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In Reply to: Re: Re: Whose got Primerica figured out??? posted by FYI on December 19, 2003 at 17:56:45:
: Fred:
: There are MANY reasons to not join PFS but that whole life policy on that website is not one of them. That policy cannot be "bought" by a consumer or "sold" by a PFS'er as an initial policy. It was only available as a conversion and was discontinued.
: :>>>>> I figured them out to be a bunch of liars trying to sucker me in by telling me what I wanted to hear. Once a saw a copy of that issued Primerica Whole Life policy on a website I knew they are a just a bunch of renegades. You couldn't pay me money to buy anything from them.>>>>>>>>>>>
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Sorry to disappoint you but the Primerica issued whole life policy is genuine.
In fact, if you look at the policy you will see that the insured's place of employment has been blackened out. When the policy was first illustrated on my webiste the place of employment was not blackened out but the spokesperson for the Primerica General Counsel's Office requested I do so in exchange for the May 21, 2003 letter signed by Addington and Williams acknowledging that Primerica is not solely a "Christian" organization.
The field force is not allowed to make available on a conversion the Primerica Whole Life policy they are handled only by the Home Office upon contractual demand because the Primerica Whole Life Policy remains as one of the policies in the company's insurance policy.
Can you obtain a letter issued by the Primerica General Counsel's Office saying that the whole life policy illustrated on my domain was not issued on the date it was with the illustrated policky number. That sounds like a challenge to your posting saying that my publication is a renegade doesn't it?
Only a renagade would mistakenly believe that I would ever put myself in harms way with Primerica to post a policy to the Internet that the company did not issue. :)