Sure. But, we need to ask, is your loan on default?
No, not at all.
Unfortunately, no relevant information is found.
Thanks. My main problem is that I got a email saying that I was getting extra fees to get my student loan out of default, and I want to know, what can I do about it?
In that case, you need to contact the default resolution group to be sure of this information.
Another question I have about loan consolidation, does it work if  I make three payments before consolidating?
You need the payments to consolidate then the required payment amount will be determined by your loan holder
I have another question about federal student loans. Even if it says that the goal is to get my loan out of default?
Yes, yes, the best thing you can do is contact the default resolution group directly.
Regarding deferral and forbearance of student loans, what can I do if I am eligible for any of these?
In that case you can temporarily suspend your payments.
Is it normal that some parts of the email stated that I needed to pay anything for a subscription?
No, that's not normal or legal. If any company ask you something like that you should walk away.
I see... But I have heard about some collection agencies, but I don't know how to get in contact with them, what can I do?