Professional Financial Services Reviews
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Rebecca N1I have been financing with this lender for two years with two separate vehicles and when I received my second vehicle six months after I purchased it I decided I wanted something else and I went to a couple of dealerships where I was informed that my credit wasn't what I thought it was. Professional financial services reported the first 2 payments I ever made in 2016 and never reported another payment. When I called them and asked why they have not been reporting they told me that their system had been down for two years. No way could they run a business with the system down for two years. To this day I still ask them when their systems going to be up and they tell me they have no idea it may be another year it may be longer . So my advice to anyone that is purchasing a vehicle stay away from professional financial services.... shady shady business.
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Tesia’s Odyssey1Relationship with this bank started ok. Over the years everything that could go wrong did go wrong. I was late on a few payments due to losing my job and they were pretty good about working with. Made all payments up until 8/31/19. On that day my loan expired and I was informed I would need to go into an office and sign a new loan to continue making payments. The manager at the location nearest me was on vacation and so they came and repo'd the car before I could sign the new paperwork. I'm not upset they followed policy i'm more upset they let me pay $22k on the car and I only had $2,700 left to pay the car off for good. They came and got the car and said I would have to pay the full $2,700 to get it back. After i've paid them $22k over the last 4 years. The ladies in the office have been extremely rude and have had an attitude anytime I try and call for information. Its been over 2 months since they repo'd the car and I have not gotten any information as to if it was sold or not. They always insist the only way I can get information is to come into the Concord, NC office and I have not live in NC in over 3 years and they have known this since I moved. Again not mad about them following policy more upset that after paying out $22k they were not willing to be a little more helpful in the situation. But I know banks that do this type of preditory lending never stay up for long. Only a matter of time before it all falls.
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Rhea Mogilevsky1When I got the welcome call from professional finance someone informed me there was a 3 day grace period. Now months later, I’m two days late for the first time and I’ve been called and informed that there is absolutely no grace period. I haven’t been late until now but who knows what they’re putting on my credit report because of this.
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Nay Nay1This bank is annoying calling more than the people with extended warranties then they are very dishonest and vindictive I can’t stand this bank I hate I ever came across them my car has been out of service for almost 2 years and they have done nothing to help even with the warranty they said I have through the bank this bank need to be closed down they are all a waste of human lives I would suggest no one get anything through them no even a piece of gum all the reviews are true trust me they are greedy and care nothing about their customers I know we are not suppose to hate but I hate this bank literally from the bottom of my heart at this point I’m going to sale my vehicle so I don’t have to hear from none of them ever again
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richtru19871Deals with New Ride Motors which isn't rated well at all. Tried to charge 27% annual percent rate. Annually. 3 years was 8k. NRM's tried to charge me $19,127.32 for a 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe that wasn't inspected before signing. (Which wouldn't not pass inspection, as is...) Bad business.
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Aleya Yorn1I'm not sure how describe this company.. PFS financed and gave me my first auto loan.. Now the vehicle was total loss and for some reason was not paid off 100% by the settlement. So now I asked them the total in May... They wait until July to threaten my credit standing etc. PFS is not a place I personally would recommend to anyone under any circumstances.. They say they are here to help but they make situations worst honestly.
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Metal Detecting With PulltabFever1Greedy, greedy, greedy. This place is a ripoff. They even charge interest on paying a car off totally they got to get that last dime even though that's all that was paid for a year-and-a-half was total interest and no principal they still took more interest never ever ever will I do business with this company again.
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Hayden Horton5Great bank for first time buyers trying to establish credit and someone with challenged credit
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Exotic Preneur5Nice bank for first time buyers or people with credit challenges
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FAQs
1. How Can I Reach Out to Professional Financial Services?
You can reach out to them on the phone number +1 704-795-4600. You may also check out their website and provide your basic information.3. How Can I Get A Loan at Professional Financial Services?
Simply provide your basic information on their website. If you feel like learning about other financial services, take a look at installment loans provided through a popular loan platform.5. What Do I Do if I Cannot Pay Back My Loan?
Reach out to the lender and come to an agreement in advance. You should know, however, if it"s an auto title loan, the vehicle will be kept by the lender when you default.
2. What Is the Address of Professional Financial Services? How Can Find It?
The address of Professional Financial Services is 700 Church St N #50, Concord, NC 28025, United States. Open the map app on your phone to guide yourself there.4. Is Professional Financial Services an Agency or a Lender?
Professional Financial Services is a Loan agency that provides loans of all kinds. Click here to learn about various types of loans including bad credit personal loans.6. Can I Obtain a Loan From Professional Financial Services With A Poor Credit Rating?
Yes, you can. But pore over the offers as there can be unfair conditions when it comes to bad credit loans.