Calls keep coming without leaving a message, and they identify themselves as Great Lakes. Many recipients report that the callers claim to be collecting on student loans they say you owe, even when the callers have no record of a loan. If you’re certain you don’t have a Great Lakes account, let the call go to voicemail and do not provide personal details. Block the number on your phone and consider adding it to a call‑filtering app. Request a written validation notice within five days of any future contact; the debt collector must prove the debt is yours. Report persistent harassment to the CFPB, your state attorney general, or the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and keep a log of dates, times, and what was said.
No message was left by the caller, but based on other reports, it is suspected to be related to Great Lakes.
Occasional calls are made, and after checking their website, it appears i don't have any loan with them, so i just ignore the calls
Great Lakes has been harassing me, but I'll be able to pay as soon as they chang ther policys
It is understandable to be frustrated with Great Lakes, as they continue to contact individuals even after their loans have been transferred to other servicers, such as Sallie Mae.
They keep calling me all the time, but they never leave a message.
Nighttime calls are a nuisance, with no messages left behind
Great Lakes is the identified caller; despite being unemployed and facing financial hardship, they call multiple times daily, also contacting associates in an attempt to discuss payment 'options' that seem unrealistic and insensitive
This number keep's calling me and my family constantly, we dont have any student loan's and it's getting annoying, especially since they start calling at exactly 8 am every day!
I have been inundated with calls from this number, despite Sallie Mae being informed that our account is not past due, prompting me to consider filing a complaint with the Department of Education and the Attorney General for harassment.
Despite my efforts to negotiate, great lakes has been uncooperative, with one representative being particularly rude.
Despite having no student loans or college history, I continue to receive calls from this number, which I wish would cease immediately.
While calls from Great Lakes can be harassing, their online counselors may be helpful in resolving student loan debt issues, despite the inconvenient timing of their calls.
We received a call despite having no outstanding loans besides our mortgage and excellent credit, with the caller ignoring our preferred contact method
I recived a call today on my work cellphone, i think it's from great lakes becouse i owe them money, but they dont respect my workplace
This is apparently the Great Lakes Repayment Solutions Department, probbably regarding an overdue student loan, they offer the option to call back or use their online chat feature on their website
My roomate has a loan with Great Lakes, and they are constantly calling my house, but they are not willing to provide any informations about themselves, just insist on talking to my roomate, I told them to stop calling, but they just say «Thats all you have to say, sir» and then they call again the next day
It appears these calls are from student loan collectors, who, by law, can collect debts even after 30 years, highlighting the need for reform; in response, one can send a cease and desist letter, which may temporarily halt the calls, but the issue may persist with different collectors
While dining out on 8/5/08, my cell phone rang at 8:46 p.m. with a call from this number, despite having no affiliation with them. Interestingly, another call came in shortly before from 1-612-548-2001, which seems to be connected to Great Lakes Higher Education as well. I have only shared my number with friends and family, making this call unusual.
The caller either hangs up immediately or on the answering machine, regardless of who picks up.
No message was left following the call, which is consistent with the behavior of unwanted callers.
No message was left by the caller
