I have been contacted by several locations in Primerica from West Chester to Kentucky. The first time I interviewed with Primerica all it was, was a glossy book showing their progress and success. Then I scheduled a time for a second interview for a half an hour but I was ten minutes late because I had a job and left a few minutes late. The lady said she had another interview and I had to reschedule. After that I said I had a few questions and the more I asked about this job being a scam and doing cold calls, she got mean and she told me that I could reschedule if I chose to and told me to leave.
The second time I went all the way to Kentucky and met with the man that recruited me, he showed me the exact same thing I saw before and I took it a step further and actually went to the so called "second interview" more like an information meeting. There were three other employees along with my recruiter, we exchanged chit chat until the last few recruits showed up. They asked us to refer friends and family but I left it blank. They showed me a video that explains vagually what Primerica is about.
Then a spokesperson talked about changing careers and how much success her new career has been. After the presentation we met our individual recruiter for another interview. I set a time but decided after reading about primerica on the website and from friends that have been an employee that I am not going to the second interview.
Then I got a couple more calls from Primerica and I told them that I am not interested and she asked why not and I told her that they are a pyramid company and she denies everything and I hanged up. She told me that she needs my phone number to put on the DO NOT CALL LIST. Why would she need my number if she is calling it right now?
They both deny or say that they do not know what a pyramid scheme is it. Can you believe them. The total cost for the license is like $238 dollars or so.
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