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My father—a senior citizen—became the victim of what feels like a predatory and deceptive financing trap involving GreenSky. He never knowingly signed up for a GreenSky loan. A Terminix representative took his bank card under the claim that he was setting up automatic payments directly to Terminix. Instead, my father was secretly enrolled in a GreenSky loan he had no knowledge of and did not consent to.
My father only learned about GreenSky after letters started arriving weeks later, claiming he owed payments. At that point, he felt he had no choice but to pay because the account was created without his knowledge and he didn't want to risk damage to his credit.
For over a year, GreenSky drafted money out of his bank account—and in many months they drafted twice:
- the regular automatic payment, AND
- a late fee, even though he never even knew he was in a loan program to begin with.
To finally escape this nightmare, on September 8th, my father paid $2,658.58 in a single lump sum just to be done with GreenSky—after already paying monthly for a full year. The day before, on September 7th, the regular automatic draft of $187 came out as well.
Then, on October 10th, GreenSky emailed my father saying that fees were being waived and he would receive a refund check due to a credit balance. We took that as confirmation that the nightmare was finally over.
But no—it continued.
On November 14th, GreenSky emailed again, claiming my father's account was late, as if none of the adjustments, payments, or their own written promises meant anything.
Not only was my father signed up for a loan without his knowledge, but he was also charged, penalized, double-drafted, and pressured into paying off a loan he never agreed to—only to be told later he had a credit and a refund coming, and then immediately told his account was "late" again.
This is beyond unacceptable and feels intentionally designed to confuse and pressure older customers who trust service companies inside their homes.
If this is how GreenSky operates—allowing contractors to sign unsuspecting seniors up for loans behind their backs, taking payments for over a year, drafting late fees on top of automatic payments, and still sending "late" notices after admitting a refund is owed—then consumers should stay far away.
I would strongly warn anyone, especially senior citizens, to avoid any contractor that uses GreenSky financing. Based on our experience, it feels predatory, misleading, and financially damaging.
We would have never used, nor will we ever recommend, GreenSky to anyone.
Since then, I have not heard from the solar company, but the loan provider has continued to charge me for a product that was never installed. When I explained the situation to the loan provider, they stated they would reach out to the solar company but were ignored.
As a result, I have now been reported as delinquent on the loan payments for solar equipment that was never delivered. This has severely impacted my credit score, and I have yet to find a resolution with GreenSky or the solar company.
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I paid off my loan . I now have a negative balance of -$392. 90 . Will i receive a refund ?
Only if you ask for it. And maybe not even then… they did it to me and I never got the money back…
Looking at Green Sky as an option for a $2400 loan over 12 mos. for my new fence at my primary residence in Dallas tx
No! Don't!! Walk away now!! It will be a hassle. They may over charge you at payoff and not return the difference.
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