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Scammer's address 2913 El Camino Real Ste 514, Tustin, CA 92782, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location MA 01701, USA
Type of a scam Credit Repair/Debt Relief
Scammer's website amerifeddocprep.com
Scammer's address 2913 El Camino Real Suite 514 , Placentia, CA 92870, USA
Country United States
Victim Location FL 33896, USA
Type of a scam Credit Repair/Debt Relief
Type of a scam Credit Repair/Debt Relief
They will give you a payment plan to either pay $299 3 times bi-weekly, or save $100 and pay $399 twice bi-weekly in order to pay your "reduced document fee". After that, you pay $39/mo for 240 months and the rest of my student loans would be forgiven. It sounds good at first, because they say that they are closing all of your current FedLoanServ accounts and combining them into one new account and that's where your "reduced document fee" and $39/month x240/months goes. Overall, I would end up paying about $10,000 in total for my student loan debt vs. $50,000>, so it will be a big credit booster if it were true. They said the $39 was based on my income, but now looking back they never had any information on how much I made (check stubs, etc.) so they gave everyone the same script. My representative was Cameron. On the letter they knew exactly how much I owed in student loans already, so I thought it was legit through the DOE. I also did not approve of the company having access to enter my FAFSA account. Again, I was manipulated into thinking that they were the Department of Education and already had my information and was verifying my identity with the code sent to my phone from FAFSA. But in actuality, you guys already had my email address, used the code to change my password, gained access to my FAFSA account once I repeated back the code, and read to me and verified my personal information which I did not approve.
I did not notice until after the phone call that the documents were labeled "Amerifed DocPrep" and nowhere did it say the Department of Education. I started doing more digging and found the horror story of reviews. I immediately called Cameron and said I wanted to cancel this program and any future payments from coming out of my account due to me believing that this was the DOE not a third party, and I can consolidate my loans directly through the DOE. He tried to get me to stay but I refused. He then gave me the customer service phone number that I called over 10 times today and they did not answer. I left a voicemail. I then proceeded to follow the cancelation procedure that states I had 3 days after the documents are signed to stop my program. It had only been 2 hours so I shouldn’t have any problems. I then sent them a written statement to cancel. They responded back a few hours later stating,
"REGGI,
Your Department of Education program has been cancelled along with scheduled payments and information provided..."
I have also notified my bank account and got new bank accounts and cards. I change my FAFSA passwords and security questions. I plan on calling a credit bureau in the morning to report it to them and flag it. I am most scared that they have my social security number.
Overall, I am glad I caught it early, but I am very shocked that they are still scamming people after all these negative reviews and complaints.
Scammer's address 2913 el camino real #514 tustin, Tustin, CA 92782, USA
Country United States
Victim Location NY 11357, USA
Type of a scam Credit Repair/Debt Relief
Total money lost $336.33
Type of a scam Credit Repair/Debt Relief