LIZ31
Nov 5, 2007, 03:40 AM
I am in serious need of help I had thought about doing some distance learning to facilitate my working long hours supporting our rather large family with wanting my RN. I contacted Chancellors. I had heard a lot about them from a friend. I proceeded to sign up with them and begin. I gave my bank info etc. and waited for my first book. I never received it, so I called on a couple different occasions to see if they could kindly mail me my psych study guide. Still to this day have not received it, they had not taken anything from my account so I just let it all go and moved on.iI received a letter from a law firm stating that I owed Chancellors 5600 + dollars. I immediately called and sent a letter disputing it. (I heard that I should have sent it certified). I also faxed a letter to them. Well my husband and I have been struggling to make ends meet (I had taken a job that I absolutely loved but it paid a lot less than we were used to) I deposited our Mortgage money and our vehicle payment into our bank acct which had already been at a slight negative to begin with. Our mortgage had fallen behind when I had taken the lower paying job. So I needed to call my mortgage company and make my pmt. I deposited the bill money on Thursday, Friday Chancellors froze my account. I received a letter Saturday from an attorney stating that I owe Chancellors 5646.00 and that my acct can be frozen for up to a year! I am so upset! Now all my bill money is being held hostage for money that I supposedly owe for a product I never received! I am at a loss. I am afraid that I will lose my home and everything I have worked so hard for. I have accepted a new job for double my current pay... but what to do about this Chancellors business while I try to start this new job. I am in some serious need of advice or direction. I am at a loss. Please anything. Tax time is near and I am worried that they will take them too. I am facing some serious problems over all this, and all for something I never received! Help me please.