PrimeAmerica In Independence Ohio

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*UPDATE: Primerica recognized by Rip-off Report a business opportunity well worth considering - it's not for everyone but many representatives make solid commission incomes. Primerica takes appropriate action against representatives conducting themselves improperly, pledges 100% commitment to customer service.

I recieved a call at my work from a John Wilton, he said he was recruiting people with customer service management skills to help open offices in the Cleveland Area and he got my name from an aquaintence.I went on an interview, and it sounded like a good opportunity. He asked me to come back to meet with the VP Ed, but told me not to be suprised if other candidates were there. I went that evening, and there were 9 others there, we were put in a room , and Ed's wife Stacy came in and told us all the good PrimeAmerica does for middle class families, then Ed came in and described how Citigroup wants to expand Prime Americas market share in the region. We would be charged $199.00 for training, but we would then be licensed in the state of Ohio ( for what he never said). I thought, allright I would have a finacial planners license and for $199.00 training. I was invited back for a third interview. When I got home from the mass interview I described the job to my wife, she urged me to look up Prime America from the BBB ( No listings) then I looked up their web site, and like many others I was suprised to find no job listings. I did a web search and came upon this site. After reading the first letter about the deceptive practices that this Pyramid scam uses. I called my wife to thank her for her good advice. As far as the third interview, I am cancelling that this morning. Thanks for a great site. To anybody out there that gets a call from them STAY AWAY-If it sounds too good, it probably is

Dave
Cleveland, Ohio
U.S.A.