Susan
Rancho Cucumonga,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, May 15, 2004
With all due respect, you claim to be a legal professional, but can't be direct? Be direct my friend. There not going to get upset. But you are giving them permission to follow-up by making excuses. How does being persistent with permission make that a scam? We are, like yourself a professional. We have the same licenses required as any other major financial institution. Unless the NASD, SEC, Dept of Insurance, Consumer Finance Laws, relating to Real Estate Lending are fraudulent, then I guess we are. But they are not. We may have different methods, but that does not make us a scam, uneducated, or unintelligent. Please consider all the facts before you form an opinion. You of all people should know tha.
Jeff
Muskegon,#3Consumer Suggestion
Fri, May 14, 2004
Betty, Are you on the national Do Not Call list? If you are not, sign up immediately. If you are, contact your state Attorney General's office and inform them that you are being solicited constantly by Primerica. They, along with all other financial companies, are prohibited from calling individuals at home to sell their services.