Based on the reviews I found, LoanCare’s legitimacy is questionable and the customer experience is highly mixed.
I looked at dozens of recent user comments. The feedback falls into two clear groups:
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Positive experiences
- Customers say the company can approve a loan quickly and send funds fast.
- Some mention a responsive representative who answers questions promptly and helps during difficult times.
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Negative experiences
- Many borrowers report unexpected fees, high interest, and ballooning balances. One user borrowed
$300 and now owes
$715.
- Several complaints describe payment problems: checks that were cashed but not credited, online portals that are down, and limited payment options (no in‑person or phone payments).
- A number of reviewers allege mishandling of mortgage modifications, insurance payments, and escrow accounts, leading to foreclosure threats and additional fees of
$500+.
- Some claim the company acts like a scam, demanding upfront “surety bonds” (e.g.,
$1,080 for a $10,000 loan) and then refusing the loan.
- Repeated mentions of poor customer service: long hold times, contradictory information, and no follow‑up from the “Office of the Customer.”
Key points to consider
- Speed of funding – Some users get money quickly.
- Customer service quality – Reports range from “very helpful” to “the worst company ever.”
- Fee and balance growth – Several borrowers see balances grow far beyond the original loan amount.
- Payment processing – Frequent technical glitches and disputed payments are noted.
- Regulatory complaints – A few users have filed complaints with the CFPB, BBB, and state consumer agencies.
Bottom line: The company can be fast and helpful for some borrowers, but a large number of users experience serious issues with fees, payment handling, and customer support. I have not used LoanCare myself; I only compiled the publicly available reviews.
Decide for yourself whether the potential speed outweighs the reported risks.