I agree, Primerica is an enormous joke.

Someone tried to recruit me for Primerica; he claimed it was a great way to earn a living and I would be foolish to pass it up.

Long story, short: this recruiter quit shortly after because he realized that he had been duped. Last I heard he was selling trinkets at flea markets....

me too just received call from this #
was unable to hear anything

http://gatorcapitalblog.com/tag/primerica-financial/

Primerica is one of the TOP performing funds since its inception in 2010.

Impossible to be scammed by a top performing NYSE stock and let's not forget - Primerica, through Citigroup, was the #1 company on the Forbes Super 500!!  The only scam here is the broke trying to advise the hopeful!!

mentirosaaaaaa....

Mr. Grossman called me too -- for Team Leader. I knew I didn't want to go, but he was pressuring me on the phone so I said yes (always intending to back out last minute). Oh well! I'm not going to appear, and he can just see what he thinks about that. I'm guessing he won't be surprised.

Primerica is a legitimate company with suspicious tactics. I do not want my conscience to be tainted with guilt for similarly pressuring people to be recruited to something I do not believe in -- just to support myself? No thanks. I want a job where people can respect me and not the other way around.

Needless to say, my first reaction when I heard that this Mr. Grossman was from Primerica was disgust.

Went to one of these bogus "interviews" in one of their "offices" located in a shabby strip mall.  Was total garbage, of course, a total waste of time - just a pyramid scheme as others have indicated.  Was hounded for months after by these losers trying to get me to sign up.Even on their own website, buried under a tiny link to "Important Disclosures", they admit that the average income of one of their "representatives" in 2010 was (drum roll) $5,296 per year:http://www.primerica.com/public/primerica_disclosures.htmlQuite the little dialogue Grossman has going on here between fake posters about the thrilling "opportunity" they have been so exalted to be invited to participate in.  Then again, fake postings and bogus job offers are pretty much par for the course for this operation and others of their ilk.Avoid.