u/OkIncident6977

My inmigrant parents back in 2010 when I was younger, was scammed by a student loan consulting agency telling my parents that they could reconsolidate the student loans my parents had if they sent around $1,000 each month. My parents recall that it was an agency located in Seattle, Washington. They later told my parents that they never received funds and cut off all contact with my parents.

I know that this post has limited informations but I am strongly praying and hoping that someone had the same experience in the past so I can hopefully chase them down if possible.

No more posts for me till then :(

Good morning from Texas :) I might be moving back to Grand Rapids in mid-November after moving out from GR last year in October. The thing is that I will be traveling overseas right after arriving in GR from late-November to January and think that renting an apartment right away will be a waste since I won't be living in it so was wondering if there were any storage rooms that I can put my car in until I come back.

If anyone had a similar experience, any tips please!

Hi everyone :) Hope you all are doing well. I am planning to moving back to Denver for the first time since I was in 3rd grade. I've been looking at some positions and they are full time but pay an hourly pay of about $21 - $25. Is this liveable? I don't use a whole ton of money except for essential expenses such as rent and such. I'm also single so a studio is also doable.

Thank you!