Reply from LendtableOct 29, 2021
Hey James,
Michael from Lendtable here. I noticed your review today and as one of the primary individuals responsible for ensuring that every Lendtable customer has a stellar customer experience, it really struck a chord with me. It’s obvious that in your case, we failed to meet our goal of providing a stellar experience. My sincerest hope is that this response is a step in the right direction to correct that.
Whenever someone takes out a loan from their 401k without letting us know ahead of time, it affects the status of their next payout until we’re able to verify that taking out the loan didn’t impact their employer match. In your case, we clearly did not do a good enough job communicating this to you as a team and for that, we sincerely apologize.
For those who choose not to or can’t connect their retirement accounts directly into Lendtable, we offer the option of uploading a screenshot of your next contribution in order to have your payout disbursed. This is crucial to us because without that screenshot or automatic 401k connection, we have no way to verify your monthly contribution has been made.
As of this moment, we still have not received this screenshot, and that continues to be the only thing holding up your next payout. This is what Isaiah was trying to collect from you via the email account you put on file with us, from which you also reached out prior. He was shut down, told not to contact your email, and accused of harassment.
However, I understand the frustration from your end, and as per our mission to improve anyone's financial future as much as possible, I want to do anything I can to make this right for you. If you’re interested in talking things out further one on one, I’d be happy to set up a Zoom call and discuss this further. A real face—in real time—with real answers.
In the meantime while we wait to hear from you, I wanted to personally apologize one more time for not doing a better job serving you as a valued customer and hope to one day get the chance to make it right. Best wishes to you and yours from everyone here at Lendtable.
Best,
Michael