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Ok, I was "recruited" and it seemed legit but, the more i thought about it the more it seemed like a pyramid. I was the youngest at the meeting which, included lawyers, doctors, and real estate agent. I felt that they wouldn't fall for something illegal. I'm kinda interested because I need cash but, They failed to fully explain what I would be getting into. So, I'm turning to the all of you for your opinions and such.

2007-01-10 03:01:51 · 6 answers · asked by jls3tech 2 in Business & Finance Other - Business & Finance

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As an agent and a customer and studying the entire above feedback, I can have an understanding of wherein each person is coming from. There is not anything fallacious with their lifestyles coverage. Is it the most affordable? No. But after we speak approximately carrier, fine, and cost, you'll be able to on no account get all 3. The something that stands proud as being side of this enterprise, and once more, no longer each agent and workplace acts the identical (as in any trade), I can seem myself within the replicate day-to-day figuring out I am telling customers the one hundred% reality approximately price range. I'm no longer the speedy talker. I have a in charge to train shoppers on how price range paintings and it's as much as the client to make their possess selections. Finances is sensible, however many have intricate it to strike worry into the common Joe. The bible says "the reality will set you loose"...People are individuals. I have on no account had any of the problems spoken above due to the fact I admire the enterprise, my enterprise, and individuals as people and no longer simply one more quantity...

2016-09-03 19:43:48 · answer #1 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

The most common way that people are scammed by Primerica is representatives contact them about a job interview that turns out to not be a job interview. These people are then charged a one time fee and many times a monthly fee. The warm market of these people is sold by the training Primerica representative and the trainee is left to fail.

2014-06-17 07:08:33 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 2 0

Want to know what you're in for?

As a fresh recruit, they press hard to make you recruit others, to get your life insurance license, then your securities licenses, and to sell their products. As you move up, you're job becomes more of a recruiter and trainer than seller. You form a team to sell Primerica products and that's how you make your money. If nobody on your team sells anything, you earn nothing. Ultimately if you want to stay home and let the money come to you, you have to motivate your team to also recruit, sell, and train which is what RVPs do at all the training sessions. However, one question they never answered is, how many people signed up, and how many people actually become financially independent (nor their turnover rate for that matter).

2007-01-13 11:38:47 · answer #3 · answered by jeffrey3 1 · 2 2

I have an idea. Don't get yourself into a pyramid scheme. Instead look at the site HHS1.com, I work for them and make great money. When you are promoted, you get a big raise. When I started this job, I had no experience, now I make 25,000 dollars more than what I made only a year ago. Seriously look at the site and consider it. We train you and we pay you for it. If you get promoted and we relocate you, we pay for the entire move. It can't hurt to look into it.

If you like what you see or are even remotely interested, email me at capps02@msn.com. I can give you way more info that you might want to know.

2007-01-12 04:18:59 · answer #4 · answered by Anonymous · 0 6

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2007-01-10 03:26:49 · answer #5 · answered by That's not a question 1 · 1 2

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