Print the value of index0
  • Report:  #222617

Complaint Review: Primerica

Primerica Help Primerica Brain Washed Spouse Wake Up.. Please Help!! Duluth, Georgia Newark, Delaware

*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.

  • Reported By:
    — Newark Delaware
  • Submitted:
    Tue, November 28, 2006
  • Updated:
    Fri, December 15, 2006
  • Primerica
    3120 Breckinridge Blvd.
    Duluth, Georgia
    U.S.A.
  • Phone:
    800-257-4725
  • Category:
    Financial Services
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: Where are all the Primerica people now? *Consumer Comment: Where's the Logic? *UPDATE Employee: Try supporting your husband *UPDATE Employee: Try supporting your husband *UPDATE Employee: Try supporting your husband

Please tell me the first step to make my spouse realize that he has been brainwashed by Primerica. Our house is in bankrupcy, electric has been turned off, car reposessed, etc. because he hasn't received a normal pay check in 3 years. I don't know what to do. We have four children.

Vicki
Newark, Delaware
U.S.A.

5 Updates & Rebuttals

Lisa

CLEVELAND,
Ohio,
U.S.A.

Try supporting your husband

#6UPDATE Employee

Wed, December 13, 2006

be a good wife and support him. he obviously believes in what he is doing. He is not doing anything dangerous or illegal. Also, and I hate to break this to you, but if you would have supported him and helped him in the last 3 years, you would not be in this position. I bet you that in the last 3 years, you just sat and complained to him about this right?

Being married is not about supporting your spouse when "you" think is the right decision or not, being married means that you should support each other when he or she strongly believes in what he or she is doing. I would advise you to talk to him again and if he strongly believes in this business, then you should support him by helping him. Maybe not doing exactly what he does, but maybe you can help him with the paperwork and follow-ups.

If he strongly believes in this and you constantly "bring him down" then you might lose him. I am not saying that him staying at PFS is right or wrong, I am just giving you marital advice.

Lisa

CLEVELAND,
Ohio,
U.S.A.

Try supporting your husband

#6UPDATE Employee

Wed, December 13, 2006

be a good wife and support him. he obviously believes in what he is doing. He is not doing anything dangerous or illegal. Also, and I hate to break this to you, but if you would have supported him and helped him in the last 3 years, you would not be in this position. I bet you that in the last 3 years, you just sat and complained to him about this right?

Being married is not about supporting your spouse when "you" think is the right decision or not, being married means that you should support each other when he or she strongly believes in what he or she is doing. I would advise you to talk to him again and if he strongly believes in this business, then you should support him by helping him. Maybe not doing exactly what he does, but maybe you can help him with the paperwork and follow-ups.

If he strongly believes in this and you constantly "bring him down" then you might lose him. I am not saying that him staying at PFS is right or wrong, I am just giving you marital advice.

Lisa

CLEVELAND,
Ohio,
U.S.A.

Try supporting your husband

#6UPDATE Employee

Wed, December 13, 2006

be a good wife and support him. he obviously believes in what he is doing. He is not doing anything dangerous or illegal. Also, and I hate to break this to you, but if you would have supported him and helped him in the last 3 years, you would not be in this position. I bet you that in the last 3 years, you just sat and complained to him about this right?

Being married is not about supporting your spouse when "you" think is the right decision or not, being married means that you should support each other when he or she strongly believes in what he or she is doing. I would advise you to talk to him again and if he strongly believes in this business, then you should support him by helping him. Maybe not doing exactly what he does, but maybe you can help him with the paperwork and follow-ups.

If he strongly believes in this and you constantly "bring him down" then you might lose him. I am not saying that him staying at PFS is right or wrong, I am just giving you marital advice.

Russ

Brandon,
Mississippi,
U.S.A.

Where's the Logic?

#6Consumer Comment

Thu, December 07, 2006

I guess I'm missing something with the OP..it took three years for her to realize her spouse is not making a living? Primerica stinks, but come on--three years?!?

Anthony

Beltsville,
Maryland,
U.S.A.

Where are all the Primerica people now?

#6UPDATE EX-employee responds

Thu, December 07, 2006

What say you Primerica apologist? Are there any suggestions for this woman? Or are you going to accuse her husband of being lazy, not working hard enough etc... Why is there no PFS response to threads such as these?

Respond to this Report!