I assumed it was a company I actually applied for. The first offer for a job came from a customer at a local video store I worked for–he touted my great “customer service skills.” The second offer came as a phone call from someone looking to fill a “management position.” It just so happens, the previous week I had put out a dozen or so resumes to various companies for “management positions.” The opportunity was appealing the second time around because they catered to exactly what I was looking for, yet forgot to mention who they were. I was recently offered an opportunity to work for Primerica … again. I have recieved so many emails from people who thwarted this company by reading the posts of those who have had experience with Primerica in that past… I don’t want to see these people duped. Please send as much traffic and links with the anchor text “Primerica Scam” this way as possible. They get a blog post on whether “Primerica is a scam” that is written by “Primerica.” That’s right folks… Primerica is in on the debate… complete with fake comments and the removal of anything negative.Īnyway, I’ve decided to move on to wordpress which will hopefully serve as a stable platform for free speech. So, the English teacher who used one of my blog posts on writing dialogue for screenplays as a lesson for his students no longer has access to the information and thoughts I provided in that post… nor do I.Īlso, everyone that goes on Google trying to figure out if this shady financial services company is legitimate or not… they do not get access to an open forum that has the input of highly knowleable financial experts.

Google complied with the removal of my entire blog network… a network that included a filmmaking blog that had academic links pointing to it. Now, the funny thing is… months later (yesterday) someone contacted Google and made the claim that my blog was in violation of their terms of agreement for “Spam.” What Spam are they talking about? The links to my personal websites and business of course… Little did I know that the post would skyrocket to number one in the Google rankings for “Primerica Scam” and end up with nearly 10,000 visitors a month.Ī few months later, Primerica contacted me and asked that I take the post down.

Okay, so, for those of who do not know me… I created a blog post on Jabout Primerica Financial Services after having a very bad experience with them numerous times.

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