I had six hours of my life last December that I can never get back. They were spent at the Primerica offices in Dallas on December 10,12, and 13. On December 8, I received a phone call from Primerica stating that they had seen my resume and to stop by on Saturday at 9. Upon arrival, I signed in and was whisked to a back room for a presentation. What a piece of work this was.
For the Dallas audience, I do not remember the names, but I heard from someone who was an attorney that quit to do work for Primerica. Still skeptical, I was introduced to Robert Schultz, who wanted me back on Monday for an interview. He had me fill out a contract and wanted my $199 for licensing, and wanted me to come back Tuesday Night for another meeting. I sat in on the same meeting I went to on Saturday, only in addition to the lawyer, I was told by an ex Texas Instrument worker, and a woman who was four months Pregnant at the time she discovered Primerica what a great opportunity this was. I was also introduced to mr. Schultz's wife. Seemed odd to me. I also stayed to take in a training session. That's when I heard the chanting and the Amens!
I may not be the most intelligent person, but even I can tell this was fake. I had to hear about how they were a "Christian" organization. Don't get me wrong, I worked for Chick-Fil-A, which also prided itself as a Christian organization, but I would bet Truett Cathy would not like how Primerica abuses this label.
When I left the meaning, I made sure, by my body language that I was Not Interested! I left the meeting and never looked back.By the way, I never gave the $199 to Robert Schultz, so I guess the contract is broken, oh I am so broken hearted... NOT!
I hope Kayla in Allen reads this, have a good laugh at my expense, you deserve to!
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