Wage Garnishment. Collectors won't negotiate anymore.
Date: Wed, 11/24/2010 - 10:16
Wage Garnishment. Collectors won't negotiate anymore.
Then I was called this morning from the same collector. They are starting up the garnishment again. They had said that I did not return a form that they had emailed me. I triple checked my email and not found no such form. Not in the inbox, deleted box, or the junk mailbox. It just wasn't there.
I called back and they are now unwilling to work with me on payment plan.
I'm expecting my wage to be garnished soon.
I can't afford the garnishment. I can barely afford the $150/month that we had agreed upon in the first place.
The garnishment is going to be at $275/month I believe. If this is true, I'll be homeless along with my mom and sisters by the end of the year.
Please advise.
If your employer got the garnishment notice, you were sent and f
If your employer got the garnishment notice, you were sent and failed to return the 30 day appeal garnishment notice. Technically once your employer received the notice, the garnishment should have started.
Garnishment is 15% of your disposable pay....your gross minus taxes, fica and mandatory deductions including heath insurance.,
Whoa... so they took my money directly for nothing? That doesn't
Whoa... so they took my money directly for nothing? That doesn't make sense. Is there nothing I can do?
The payment delayed the garnishment and went to your account. Y
The payment delayed the garnishment and went to your account. You should have stayed on top of it making sure that payments happened every 30 days.
Maybe try calling back and talking with a supervisor or manager,.
Thx for the advice. Gave the supervisor/manager a call. Out for
Thx for the advice. Gave the supervisor/manager a call. Out for ThanksGiving. Hopefully this can be resolved when he comes back.
My brain is just flying everywhere with what-ifs.
Mostly, what if they won't settle on the original payment plan?
Oh yeah. Happy Thanks Giving SoapLady.
You may also want to try the student loan ombudsman.
You may also want to try the student loan ombudsman.