The number was on my cell as a missed call....thank you Samantha and Alina. I will ignore this and not call back.

The bottom of the barrel in the financial services industry, with the lowest commission payouts and highest turnover rate. Because it is a pyramid scheme, a large amount recruiting is required by a variety of means, which includes pressuring relatives and friends, approaching shoppers in Wal-Mart parking lots, going door to door, and even joining church groups with the express purpose of targeting new marks.

Interesting how the primertards, who claim to be making the big money, spend their time trolling sites like this promoting their scam - obviously the morons have nothing to better to do and aren't making anything at all.  Sign up for Grossman's scam today - that huge $5000/year income awaits:

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

Bad reputation. Have no professional experience and no leadership or market knowledge. Too much focus on recruiting and no focus on skill building. Everyone wants to recruit so their recruits can set appointments for them. Limited amount of products. In their training they outwardly promote recruiting stooges, just to get their "list" of warm market, and they don't care if that person quits or fails (as they always do), as long as they get that persons "list" first.

Shortcake clearly didn't understand the link. The CMA was set up by telemarketers to create an ethics code for telemarketers who join to follow. It seems the telemarketer in question has questionable ethics according to these posts.As far as MLM goes, in Canada, "An MLM plan is a plan with three or more levels (the operator and at least two levels of participants) that promotes the supply of a product to participants of the plan. Compensation is earned by participants in the MLM plan based on the supply of the product to participants and/or non-participants of the MLM plan. A legitimate MLM plan focuses on the supply of products rather than the recruitment of prospective participants into the MLM plan and offers products that consumers value and are willing to purchase."http://competitionbureau.gc.ca/eic/site/cb-bc.nsf/eng/03035.html#multi_levelI think people can decide for themselves based on this description whether a particular company is MLM or not.

Received a call from this number today, the guy said his name was Tal Grossman and he was calling from Primerica and then he said Citi Group.  He said they have job available in the finance department for someone with no finance experience (weird)! Then he said "I don't think you have finance experience", when I actually do have a lot of finance experience, but he did know my name and my number, so I think he got it from workopolis or something like that.He talk really fast.He called me last year and did the same sales pitch.My friend went to the interview and said its a company that tries to lure you in for insurance sales.I asked him if it was sales and he said no.  Oh well I'm not going to this stupid interview, waste of time.

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