Processing.direct Reports & Reviews

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They stole my social security number but I changed my credit card

Someone called me desiring to enroll people in the loan forgiveness program from the Department of education. Aid advantage told me to look into sources to reduce my loan. My sister told me about how 10,000 dollars would be removed from everyone's loans. Henry said that everyone will get 10,000 dollars removed. That's what my sister said too. Henry can cause a lot of damage to my credit. I gave him my social security number because I thought he worked for Falsa. He put my social security number on the black market 3 hours after I hung up on him. Henry sent me a code and read my FAFSA information. Henry wanted my card number and the numbers on the back of the card so I just replaced my credit card. I gave him the information on my Fafsa and just canceled my card. He said he would charge 100 dollars for 6 months and then 25 dollars until my loan was paid. I changed my credit card but I don't know what to do about the social security number being stolen. I begged everyone that I called to change my social security number or help me. Henry's numbers did not show up as a scam likely. The Banks and PayPal have recordings of me complaining about people wanting my code. Was that my Gmail, or AOL password or was that my pin The bank, PayPal and I determined I would not be giving out my code. I gave Henry the code because he said that he was a part of FAFSA. It made sense because he was part of Fafsa and sent me the FSA code. His 4 numbers were 1409 440 3490, 1719-414-2869, 888-752-0340, 347-354-0374. He told me to call the number on the website, to check if he worked there. The website was https://processing.direct/contact-us/. We even talked about how this girl, Jenny, claimed that she was part of the Loan forgiveness program and could reduce my loan to $ 2000 was a scam. He read fafsa once he got the code. He saw the last 4 digits of my social security number. I think there was a place to input all of my social security numbers later on in the document so I just gave him my ssn. I felt that he would get my ssn eventually. I clicked on the website/scam and It said he was fake. I hung up right away. There were people that fell for it. It's because his number did not say scam likely. I was suspicious because he said why are you saying such [censored]. I'm not a scam. Then he said to call his company using an extension and it hung up twice. He said to call the number without the extension. I don't remember his reasoning but it was good. I did request a freeze on my account. I called the social security administration and the lady said to report it. When he called me for the 4th time, I saw Henry was from Colorado and he asked me if I was from Korea. He had an Indian accent. He said I wouldn't have to make a payment until 1/26/2023 so I could talk to my parents. He wanted my card number and the back of it. He asked for some personal information but It was on the FAFSA so it's not that bad and when I called the bank no money was taken. But the lady from the Social Security Administration said that he could have just said that and was planning to do what he wanted. This website should be banned. I can't believe he called me the next day while I was reporting him. You put my social security number on the Black Market. Dude, I'm not talking to you again. Can you please look into how I can fix my social security issue? Eventually, I'll have to remove- the freeze, then what do I do?

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Student loan forgiveness program

Will pester with calls about their student loan forgiveness program and will have information you would think they wouldn't. Do not give any. None of their payments will reflect onto loans. Call your student loan providers only. Like everybody struggling financially its hard to make huge payments on loans. Talk with them and see what offers your loan provider will come up with. Do not go through processing direct. You will be screwed!

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