I have XXXX loans ( XXXX school ) that combine to XXXX from Wells Fargo. I have been looking for employment since XX/XX/XXXX -- approximately 6 months before graduation and 16 months from today --, and since then I have been unable to find any. I am living with my mother for the first time in a decade, my savings are now depleted, and I can no longer pay the loan minimums. 

When I contacted Wells Fargo last month ( XX/XX/XXXX ) in our ongoing conversation about this issue, a representative told me that I was eligible for further 2 month forbearance on each loan. I called today to arrange these forbearances, but the representative I spoke to refused to extend the forbearance to me, despite the fact that his colleague offered me the option before, and despite the facts that I banked with Wells Fargo XX/XX/XXXX and even held a mortgage with them that was always paid on time. 

I can not make these payments and my family is no longer wealthy enough to pay my loans for me. I am doing everything within the law to find work and I will need my ( still-good ) credit to be able to rent or buy another house -- credit that will be compromised if the loans go into default. I do not understand what Wells Fargo wishes to accomplish by pursuing me for money that I can not pay them. I thought that I was getting a loan from a reputable lender XX/XX/XXXX ; today I feel like I 'm being victimized by a loan shark. 

I hope that the CFPB can intervene on my behalf in this matter. 
