Worst support ever. Why ask for my social to authenticate if it doesn’t matter? Why ask for my loan number if it’s just going to not understand? It’s garbage
Response from Veterans United
Hi Taylor,
I'm really sorry your experience with our support team left you feeling this frustrated. It sounds like you were trying to get help and just ran into one roadblock after another—that's not the experience we want anyone to have, especially when you're already dealing with something as stressful as a home loan.
Verifying information like a loan number or Social is meant to protect your privacy and help us locate your file quickly, so it’s especially frustrating to hear that it didn’t actually help get you the answers you needed. I’d be upset too.
If you’re open to it, I’d like to make sure someone on our Client Advocate team takes a closer look at what went wrong. You can reach us at 1-800-212-5200 or ClientAdvocate@vu.com. We’re here Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CST—and we’d appreciate the chance to talk.
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Overall experience they the VA was horrible. Two months to close a loan is unheard of in these times especially since collateral was well over asking price of new home. Glenn our loan officer was everything you would expect from a loan officer. Michelle was super awesome and a pleasure to work with.
Response from Veterans United
On behalf of all of us here at Veterans United, we want to thank you for providing honest feedback around your loan experience. James, we value your patience and commitment in sticking with your loan process, even when things became frustrating. We know well how it can feel to resolve numerous underwriting requests as required for the VA benefit. If you would like to review these with our team, then please reach out to one of our Client Advocates to discuss.