How to Contact Blue Acorn Easily

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What You Should Know About Blue Acorn

Founded in Scottsdale, Arizona, Blue Acorn (also spelled "Blueacorn") helped process more than $12 billion in Paycheck Protection Program loans, according to ABC affiliate channel 15 Phoenix. In only one year, Blue Acorn reportedly profited $1 billion from processing PPP loans for approximately 820,000 small business owners. In a report published by the University of Texas, its team flagged approximately 30% of PPP loans done through Blue Acorn as being suspicious.

This was based on several indicators of fraud when analyzing Small Business Administration (SBA) data. Of course, Blue Acorn has disputed the report, stating that the UT report was done using flawed methodology.

The Better Business Bureau Issues an Alert for a 'Pattern of Complaint'

If you're a customer trying to contact Blue Acorn's customer service department with no luck, you're not alone. According to the Better Business Bureau (BBB), Blue Acorn "...has a pattern of complaints concerning the business failing to disperse funds in a timely manner once an application is approved, failing to provide status and updates of applications, and not responding at all or only providing generic responses to consumers' inquiries."

The BBB reported that due to a large volume of negative customer reviews, incoming complaints, and numerous "scam tracker" inquiries, the private consumer protection agency sent a "Business Practice Inquiry" to Blue Acorn via email. As of June 21, 2021, Blue Acorn hasn't responded to the BBB's inquiry, essentially leaving it hanging just like it has many of its customers.

As late as November 2021, Blue Acorn customers were still complaining that not only were Blue Acorn loans not being accepted by most banks, but its customer service failed to respond. Other customers were approved for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans but then denied once the government found out that Blue Acorn was involved. Again, most of the complaints to Blue Acorn's customer service either met with generic automated responses or went unanswered. In total, the BBB received nearly 900 complaints in just 12 months.

How You Can Solve Your Issue With Blue Acorn

Considering the difficulty faced by not only customers but also consumer protection agencies in receiving a response from Blue Acorn, it's highly unlikely anyone attempting to contact its customer service department will fare any better. As of the date written, Blue Acorn is under investigation by the federal government for possibly facilitating fraud. Due to the mounting problems this company is facing, one shouldn't expect it to start operating in customers' best interest at this point.

However, if you would like to try and reach someone in the customer service department, Blue Acorn does have a "Contact Us" page. At the top of the contact page, you'll be asked to pick from five categories:

1. Forgiveness
2. Funding Inquiries
3. General Inquiries
4. Login Issues
5. Pre-Paid Inquiries

From there, you'll be asked to provide your first and last name, email address, phone number (optional), subject, and a message detailing your reason for contacting them. The page doesn't provide a customer service number. Additionally, if you click the "Support" link, you're simply redirected to the same "Contact Us" page. You can find a phone number and address for Blue Acorn listed on Yelp. But it should also be noted that this may merely be a regional location and not the head office. They are as follows:

Another third party website not as reputable as Yelp has Blue Acorn's headquarters listed as the following:

The only thing about headquarters addresses and phone numbers is that you'll possibly be asked to contact a local or regional office. This is a common strategy used to keep bouncing you from one contact point to another in order to avoid dealing with your issue. The good news is, DoNotPay can cut straight through the shenanigans!

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1. Open your web browser and sign up for DoNotPay.

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4. Click on the name of the company and have us do the work for you.

That's it! DoNotPay will let you know the instant someone picks up, so you can talk to a customer support representative without having to spend a second waiting on hold. Other than Blue Acorn, DoNotPay can help you in the following areas:

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