Is it illegal for my student loan servicer to refuse cash payment?
No document that I have signed states that cash payment isn't allowed or accepted.
Nowhere on their site does it say that cash isn't an accepted form of payment. It is only when I call that I am told cash isn't accepted and when questioned why this is the case and if I can be directed to this policy in writing I am told that a manually generated letter will have to be sent to me.
A private school that I went to advised me that refusal of cash payment on a debt is illegal which is why I am asking.
Further clarification is appreciated
Is it illegal for my student loan servicer to refuse cash payment?
Hunter Reyes
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Leo Green
Cash is for niggers and drug dealers
Which one are you OP?
Nicholas Howard
America has a soft takeover going on run by communist and globalists. They will do whatever they want including not take legal tender because they want a cashless society. You chose to use one of their indoctrination/debt mills so now you have to play by their rules.
Leo Barnes
you are probably just talking to some low paid office grunt... try talking to someone higher up on the ladder.
Jace Martinez
The problem is there is no written rule anywhere stating this
Jackson Walker
Why don't you stop being a white trash piece of shit and take your 97 camry down to your local post office and buy yourself a money order. Alternatively use a bank account like everyone else has been for the past 20 years.
Chase Lopez
>fastest capital flow is communism
and stay there
Jose Murphy
If it's not in the contract you signed, then it's likely illegal for them to refuse to accept money.
That being said, courts favor loan servicers in a lot of different ways, and hiring an attorney to fight this would probably be more expensive than just paying it off.
Michael White
This is causing an unnecessary hardship user and is illegal
Jaxon Morgan
Prove it. Show us the law