The college network lied to me. They're evil i tell ya!

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i am soooooo upset with the college network. after i followed everything to the tee to make sure that my contract with them was canceled. low and behold. i pulled up my credit report and found that they did not cancel my contract and went ahead and sent my loan application. i have a negative account my credit report stating that i am past due $4000.

the college network is plain evil! :devil:

it's not over. i plan to fight back!

i am soooooo upset with the college network. after i followed everything to the tee to make sure that my contract with them was canceled. low and behold. i pulled up my credit report and found that they did not cancel my contract and went ahead and sent my loan application. i have a negative account my credit report stating that i am past due $4000.

the college network is plain evil! :devil:

it's not over. i plan to fight back!

hey so u took this case to court? yea? because am so confused right now....i registerd last wk and the freakn guy told me to get back to him b4 tues to cancel it....blah blah blah not tellin me that i had to cancel within 3 days and ofcourse its partially my fault for not thoroughly readin the contract but regardless, how can you force someone into doing something....it is dumb....i dont know, what can i do to end this.......any advice?

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and in addition am not even an lvn yet......am in the process of takin the boards

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If it is past the time for legal cancellation, you are stuck with a binding contract. TCN has reportedly taken people to court for not paying, they have won, and seized assets. So do not let the monthly debt payment slide, thinking it will just go away. It won't.

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If it is past the time for legal cancellation, you are stuck with a binding contract. TCN has reportedly taken people to court for not paying, they have won, and seized assets. So do not let the monthly debt payment slide, thinking it will just go away. It won't.

so it nt possible to hire a lawyer to atleast get me off of this stupidity?...............so am just suppose to pay for somethin am not using?

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By all means, seek legal advice, but the attorney will most likely read the contract and tell you that your window for cancellation is long gone.

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so it nt possible to hire a lawyer to atleast get me off of this stupidity?...............so am just suppose to pay for somethin am not using?

I assure you that TCN had skillful lawyers write up their contracts so that they will hold up in court. Regardless of what a TCN salesman may have told you, what counts is what you agreed to when you signed the contract. If you did not cancel within the 72 hour window, then, yes, you are just supposed to pay for something you're not using ... You signed a legally binding contract, and are legally obligated to abide by it, unless TCN did (or does) something to abrogate the conditions of the contract, and I'm sure they're careful not to do that.

There have been many threads here started by people who have had bad experiences with TCN, and I don't think I've ever seen one that ended with the person successfully getting out of the contract (after the original 72 hour cancellation period).

I don't mean to sound mean but, if you signed the contract without reading it carefully and understanding all the provisions, no one is "forcing" you to do anything -- you voluntarily entered into the contract.

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I assure you that TCN had skillful lawyers write up their contracts so that they will hold up in court. Regardless of what a TCN salesman may have told you, what counts is what you agreed to when you signed the contract. If you did not cancel within the 72 hour window, then, yes, you are just supposed to pay for something you're not using ... You signed a legaqlly binding contract, and are legally obligated to abide by it, unless TCN did (or does) something to abrogate the conditions of the contract, and I'm sure they're careful not to do that.

There have been many threads here started by people who have had bad experiences with TCN, and I don't think I've ever seen one that ended with the person successfully getting out of the contract (after the original 72 hour cancellation period).

I don't mean to sound mean but, if you signed the contract without reading it carefully and understanding all the provisions, no one is "forcing" you to do anything -- you voluntarily entered into the contract.

you're right....i blame me too.....is it possible to just pay the money without going through the program by force............

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you're right....i blame me too.....is it possible to just pay the money without going through the program by force............

The only thing you're "forced" to do is pay off the contract you signed with TCN. The rest is up to you.

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You might want to advertise your purchases, "unopened, still in wrapper", on ebay to get a fraction of your investment returned. Do not expect to get much.

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The only thing you're "forced" to do is pay off the contract you signed with TCN. The rest is up to you.

all the same this ppeople college network or whatever they call themselves are EVIL....ok I made a mistake and I'm willing to pay since I have no choice, they told me they can put me in the spot program since am unable to pay the monthly payment. I told them to explain the spot program, she said she cant until i make the first payment then they ll be able to explain like wth??????/ its all about money to them!!! period!!! Bad customer service.

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