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How to get loans data system out of default ? I'm lost




I just found out that I have 63000 in loans and that they are in

default. I would like to get them out of default so that I can continue

my academic education, but I have no idea where to begin. I've been to

two different colleges, and each one is apparently unwilling or unable

to tell me what I need to do to get my loans out of default. they

didnt tell me when i got the loans that my loans would be held by 15

different random banks either -- they told me the government was

loaning the money; i have no idea who i owe money to!! how can i pay?

I have looked at my credit report, and seen some loans listed there --

I see 15 or 16 different creditors listed there, and I owe all around

$4,000. I imagine they pertain to my student loans, but there is no

indication of it anywhere, and the credit bureau (equifax) cannot be

contacted. Even if it is student loan creditors, I have no idea if the

list is complete. Is there a way to get a complete list, so that my

efforts to get out of default aren't in vain?

I intend to finish my undergraduate degree, go to graduate school, and

eventually repay my loans, if i can ever figure out who i owe them

to....? does anyone have any advice at all -- i have been turned away

from student loan offices on campus, banks, law offices, the

department of ed's 800 number -- nobody knows what to do to get my

loans out of default, and I think they piling up interest...can anyone

please help?
You had $63,000(??) in loans you didn't know

about, now you somehow know about them but nobody can tell you what they

are or who is holding them? So how did you learn about them? Your

colleges know what loans you took, prospective lenders will know of

defaults from the credit reports.

If you're not pulling our legs, here's a way you may be able to find out.

Go to www.fafsa.ed.gov and click on the link in the upper left to go to

the PIN website. Register for a PIN to be sent you by email or snail mail.

Once you have it, go to http://www.nslds.ed.gov/ It's the National

Student Loan Data System. Click on financial aid review, use your PIN

and other info to sign in, and your entire loan history and lenders may

be there for your review. I don't know how far back they go, so if your

loans are really old they may not show.

Then how do you get them out of default? You contact the lenders and

arrange payments.

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