International Student Loan Servicer Provides Conflicting Repayment Info
An international student borrower from MPOWER Financing received conflicting information from different customer service representatives about their repayment options and loan terms. The inconsistency creates confusion and financial planning uncertainty for a vulnerable borrower population. No clear written documentation is provided to resolve the contradictions.
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