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Wonderin wrote:
Okay, wait a sec ... you DID pay them for a year and THEN you defaulted? Or they WERE defaulted and NOW you've paid them for a year?
If you've been paying on them for almost a year, they shouldn't be in default anymore.

@LynnInMN wrote:I already answered your question. You are in default. According to the promissory note you signed, you agreed to pay the balance in full in case of default. Your status is collection/chargeoff which is absolutely correct and will stay that way until the loan is paid in full. There is no rehab for private loans and there is no going back.Have you actually talked to anyone in collections who is handling this loan? Most private loans carry higher interest rates than federal loans and by my calculations, you are probably not even covering the interest each month.Keep in mind that even if you are paying on a default, they will eventually take a judgement out on you. This is standard with private loans in default.