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In Reply to: Re: WFG & Aegon posted by eric on April 11, 2001 at 13:18:59:
: Same way Primerica is associated with Citigroup. Where does it say that if a company is large, it cant/wont/doesnt involve itself in questionable practices. Citigroup, Enron and Arthur Andersen are perfect examples.
: : I have no doubt that WFG is a scheme. But how can a scheme be associated with billion dollar company like Aegon? At least that is what the reps in cheap suits are telling asking me. Any response.
Get a life. Go to Aegon.com and you will find that Aegon owns WFG. Unless you don't know how to read and understand that Aegon purchased WFG and a Billion $ company would not purchase a scheme company. WFG is not a scheme because we are governed by the NASD and the SEC and if we were a scam then the company would not be able to continue its work. Maybe some people who work for WFG are liars and make up stories but those are the bad agents and are not complying with WFG's system.