Its really easy to make them stop if you don't have an acct with them. Give them a call, and the address that the letters have been mailed to and they will invalidate the address on the acct. Problem solved. Also be sure that you were not used as a reference on somebody else's loans. they should ask you if you know the borrower. If not tell them that the address is invalid. DO NOT OPEN THE MAIL EITHER. It is considered a breach of security and they take it seriously,
Its really easy to make them stop if you don't have an acct with them. Give them a call, and the phone number that they have been calling and they will invalidate the number on the acct. Problem solved. Also be sure that you were not used as a reference on somebody else's loans. they should ask you if you know the borrower
FedLoan Servicing would get much better results if they would be honest and identify themselves via published listing displayed on caller ID instead of some bizarre acronym with which no one is familiar (COPA_HRBG_PHEAA).
If I don't recognize the caller, I don't pick up the phone!