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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.

Like most others who have written on this website, i get a call from primerica, no clue who they are or what they're about. the "informational metting" gives you a little background of citigroup more than primerica. and all they tell you is that you will help people get out of debt. then they ask for $199.00 and schedule you for a private interview. where they hire you no matter what experiences you have.

what they fail to tell you is that its built like a pyramid and you get to make house calls. which means you can be wasting half a tank of gas in a day just to drive someplace where you wont make any money. im sorry with gas prices like they are i like to keep my gas. second they start you off by saying youll only be working 8-12 hours a week part time. they dont tell you you have to show up for training classes tuesday nights and saturday mornings at 8:30 AM!!!! and these never stop. lastly even though they say they collect the 199 to do a background check they never asked me for a social security card, birth certificate, or a form of a picture ID. which i thought were all standard upon hiring. anyway take away from this what you want, but wasting money to get uncertain money doesnt sound too appealing.

Amy
westerville, Ohio
U.S.A.