Customer ReviewsforUnited Aid Group

It took over two years but all 90,000$ of my student loan was forgiven!! I highly recommend them!!

They continue to call after I said I was not interested. The representative that just called my phone was extremely rude and pushy, blurting out my full social, date of birth and an old address. When told to remove me from their list he kept asking why I asked them to call me. Um, I didnt.

Absolute trash. They will not stop calling me and claim that I clicked on a link to be notified. They know way too much about me. I have asked not to be contacted multiple times. Blocked all numbers they call from but they keep calling and won't stop. This is a huge scam and should be closed down.

Thank you for helping me discharge my $216k student loans debt. It took approximately 2 years to complete the process dealing with two schools. My ability to get a home without having the large student loans debt on my credit report.

They did an amazing job , they have heart and care about everyone of their clients! I had a lot going on and they worked with me every step of the way and I cant thank them enough!

Guys if it sounds too good to be true, it almost assuredly is. While it's generally not illegal to charge for student loan help, many of these companies also engage in fraudulent and deceptive behavior.Warning signs/things to report:Company claims to "work with" or partner with the ********** of ********* or any of the student loan servicers Asks for a power of attorney over your loan accounts Asks for any of your Federal Student Aid account information or other passwords or PINs Makes you agree to a longterm contract for their services with significant penalties for breaking it early Discourages payment by credit card favoring debit cards or ACH withdrawals directly from your bank account, since it's easier for scam victims to reverse credit card payments Many of these companies ask for a large up-front enrollment fee anywhere from $600-$1500 and then a ongoing monthly fee as well. They often imply that the monthly fee is actually your student loan payment. For these fees they will consolidate your federal loans. which you can do easily for free! at the ********** of *********'s site and often put the loans in forbearance or on an incomedriven repayment plan so no payment is due but interest is still accruing and take your money every month to monitor the account i.e. do nothing in addition to taking your money for trivial services, these companies can harm you by taking actions that are not in your favor. For example, consolidating your loans when it is not a good idea, denying you access to forgiveness programs you *** be eligible for, and keeping you in the dark about your optimal repayment strategy. They make money by withholding useful information providing onesize fitsall advice that *** or *** not apply to your situation and making generic threats to scare you into paying more once you realize that you've been fleeced

It was so much easier to pay united aid group to handle my claim instead of doing it myself, which was super confusing and time consuming. I got a letter from ****** confirming my loans are forgiven and that I'm getting $2291 refunded!