that not being in school was a requirement. Citizens Bank informed me that if I had used their website instead of Credible, it would have told me that beforehand. I will never use Credible again. Thanks!

Not so helpful because the customer service sometimes ignore your questions or not trying to find solutions for your problems. Sometimes felt so frustrated due to their behaviors and attitudes. Lots of options and interests are not super high. Allow people to repay with different programs, which is super helpful for people that are currently having financial problems and in poor family. Allow people to borrow with different programs.

Most companies nowadays don't understand the importance and value of customer service these days. Credible seems to have a nice grasp on the concept though. Pretty typical repayment options for the industry, at least what I've ran across. I would like there to be an option for those that lose income or such, something different than the norm. The borrowing limits, again, are pretty typical for the industry. However, I find that those limits, when based on income, are usually pretty spot on for most. Everyone wants more money but most don't think about miscellaneous but necessary items in their budget that makes them unable to pay.