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I got a call from this guy. "Neil Lishka" He said he works for Primerica and that they are recruiting "key people" for opportunities in the Madison area. I googled Primerica. http://www.primericabusinessopportunity.com/

http://million-dollar-goal.blogspot.com/2009/07/is-primerica-scam.html
Here is a good link that explains it...

A Multi-level Marketing investment sales.

Neal Lisgrow (sp?) left me a voice mail yesterday, saying that someone had recommended me for a job opportunity.  I am not interested in selling insurance.

Same m.o.  Left a voicemail on my home phone.  Nice ego boost for an hour or so but not too surprising to find this info.  Do wonder at the criteria for the call.

Got the same call...I think I had Primerica insurance once, that might be the basis for call...

Report these calls to the do not call list people.  This company and several others are in breach of the law in WI.  The state is tallying complaints so turn them in!

I received the same message and did some research as well.  I also met with Neal for a preliminary interview.  Primerica has been around since 1977.  Primerica will be trading on the NYSE under the symbol PRI starting Thursday.  The company helps average people reach their financial goals.  Thanks for the link.  Primerica isn't a job, it's an opportunity for someone to build a business.  I think for the right person it is a great opportunity.

I got the same type of call from Neal Lischka.  His voicemail said "My name is Neal Lischka and your name has been recommended to me.  I am looking to expand my business and look forward to meeting with you."  I thought it seemed odd that he never told me the company he worked for or who recommended me.  Sounds like a hoax to me.

This guy is still at it - called my home last night

I got the same message.  Neal Lischka - Listra??

I got the same message as all of the above.  I did talk to him and he said there was no selling involved.  Ha!  He would not tell me where he got my name.  I am on the Do Not Call list so I will report them.  I don't appreciate the soliciting, vague, phone call at all.

Same thing - call on home phone and cell from this number, Same message as Nikki above.  Maybe he got the numbers from my resume, posted on CareerBuilder.  Glad I was driving and didn't answer the phone.

Same thing at my house.  I do agree, it's a nice ego boost, but I was equally suspiscious, given the vagueness of the details he left.  I'm glad I decided to google first.  I also plan to report him.  I can't stand being hounded at home unless it's legitimate!

I received a message from Neil Liska.  He is a District Leader with Primerica Financial Services.  Primerica recently went public and is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol PRI.  They are expanding both locally and nationally.  They are looking for people to work directly with clients, develop teams of representatives, and even develp offices.  For the right person it seems like a great opportunity.

Please, if you have received a phone call from Neil, consider the following: Capitalism has reached its nadir, and the corporate world knows this. The final grab for cash is on, and companies like Primerica operate sophisticated Ponzi schemes designed to separate you from your cash while you still have some (before the economy implodes entirely and all that is left are the haves and have-nots). Where did they get our phone numbers? Every social networking corporation from Facebook to Linked-In profits by selling your information to marketing firms. Depending on your profile specifications, you may become targets of the magical Acai Berry scheme, Metal Wristbands that cure arthritis, or Financial Products "proven" to build wealth during the economic downturn.

Woe to the desperate among us. Keep your heads, people. Unite in the struggle to outlaw bandit capitalism, corporate crime and complicit government.

I thought I would google this number from Neil and here I am.  I did find it odd he never said the name of the company ...  sorry Neil I know zero about insurance and I'm not interested in it ...

Received a message from Neil Lishka (sp?) with the same vague message as those above. I have a resume on Career Builder, which is the ONLY place the number he called is listed. I detest these fishing calls; I get the same set of calls from insurance agencies asking if I want to sell insurance, but at least they tell me the name of the company. Someone who can't be bothered to name who they are working for reads as a scam in my opinion.

I thought that it may be beneficial to shed a little light on the subject.  I am a client of Primerica and am very happy with the services they provide.  They also presented the opportunity and I declined as I'm happy with what I do and don't have to time at this moment, but am considering this on a part-time basis to be honest.  I simply said "no thanks" and that was the end of it.  I didn't feel the need to get nasty or anything like that.  

For those that feel like their privacy got invaded that is unfortunate, but in many ways one should thank that your name and number was passed along to Neal.  The opportunity is tremendous for those that want to work hard and willing to be coachable and learn.  It is not for everyone by any means.  If it was it would not be an opportunity.

Lastly I'll leave you with some facts regarding Primericas IPO (initial public offering) on April 1, 2010.
Stock symbol is PRI on NYSE.
200 investors in 5 countries
96% chose to invest
Warburg Pincus invested 230 Million... before they invested they spent 6 mo @ Primerica's home office and 10 million dollars in due dilligence research prior to investing.

When people said they did some research... did they spend 10 million of their own capital to do it... or just "google it?"

Actually Jim Cramer of Mad Money spoke of Primerica on his show... can be seen on You Tube for those interested.

I received the same call from Neal.  I met with him for an interview.  I was excited to hear Primerica is a growing company when the economy has been so challenged.  I contacted the Better Business Bureau and they have an A+ rating.  I'm looking forward to working part-time with the company.

I also recieved a phone call.  I was driving when I took the call and had no way to write down his information.  I asked him to e-mail me the specifics and he said that he had NO E-MAIL....  Who does not have e-mail and be in business????  I will be canceling my appointment.