My loan servicer was transferred effective XXXX XXXX from XXXX ( Sterns Lending ) to XXXX. I never received notice of this transfer ; I therefore logged on to the original servicers website on XXXX XXXX and made a payment. I received an e-mail confirmation of acceptance for that payment. On XXXX XXXX, 2016 when the money had not been debited from my checking account I called to follow-up. It was at this point that I was made aware that my loan servicing was transferred as I never received the paperwork in the mail. There was NOTHING on the website notifying me of the loan transfer and I was allowed to submit a payment on XXXX XXXX, 2016, the date of the transfer. The individual I spoke to said that they would transfer my payment to the new servicer within 10 days. At this point I call the new loan servicer, XXXX, and via automated message on XXXX XXXX am notified that they do not have my loan information. I waited for more than 10 days and still no payment debited from my checking account. Additionally, the new loan service had called twice asking me why I had not made my payment for XXXX. On XXXX XXXX I again call the original mortgage servicer. On this call I am told that no, they will not be debiting my checking account for the payment even though I received a payment confirmation. Per the CFPB, the servicer should either transfer the payment to the transferee servicer for application to a borrower 's mortgage loan account, or return the payment to the person that made the payment and notify such person of the proper recipient of the payment. In my opinion neither of these actions occurred as the original servicer never once notified me that my payment was in fact not accepted ( although I received an electronic confirmation of acceptance ) and thus due to the non-acceptance needed to make my payment to the new company. Only though my own continued calling was the correct information eventually provided. 
