Primerica
Paid $199 and Asked for Another $45, Seeking Refund

Miscellaneous

I was contacted by a Primerica rep stating that expansions were being made in my area and I was referred to them for a job. I suspected something odd when I had never heard the company's name mentioned on the phone. Out of curiosity I went to the interviews and I was doing great! I kept wondering how I was going to make any Money? After I had paid my $199 I was told to come back Sat. Morning for training and to remember to slap hands with people when I came in. I am not a touchy person, thought it was odd. Still curious I went on Sat where there was way too much slapping hands and praise Jesus remarks. I am not religious and prefer people don't talk about people getting saved! And then I was asked to fork over another $45 to attend a seminar! I drove the 23 miles back to my house and mind you gas is expensive and went with my gut and never returned to the cult like Primerica meeting. I called and said I was not interested and would like my Money back and asked how it would happen. Please tell me how to get my money back or am I screwed like everyone else? Please don't fall for the schmooze the way I did even if it was an old weather man


Company: Primerica
Country: USA
State: Ohio
City: Cincinnati
Address: 200 Technecenter Blvd
Phone: 5139654823
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