📬Get in touch — we serve all 50 states
PDLoans247 is a U.S.-based loan referral and education service. Our team is reachable by email, phone, or online inquiry — and our network connects borrowers with state-licensed lenders across the country, where permitted by law.
💬 How to reach us
Pick the channel that fits your question. For loan-specific issues, contact your lender directly — PDLoans247 doesn't service loans or process payments.
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Available Monday–Friday, 9 AM – 6 PM ET. Outside hours, please leave a voicemail or use email.
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⏰ When we're available
Online inquiries
24 / 7 / 365The inquiry form runs around the clock. Lender review, approval, and funding times vary by lender and your bank's ACH schedule.
Phone & email support
Mon–Fri, 9–6 ETClosed weekends and U.S. federal holidays. Voicemails and emails received off-hours are returned the next business day.
🗺️ Where we operate across the U.S.
We partner with state-licensed lenders across the United States. Availability and product types vary by state law. Click any state below for current rules, rates, and lender options in your area.
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⚠️ What we can't help with
Because PDLoans247 is a referral and education service — not a lender — there are some things you'll need to take elsewhere.
Please contact your lender directly for:
- Loan status, balance, or payoff amounts — only the lender has this
- Payment extensions, hardship plans, or due date changes
- Disputes about charges, fees, or interest applied to your account
- Stopping or modifying ACH/automatic withdrawals
- Credit reporting questions — contact the lender and the bureaus
- Fraud or identity theft on a funded loan — call the lender's fraud line and your bank
For unresolved lender disputes, you can also file a complaint with the CFPB or your state attorney general's office.
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