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sent four letters to Sallie Mae

Michael Agruss

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On 7/6/12 I received a call from the state of Indiana regarding a student loan. Returning it on 7/9/12, I have spoken to someone who identified herself only as Brandy(refused last name), the account manager, regarding the student loan that has been discharged by way of bankruptcy chapter 7 filing dated 5/25/12. As per her request, I sent the first letter, along with proof of eligibility and of discharge, requesting that the account be closed. As of October 25, 2012, I have sent four letters to Sallie Mae Servicing Department, P.O. Box 9500, Wilkes Barre, P.A. 18773-9500, and as of October 25, 2012, a copy to Sallie Mae Customer Service; of the former manner in like words and furthermore a request of cease all communication, being it the case that the first three letters have been ignored. This was evident by their fourth letter they have sent me dated, 10/11/12, regarding payment options.

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