I am getting continued phone calls from American Education Services ( AES ) about a student loan of our Daughter, XXXX XXXX. I am not a co-signer, guarantor, reference, etc. on XXXX 's loan, and XXXX, who does not live with us anymore, has her own phone number ; which has and has acknowledged that they have. It appears that AES is engaged in illegal collection activities, and is calling us parents to put pressure on student loan borrowers. It also seems that AES may be engaged in other questionable ways of doing business that the CFPB should investigate. 

XXXX I do n't think has ever been late on her student loan for several years, but last month missed a payment date, so she was maybe XXXX days late. XXXX says that she is now current and that she paid AES. Despite that, AES keeps calling me. AES said that they would stop, but they continue to call me. AES also claims that they can call whenever they want to call, because I am her Dad. AES also called other family members. 

It seems that AES is trying to make XXXX look bad. It seems that AEs is trying to harass XXXX by calling people that she knows, so that XXXX will not be late again. These type of phone calls are illegal under Indiana law ; which states that once a consumer tells a party to stop calling, they are required to stop. AES ignores the law. This tactic may also violate the FDCPA.