Re: Primerica SCAM! -- Been There, Done That

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Re: Primerica SCAM!

Author:
Jason

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Date Posted: 13:53:51 05/20/07 Sun
Author Host/IP: 76.64.74.217

I've read most of the posts here. Many people are saying that you have to work hard and not be lazy, and that this job is not for everyone; I'm curious to what is involved in this work? As in what do you do when you are 'working'? What do you mean by 'not for everyone'? My friend went to a presentation for Primerica and already paid the $200 for the course. She told me she can make so much money, but most people at the presentation were only highschool graduates. Nothing wrong with that, but leads me to my question before, which is what exactly is the work you do? Do you recruit people to make money, or do you do financial planning, or do you do calculations, etc? I'm just a bit puzzled as in how you can make so much money with what seems to be little training? I also find it offensive that some comments from Primerican's on these posts are stating that people who have a 9-5 job are not living their lives and are at the bottom. Every job is important and somone must do it. I'm getting paid to do somthing I love to do, and for someone to come and say your not living and your at the bottom, makes me think that they don't understand how anything around them really works.
Anyways, I'm just curious, and I'll probably find out more about Primerica as my friend starts working.

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