called today on my cell phone.

I just met with Mr. Grossman.  He is a VP. He's hiring people direct to him because he is in charge of expansion.  Too bat mouse didn't follow through... did you even call him to say you weren't coming in, or did you just not show.  Grossman has many contacts, it's obvious once your enter his establishment.  Very good conduct, very professional atmosphere - I hope I get this chance!!

This is a pyramid scheme. They just want you to recruit more people and rip off your friends and family so the people on the top of the pyramid can get rich. Look up how much the average agent makes and you will see what it is all about. According to their own website, the average income of a Primerica representative in 2010 was $5,296 - what a joke:

http://www.primerica.com/public/primerica_disclosures.html

After seeing the list of CMA sponsors on their website, I question the point of checking with the CMA.  Here is the quote from their website that matters: "CMA is a private trade association funded by its members."  The CMA isn't out there to promote good.  It's out there to promote the sponsors' interests.  Strawberry said, "If not listed, ask yourself why?"  Shall I raise suspicion to the tens of thousands of other companies, then?  How about asking why there are only 20 sponsors to the entire organization, and why they are bothering with funding the CMA?  Whatever may be said about MLMs and Primerica, I question Strawberry's judgement.

Mel -

If you were asked to pay a fee for this "job" then told it could not be refunded, you should file a complaint with the Ontario Securities Commission:

http://www.osc.gov.on.ca/en/Investors_questions-complaints_index.htm

Online complaint.