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.

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.

I was in Primerica for 15 years. Without telling all the details of my time in that company. It was my bread and butter. I made my living, but I admit to make money in Primerica you have to be able to sacrifice a lot of people who will fail.  Just like you I have learned money concepts that I think are good concept, but after  15 years in the business I can say that those concept don't work. It did not work for me and my family and it did not work for any of my 1,000 plus clients. All I did for them is provided them a very expensive term insurance and have them open an IRA. Good concept but they can do better somewhere else. I'm glad I finally decided to get out. Please learn the concept and then look at the numbers. PRI is public company, try to make your research and not stick solely to what they say. Primerica is good and so a lot of companies. Please don't be like me before. I became a hater of other companies and their agents just because they don't hold the PRI concept. And I have lost a lot of friends. Most people are good even they do not work for Primerica.Here's a recent public news: money.msn.com on PRI

Awesome Michael - thank you.  I went in for the interview, and it was one of the best experiences I have ever had.  What a professional team - what an awesome company - nice guy too!

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Thank you for your timely response Julia Forte.  I’ve been writing to you and your team for three weeks now, and until now you hadn’t responded.  

“The users say they were contacted by Primerica; you say Primerica never contacted them and ask to take your word for it?....”

Yes! As a responsible administrator I’d ask that you look at the facts, many of which were provided to you in “!” replies.  Primerica has over 6000 offices in the United States and Canada.  When someone ‘Googles’ Primerica – This forum does pop up.  There are many cases in this blog that site “I've read through quite a few of the posts in this forum and couldn't resist throwing in my opinion...” and “My husband got 'hired' by Primerica about two months ago through CareerBuilder.com. He has a bachelors degree in Public Relations...” These are just two examples of many that are either ‘passer-bys’ or disgruntled with someone else using this form to vent! NO ONE HERE has EVER used CareerBuilder, We’ve Never travelled to St.Louis (another post), and we sure as heck never met (or called) “Punch” who clearly wrote “I was recently referred by a friend to "Primerica" for an "opportunity." “

On your home page it is written:

Reverse Phone Number Lookup
This is a user supplied database of phone numbers of telemarketers, non-profit organizations, charities, political surveyors, SCAM artists, and other companies that don't leave messages, disconnect once you answer, and simply interrupt your day.
If you received a strange call, unwanted SMS message, or just came across a number you don't recognize and want more information about, most likely you are not the only one. Search for this phone number to see the reports of others. If there are no reports yet, leave your comment to start a conversation.
“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?” Julia – if the ‘public’ has questions they can call us.  They are welcome to comment to any of our representatives directly – IF WE’VE CALLED THEM!  If they have issues with other offices or divisions of the company they need to resolve those issues with those offices or our Home Office.  Allowing negative and abusive posts remain when they are not of our doing is completely unfair.
“You will be challenging the anonymous posters? If yes, why not here?” We are only challenging the posting for which we know for certain we DID NOT CALL.  I’m not going to get into an on-line debate with people I have never called nor met.  As “difficult” as it is for you to “stay objective” we’re simply asking you to diligently read through the comments – it’s clear that there are multiple comments that we obviously NEVER CALLED! In fact, about 10 days ago we tagged all the comments that were never CALLED by our office.
Again, I appreciate your response.  I know as a responsible business woman it is of the upmost importance to maintain both your integrity and dignity.  Oh, and before you write “I take it you decline my offer to explain your side of the story and prefer to blackmail...” Give me more than 50 minutes to respond – I do work too sometimes!

Ray Anchetta