In a sidebar to this hoo-hah, here's this week's business news on Primerica:

Citigroup to Sell Last of Its Stake in Primerica
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2011/12/13/citigr ... rimerica-stake/

"Citigroup ... prepares to sell the last of its remaining shares in the firm it took public last year.
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Primerica’s stock was down about 6 percent in premarket trading on Tuesday."

Citi Sells Last of its Primerica Shares
http://www.forbes.com/sites/marketnewsvideo/2 ... imerica-shares/

"Citi spun off the provider of insurance, investment and savings products last year. Primerica now serves “Main Street” America as a standalone company, competing with companies like MetLife and Prudential."


So Primerica now has to strike "subsidiary of CitiGroup" from all of its promo copy and sales presentations. It's been reported that sales spielers would try hard not to mention the name "Primerica" until totally necessary. Momma's apron is lifted from its face now, not that hiding behind a Bailout Bank was any great shakes. The Primerica name is part of a long heritage of fraud and name changes, and if the current name is as soiled as certain corporate trolls fear, another rebranding is coming in 2012.

I received a call from this number...he knew too much private information, said he was from Primerica, talked very fast and was high pressure. Told me he got info from the Bay, Zellers, Wallmart, etc. There is no way that the Bay, or others would ever release private information.

Beware!!

There is A LOT of noted criticism of Primerica and the way it operates. Search online and you'll see.

Some have called it a pyramid scheme - plus, isn' it a little suspicious that a VP is doing telemarketing?

Look a little deeper - do some research and then decide for yourselves.

Just be cautios and skeptical - there is no such thing as a free lunch.

there is a flaw in your statement cat. please tell of how would you know of how many "contacts" does Mr.Grossman have and the "environment" at  this firm of you have not Yet gotten a "Chance"???  Its funny how on this forum one can change their name quickly and easily, hence, leaving comments as they from another perspective.

The users say they were contacted by Primerica; you say Primerica never contacted them and ask to take your word for it?.... What's clear is the public has questions about Primerica and how it operates. Could you address the questions and refute the wrongful information in a public response?

I joined his team but changed my mind the next day and he still processed my hiring papers even though I told him not to. I am so upset. I suggest everyone with a problem with this person to contact the company head office and complain. The number I found to complain is (905) 812-3520 or +1 800-387-7876. I hope this helps everyone.