- Report: #22651
Complaint Review: Primerica Financial Services - Carmel Indiana
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Primerica Financial Services
11711 N. Meridan St. Suite #190 Carmel, 46032 Indiana, U.S.A.
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317-579-1909
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Primerica Financial Services job con job by deceptive company Carmel Indiana*UPDATE: Primerica recognized by Rip-off Report a business opportunity well worth considering - it's not for everyone but many representatives make solid commission incomes. Primerica takes appropriate action against representatives conducting themselves improperly, pledges 100% commitment to customer service.
Recently I was contacted by a man name Javid from PSS, who told me that he was a hiring manager for expanding company and they were in need of some quality individuals to be trained for a middle management position in my area, and that my resume had crossed his desk. " About (6) months ago (2) different people had called my home with the same catch. Even though I had been searching for work on all of the internet job sites, I said it was not what I was looking for.
However, still needing work I decided to give it a chance to see what type of business that they were. So, I went to a class that gave a very brief overview of where and what the company actually did. But, the day before I kept asking myself "what's the catch?".... Toward the end of the class the catch was released, "$199.00 to start work at this job". It was not really a surprize to me, until another gentleman and I were leaving and began to talk about the class. Then it hit me,
the man named Javid had been sending me emails about debt
consolidation. Now, if we are putting all of our information on these websites to be considered for jobs. Are these companies digging in our privite lives, credit history, etc.....
James
Indianapolis, Indiana
However, still needing work I decided to give it a chance to see what type of business that they were. So, I went to a class that gave a very brief overview of where and what the company actually did. But, the day before I kept asking myself "what's the catch?".... Toward the end of the class the catch was released, "$199.00 to start work at this job". It was not really a surprize to me, until another gentleman and I were leaving and began to talk about the class. Then it hit me,
the man named Javid had been sending me emails about debt
consolidation. Now, if we are putting all of our information on these websites to be considered for jobs. Are these companies digging in our privite lives, credit history, etc.....
James
Indianapolis, Indiana
