THANK GOODNESS I checked it out, the audacity. He was so pleasant from the start, and his script seemed so perfectly rehearsed that a mini red flag went up in my head, but then he continued to talk and talk about the opportunity, how no financial background is required, and that all I need was a love for people, good interpersonal and communication skills, and pretty much all of the other laundry terms that job seekers put on their resumes. So, it was hard to accept the interview because he made me feel so confident and optimistic about being a "leader" and a part of "the biggest financial institution in the world". My sister and her close friend both attended the first interview and confirmed that it was highly unprofessional. The questions that they asked were basic personality questions, hardly the grilling that one would expect from a solid company. I am supposed to go to my interview tomorrow, and if "Tal Grossman" had left a number to contact them if anything should arise, I would've had the courtesy to let them know I wasn't interested, but they didn't. So? Again, thank goodness I did my research!Also, for those genuinely looking for the "truth", just keep doing your research, go with your instincts, and be weary of  the super positive comments such as the ones below, because they too might be hired by Primerica or similar companies, doing damage control on helpful and informative sites such as these.Good luck to those still looking for employment!Stay positive!!!

"When you sell yourself to family and friends, you do just that. If you get them to buy, you have perhaps put a few quick dollars in your pocket, but in so doing you traded integrity that you once had with the people who trusted you most. This same integrity, mind you, is integrity that you cannot easily buy back. Regardless of how big your sphere of influence might be, staying on this path will guarantee that your well will eventually run dry." I have a brother and unlce that do not even speak to eachother right now over this Primerica b***s***. He is right if your not smart enough to see that this is a pyramid scheme (a bad one at that) you'll know when your personal relationships go to s*** because of money lent/spent/borrowed. These fools called me today with an interview opportunity. (647) 693-6569 is the number that called me today to their credit the lady i spoke with was very courtious and polite. Still not interested though

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

I agree with Strawberry. MLM is tough. Thank goodness that Primerica is not Multi Level Marketing! As Strawberry knows, Primerica is regulated by the government - check www.fsco.ca - That's the website for the |financial service industry, or www.ific.com - for all mutual funds.  As Strawberry clearly points out MLM comiossion cheques are low because you using "internal consumption" Selling to a saturated market - that's what you get for selling vitamins and soap.  Primerica deals with MONEY - everyone needs RRSPs, Mutual Funds, Education Funds for Children, Life Insurance - products that solve needs.  Thanks for the insight on MLM Strawberry, thank god there's still hope out there with companies like Primerica, and people like Straw and I!

I got the same phone call from this guy. He talks real fast with a sales manner. He convinced me that someone referred me to him and they're hiring for a leadership position with no experience in finance. I went to the first interview and he called me back today for a second interview. I'm so not going after I read these messages. Thank you guys!

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!!