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[BigCowboy]

It's been said before, but we'd all probably give Prosper the benefit of the doubt if they were doing this 2-3 years ago. Now, after so many screw-ups, not many are willing to give Prosper an inch because there is no trust left. I'm not necessarily opposed to Prosper modifying loan terms if it truly is in the lenders' interest, but based on their record, I don't trust Prosper to make any decisions regarding my loans anymore. Would it have been so hard to just ask lenders if a modification was okay?

Prosper has not notified the lenders of loans in the "Hardship Arrangement" process!

-BigCowboy

[alexpkeaton]

Prosper has not notified the lenders of loans in the "Hardship Arrangement" process!

-BigCowboy

Riiiight. That's why it's called an "arrangement," because they're arranging reduced payments from borrowers. If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck...