[Cool_Abyss]

Think about it for a minute. Why would you pay money to receive money?

I looked into this place back in 2008 and was suprised that anyone would believe their ridiculous promises. Save yourself the hassle and STAY AWAY from this company.

honestly, thanks to all you guys who provides those feedbacks..I almost fell for it until I did some research...you guys are awesome

Yes Personal Credit Services is a Scam they will ask you for information and fill out application and then there is a fee upfront before the so called loan and then there is no phone number to contact them I emailed them back and said they were a scam and for the person on here saying they were approve for 4,000 thats bull its one on them acting like they were approved SCAM BEWARE

i did the obvious and sent in $200 for the early bird thinking i could get myself out of a jam which proved to be more trouble than its worth. i knew it was too good to be true, but desperate times call for desperate measures. i did what was instructed and was in the hole $200. pcs didn't call back, just emails. so i wrote 5 times and emailed more than a dozen times and contacted a lawyer and posted on my email. even contacted the bbb but pcs never responded nor replied! fortunately, with my pot mouth and nasty emails, these jerks sent a check for $200 after about 8 months or so. i will never do this again. there are way too many dirty people out there! but i'm a true believer in what goes around, comes around!

[DebtCruncher]

Originally Posted by ARUN JOY

Listen to me. It's still happening. Scam artists are bilking troops and their families out of hundreds, even thousands, of dollars with illegal loans. The sad thing is, it's difficult to catch these crooks -- many of whom are hiding under a rock someplace in Canada.

One thing you should never do: send money to get a loan. It is illegal for a company to request it, and it's a definite tip-off to a potential scam.

The Better Business Bureau of Chicago has been trying to help a soldier who lost nearly $4,000 in September. He was lured by the offer of a $14,000 loan, supposedly at 8.5 percent interest. He was approved, on the condition that he send 15 percent of the amount as a "collateral payment." He wired $2,278 to an account in Canada.

The loan money, which was supposed to be wired to the soldier's account, never appeared. A couple of phone calls later, a "customer service representative" told him he needed to send an "insurance payment."

He sent $837.

Still no loan money.

So beware

Copied from http://www.armytimes.com/money/finan...TSHOPPER.LOAN/

Originally Posted by Anonymous

I applied with them, received their information, and applied with the lenders. I was approved for $ 4,000.00. I ended up getting part of my fee back because I had asked for more than that. As far as I can see, they kept their word to me.

So are you saying that this is legit because you received your monies? would you suggest others to apply?, or maybe they have a limit of loans that are given out per month? please elaborate on this more.
thanks!

Help!!!! Anybody be informed of a respected lender that YOU personally be suffering with used in the past? Have occasion for recommendations fast.

Thats a payday loan. I about he should go belly up a rise pro a personal advance instead?

Thank you for posting your veiw , i almost made this mistake

Originally Posted by sdchargers_63

I know we can gt so desperate, depending on 'our' situations. 'We' will try anything. At least we learn who the scam artists are and how to 'handle' them, by posting on this forum. Thanks everyone.