This is just to warn those that may try to pursue a "career" with Primerica. Yes it can work for some, but even their website says the only ones making the big bucks number around 1.5%.
The whole idea isn't necessarily bad, and I'm sure there is some good they can do. Here's the problem though. They "use" people to no end. They bet on the fact that most that pay the $200 licensing fee will not make it.in my group alone there were 20 people in the "Orientation" (nothing but a sales pitch). Just think if even 10 of those paid the fee... That's 2000 bucks. Oh. And they're all too willing to give you a free FNA. That's nothing but marketing people. Plus each person gives them leads to start the cycle all over again. Smart... Yes?
Maybe so, but unless you are a hard-core salesperson that has no regard for other people's feelings or financial well being, it's not for you. I couldn't live with myself if I actually paid into something so blatently wrong.
For those that defend them. Sure you may be providing a good service to some, but how do you defend such blatently deceptive recruiting techniques? It is a shameless way to get leads, and no one that defends Primerica can deny that. (Unless they've become so brainwashed they've convinced themselves.)
I thought it may have been real, but when I leaned over to the person next to me and asked them how they ended up here, it was the same answer. A call "out of the blue" about needing managers for new offices opening up. Come to find out, that is part of the training as evidence shows by searching here and on other sites.
Don't fall for it people. There's too many other avenues out there to make more money and get out of debt. Simply by experiencing this, I will NEVER look to Primerica for my needs and will do my best to steer clear of anything that has to do with Citigroup because of this.
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