Primerica

Complaints & Reviews on USAComplaints

USAComplaints currently maintains 279 historical complaints about Primerica, published between 1999 and 2014. No approved complaints have been published on this site during the last three years. For a current reputation snapshot, see the independent sources on the full company profile.

• Refund promised within four months never arrived and no help givenPublished Jan 11, 2005 · Historical consumer allegation
• Few agents earn over six figures amid very high turnoverPublished Jan 11, 2005 · Historical consumer allegation
• Interview for design consulting turned out to be recruiting seminarPublished Jan 10, 2005 · Historical consumer allegation
• Paid $199 and passed insurance exam but refund never camePublished Jan 3, 2005 · Historical consumer allegation
• Misleading recruiting practices and undisclosed prepayment penaltiesPublished Dec 28, 2004 · Historical consumer allegation
• Company's own earnings table shows few reps earn over $100,000Published Dec 19, 2004 · Historical consumer allegation
• Lost $200 joining and recruiter asked for list of 25 peoplePublished Dec 18, 2004 · Historical consumer allegation
• Recruiter had no answer to farm sale tax exchange questionPublished Dec 15, 2004 · Historical consumer allegation
• Friend pulled into recruiting spends hours and ends worse offPublished Dec 9, 2004 · Historical consumer allegation
• Disorganized home office mishandles checks and licensing feesPublished Dec 4, 2004 · Historical consumer allegation
• Recruiting pitch targets hungry recruits with little financial trainingPublished Dec 3, 2004 · Historical consumer allegation
• Rep pitched products then refused to sell and asked for referralsPublished Oct 23, 2004 · Historical consumer allegation
• Refund refused unless I recruited three familiesPublished Apr 1, 2004 · Historical consumer allegation
• Commission-only sales job and recruiting meetings felt like a scamPublished May 1, 2003 · Historical consumer allegation
• Told recruiting was not MLM and asked for $200 license feePublished May 6, 2002 · Historical consumer allegation
• Thank you for warning me before attending recruiting meetingPublished Apr 3, 2002 · Historical consumer allegation
• Representative advised selling stock without understanding taxesPublished Jul 20, 2001 · Historical consumer allegation
• Recruiter pitched Citibank career then demanded registration feePublished Feb 1, 2001 · Historical consumer allegation
• Pay-to-join recruiting scheme with dishonest upline risksPublished Jul 19, 1999 · Historical consumer allegation