thanks to all who posted here. I just got a call a my home number from this guy who identified himself as Johnathon Lellert, with the expanding business rhetoric. I was about to call but looked here first and diverted 5 minutes of my life here instead of there.

Just got a call from this guy, he was like is so and so there. I said yes, speaking. It took him a few second to even figure out he was speaking to the right person! I said what industry are you expanding in? He said he "didnt like the way this call was going" and hung up. I said I have every right to ask why you are calling me and what industry you are working in. Stupid goof!

Primerica is the company that Jonathan Kellert represents and it has a bad reputation. He is looking to add new people to his group in order to rise up in what is a MLM (multi-level-marketing) scheme. Primerica recruits under trained commission only people to sell insurance. However, you need a license to sell insurance so it's really just a way to get access to you and your friends and relatives so he can sell dubious financial product with heavy commission fees to them.

Stay away from this person.

Got a message from with the same details i.e. works for PFS and wants to expand business. Not talking to him. Smells like a real fraud case.

I received the exact message complete with the spelling and grammatical errors. He's trolling through Monster looking to sell insurance to you. He is not exactly lying but it's far from the truth. The first indication of concern was that this huge company is not named. Why not name yourself unless it's to prevent an easy Google search? The spelling and grammatical errors also raised a flag. The line: "not looking for people with that experience" also worries me. The claim of 25 offices in the Vancouver area is also odd. I found only 6 offices listed in the Vancouver area and when I went to Google street view there were no signs for PFS or Primerica. One was a chiropractors office and another an empty building that was for sale. A third at 8872 Hudson street was there. It shares a building with a lock smith and has cheap plastic signs in the window. The office at 4309 Fraser street is not bad looking and has a proper sign but shares a building with a hair salon. I'm seeing cheap rented offices in areas completely away from the financial district. After linking PFS to Primerica and seeing the reports on the activities I am warning others to be careful. It looks like they are trolling job sites for email addresses and attempting to lure desperate job seekers.

Same. From Monster. Not sure if it is a scam, but I am happily employed.

Hi guys, got the same phone call from this guy, I wasn't interested at all, kinda weird because I did not even post my resume on any website online because I have a toddler to take care of.  Thanks there's google, it gives heads up to everyone.