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Poor customer service - Mysterious charges
Poor customer service, representatives are not friendly. Called for a payoff price, payed right away. Then got a bill for 5$ and referred to a debt collection agency.

Climb (NMLS# 1240013) is a student payment platform that makes career-focused education more accessible and affordable. Climb identifies US-based programs and schools that offer skill-based training programs, then provides learners with payment options that are structured to meet the unique needs of those seeking career training.Recognizing the dynamic and diverse nature of a rapidly-changing economy, Climb partners with schools that teach everything from cybersecurity to healthcare training, heavy machine operation to data science, and culinary arts to AI & Machine Learning. While status quo education pathways are struggling to meet the real-world needs of students and prospective employers, Climb and its partner schools are committed to an inspiring practicality that helps bridge the gap between people looking for career training and companies looking to build a skilled workforce.
Climb Credit (climbcredit.com) has 197 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.2 out of 5.
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Poor customer service, representatives are not friendly. Called for a payoff price, payed right away. Then got a bill for 5$ and referred to a debt collection agency.
Sven J.
I applied for a loan for an online BootCamp and was expecting a 5.9% interest rate. This is honestly more than I've paid for a loan in a long time, but I really wanted to just get the deal done. Their website does make the application process very easy. But at the last stage was a notice of "rates between 5.9% - 15%." It is quite outrageous to charge a student 15% interest. I was told in their online chat, the rate would be dependent upon a credit score "and other factors." Whatever that means. As my credit score is over 800, the highest category possible, I proceeded with the assumption getting the 5.9% interest should not be a problem. They came back with a full 2% higher at 7.9%. I'm not interested in putting up with a bait and switch like this, and they seem to be preying on students looking to get ahead in life. Not ok with me. I went elsewhere for my loan, and I'd advise others to do the same.