866-627-9325

I got a call from MCS Wealth, and got the guy talking.  He gave me his Web site, which is http://www.mcsprograms.com/.  He also gave me his name as Tom Logan.  And he gave me an alternate phone number, which is 1-800-943-3250, and said that his personal extension is 102.

The Web site gives their contact information as

Mutual Consolidated Savings
1215 Earnest S. Brazil Suite 33
Tacoma, WA 98405-4025
TelePhone: 1-800-493-1304

Anyway, maybe somebody with some better computer skills than I have can write a simple macro to make Skype (or a similar service) call all their 800 numbers all day long, day and night, forever (or at least for a few days)?

September 13 2007 my husband got a call offering to lower interest rate on his credit card.  Was able to get his number and they actually told him how much was on his card - so they are able to tap into the computers.  My husband told him to call back and talk to his wife at 7:00.  However, when I came home I phoned them back right away and asked for Richard Ray and was told by a woman he was on another line but would soon call me back. I asked where they were located. She said Tacoma, Washington.  We felt it was a scam and had our credit card cancelled immediately.  The credit card company said probably a scam and told us to notify the Credit Bureau so they couldn't use our i.d. for a loan somewhere.   They are going under the Name Mutual Consumer Savings

Several calls from this number.  When I talk to a human, the name changes: "Cardmember Services," "Consumer Services."  I always ask for their telephone number and to be taken off their list.

I always file a complaint on donotcall.gov, but nothing changes.  I don't think the FTC is serious about enforcing the law.

These jerks called me today and the first agent I spoke with I could not understand her name.  She transfered me to her account supervisor, named "david williams"  and he gave me the phone number 1-800-943-3250 ext 786, work id# 226 and website mcsprograms.com.  They convinced me to give them my card #.  I eventually told them I thought they were fishy and I hung up on them.  I then cancelled my credit card and ordered a new one with my bank.  Just in case.  don't trust them!

They called when we were at lunch and did not leave a message on our answering service.  When I phoned the number back it rang 20+ times and no one answered.

Yesterday I got the automated message, and when I said I was at work and couldn't talk the woman on the phone asked to call me back. Then she asked for my first name and phone number. I said she should know it since she called me, and she told me the computer clears the info off the screen when the call is answered. HA! I figured it was a scam, but I was curious so I gave her my name and number.

So today she called back, and the Caller ID showed a blank number. The woman stated outright that the service to lower my interest rate as low as 0% would cost NOTHING to me. When I asked how they make their money, she said something about them making it back in the interest I save. She didn't explain that. Before I could ask for her contact info she offered it to me. Candy Davis of Mutual Consolidated Savings, 1-800-943-3250 extension 500. She then asked for my credit card number, and I refused, saying I would research the company before giving my information out. She said if I called the bank or credit card company they would know MCS, but that they would try to convince me not to use MCS services. She said "They're not supposed to try to dissuade you from talking to us, but they do, and we've been fighting them on this for years." She offered the web site mentioned a number of times in other posts here. She was very polite and sounded professional, but I smelled a rat and just said I'd call her if I decided to use her services. Google brought me here, and I'm glad I did my research.

For the record, I'm in Toronto, Ontario Canada.

yes this is the same message i got (again they did not specify which credit card co. they were calling for) what i didnt like is that i had no other choice but to start dialing numbers from my end - i just hung up

I got a call from 1-866-627-9325 and I thought it was another card company calling that I'm with to lower my interest rate. After I received the message "Please wait for an important message" repeated about 4 or 5 times. They then preceeded to say I was to leave my name and number if I wanted them to lower my interest rate and they would contact me soon. They also wanted to know my total credit card debt. I left a message saying my name and # but how was I to know the total amount of credit card debt  without checking my records!? They give you all of 2 seconds to give that info out!  They probably just wanted to make sure that I actually OWNED a credit card and that's probably why they phoned to scam me into giving my info out. (Which by the way is NOT going to happen now that I know it's a scam!!) I decided to look up the # and I'm VERY glad I did!!!!! By the way, I called the # back and I got no answer!!

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Tracked them down to THIS LIVE NUMBER  (253) 383-8780

Mutual Consolidated Savings
Appears in the Category:  
   * Nonclassified Establishments
Tacoma, WA 98402

Misleading phone call from "credit services" about my credit card.

they called me about 2 hours ago and I gave them my info!!!!  I KNOW SO STUPID, but I been checking on line my account so,  Lucky me the charge hadn't been made yet so I call my bank and cancel my visa before any charges were made.

Just received a call from MCS (Mutual Consolidated Savings), but smelled a rat.  Did give some info but would not verify my c/c number. Tried to find out any info I could on US and Canadian BBB, but could not find anything. They(solicitors) must be getting smarter. I was curious and continued to ask many questions, which were answered in a friendly manner by this Tony Adams (sure it was not his real name, as he spoke in a very thick Hindu/ East Indian accent??).  I told him that I needed to check everything out first and that I would get back to him, he gave me his 1-800 number and extension.  Ten minutes of searching brought me to this site. They are also blocking the number that they are calling from from the call display.

Got a call at lunchtime Atlantic Time from someone claiming to be from "MCS". They did not ask for me by name. The woman had a spiel like everyone else has described. I probed to try to find out where she was. She said Tacoma Washington, but later claimed that the company was based in Toronto, it was just the call centre in Tacoma. Asked her how they got my contact information. She said they had a number of sources, including Visa and Mastercard. But when I pointed out that my banks do not share information with non-affiliated companies, she got very defensive, claiming that they had a right to call me because they get the information from Visa and MC. I told her I never wanted to hear from her company again and told her that she was likely using illegally obtained information and that I was reporting her to my banks.

Received a call from an automated service... press 1 to lower your interest rates. Bonnie came on the phone and provided the same information that appears to have been given to everyone on here. I gave her balances on credit cards but never once was asked to confirm any cc numbers. I was told to call the credit card companies to ask for higher limits so that MCS would be able to help me out. They are supposed to be calling back once I have raised the limits on my cards. This made me a little suspicious so I asked several times for the name of the company before I got a direct answer of "Mutual Consolidated Services". I was told she works out of Tacoma Washington and given a call back number of 1-800-943-3250 x500.

I was never told that there was no cost for the service but never once asked either. I was too busy trying to figure out if the information I had already provided was detrimental enough that I would have to cancel my cards. I told them which banks I held cards with, balances and the interest rates for each. I'm still unsure as to whether any of this information could be dangerous. Time to call the bank.

this company has called me numerous times, though i've asked a representative to remove me from their list everytime.
today i managed to get a representative to let me speak to her supervisor, and when i asked him to remove me from their call list, he refused, though i told him that by law he must do as i asked. he then told me that i would have to pay $690 to be removed. i told him to remove me and send me a bill, then hung up, i was so angry.

My mom has been receiving calls from this place ; on a daily basis for weeks. She was annoyed and yestrday she pressed 1 and waited to be connected.
She told them to please take her name off their call list.......the lady told her to "calm her nerves"!

About 2minutes later the phone rang again and the same lady was on the other end....she asked my mom "DO YOU WANT ME TO COME TO YOUR HOUSE AND KICK YOUR ASS,I KNOW WHERE YOU LIVE" and she called my mom by her first name.

WE CALLED POLICE and have since traced the call. This is a huge fraud thing and the Police are involved. They have since called back again.

I have just recived a phone call frome this number and the anme of the company was "mcs programs" they are what is called a ligitamet scam if you have singed up for this interst rate lower it will cost you $400.00 for there service. I am glad that I was smart enough not to go throw with this and of course they did call me back a number of times.

You can complain here:
http://www.crtc.gc.ca/RapidsCCM/Register.asp?lang=E

Yes, I got a call from MCS (Mutual Cosaolidated Savings), like the rest I got a call (automated) press 1, then I talk to a lady that said the company she worked for dealt with several banks. She then stated that her company would get me a better interest rate, than what I was getting, so I thought this was legitament. So I proceeded to give her the info she requested, until she got to the three numbers on the back of the card. That's when I smelt something fishy, she had put me on hold, an while on hold I hung up and called my credit company an asked, if any withdrawals had come out of my account in the last little while, the answer was no, that was a relief off my mind. But while I was on the phone I get two calls both from the lady I had been talking too, so I told her that wer where disconnected, an this is where I started asking questions about who she worked for, an she told me, then she said that there would be a withdrawal on my credit card for the amount of $599.00 for her company to send out to me by registerd mail a package for me to fill in all the credit cards I have an that her company would get me a better rate, but that she could not tell me what the rate would be accept that it would be amuch better rate than what I was getting. This is where I said that I would call my own credit companys an get a better rate my self, this is when she said that she would call me back in a few days to see if I got a better rate. Well I did call the credit card company back an negotiated a much better rate, on both cards I have with the same company, I then called the other card company an got a much better raqte from them in fact 9% better, with MBNA, an 4% better on the first one. I saved my self $599.00. So if anyone wants a better rate Please call your credit company an negotiate a better rate, an if they don't give you a better rate, go to another company get a better rate then transfer over to the better rate.Hope this info will help to save you some hard earned cash!

I received a phone call with an automated message telling me that I had a limited time to prequalify to reduce my interest rates. I knew the operation was a scam but pressed one as directed and was connected with a caller who struggled to speak English. I questioned the caller who told me that she worked for MCS Program Services and was calling on behalf of the major credit card companies. I asked where I could return the call and she gave me an MCS 1-800 number.  

MCS is Mutual Consolidated Savings, the working firm of a corporation called United Savings Center, Inc. (UBI Number 601879629). The agent is Paul Thompson of 1215 Earnest S Brazill Street in Tacoma, Washington 98405.

www.mcsprograms.com
www.mcsprograms.ca

Also check out the non-profit Paul Thompson Religious Society (UBI Number 601981049 Charitable Registration #7870) of 3511 356th Street, Federal Way Washington 98003

Phone (425)204-1066
Fax (425)204-1067
Email whughes@mailcity.com

... and

Thompson II Religious Society (UBI Number 601981048) also of 3511 356th, Federal Way 98003.