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In Reply to: Re: Re: Primerica - contacted by a recruiter posted by Paul Jackuri on October 06, 2004 at 05:59:30:
: I was involved with Primerica for 4 years.
: Yes, they do contact everyone and will recruit anyone who will pay them $199. The trainer makes all the money while the new recruit gets absolutely nothing out of it. They take your entire warm market for themselves ie. friends, family, co-workers etc. It takes a new recruit at least 3-6 months before they start making money if they even do make money. Don't ever join that company.
: They have the most unmoral recruiting tactics. They approach strangers in malls and in other places to try to recruit them. They also go up to retail stores and take resumes from them so they can recruit them. This definately evades people's privacy.
: There are so many people out there who can see how immoral Primerica's business and recruiting tactics really are. Stay away from that multi-level marketing company ( Pyramid ).
Well, I must say that I was also invovled with Primerica, but I don't have a negative feeling about them like some people. maybe thats life, you have some who are and do, and then you have whiners and coulda shoulda been types and happen to be sore that they didn't make money. A pyramid is nothing more than a business of exchanging money for more money and no product or service is ever sold. Primerica is selling a product and service, so that eliminates that attack. Maybe you should stick with what you know and keep serving coffee, shut up, or actually learn what a "pyramid scheme" is before you blast off. I am not with the company, but I may not have done bad things either, as I built my own market and since I am a little more popular, I guess it wasn't difficult to find people.