An agreement was made with one creditor and Americor. This creditor would only accept a 50% payment from my bank account. Americor said the money would be in my bank account by the 24th, whether I had a Credit9 loan or not. Well, it was not. Credit9 sent the money to the creditor on the 23rd instead of my bank. So, the creditor got the money. They processed the money, then refused the money and sent it back on the 27th. Then the creditor tried to get it from my bank account on the 24th. This caused an insufficient fee on my bank account. Plus, by the money not being in my account by the 24th, the creditor can now demand the full 100% of the balance, instead of the 50% agreed upon. When I called Americor, I was told that once I sign the Credit9 papers, they are no longer responsible. I have to call Credit9. I could not log onto the Credit9 app all weekend. It said my account was closed. All kinds of things went thru my mind!!
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Credit9 was founded in 2017 and offers personal loans to consumers based on their credit history and financial situation. Our Loan Consultants assist with the credit application and the transparent approval process ensures we offer competitive rates with easy-to-understand terms. Credit9 loans range from $2,500 to $50,000, with terms up to 60 months, and provide a fixed interest rate with no prepayment penalties.
Consolidating debts into a personal loan allows a borrower to make one fixed monthly payment that won’t fluctuate and may reduce the interest paid compared to traditional revolving credit issuers. Funds are typically disbursed within two business days, and our loan servicing team can assist with any payment-related questions.
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