Hi, folks. I'm a newspaper reporter (St. Petersburg Times) who joined
this board (after disclosing fully what I was doing, of course) a year
ago to check out people's experiences with a company called Advantage
Conferences. Now it's something else: Primerica.
I came across this company a couple of weeks ago, when a close
friend invited my girlfriend and me to join her and her husband to some
meeting in Tampa for a "marvelous business opportunity.
about helping people get out of debt.
It was supposed to be okay because CitiBank was its parent
company. Checking online, it seems that the company referenced by
Primerica is CitiGroup, but they use the same logo and maybe that's the
same company.
Anyway, I'm assuming for the sake of argument right now that it's
a legal company.
I do wonder if anyone has any insights on something called the
Ripoff Report. This was the link she gave me to show that Primerica
has rebounded "after a poor start." But the Ripoff Report in its own
website describes its mission as "corporate advocacy," one that accepts
money from companies that have taken a lot of negative publicity on the
Internet. A PR firm for mlms, basically.
So the Ripoff Report's "investigative" work shows that "Primerica
shows total commitment to resolve all issues and misunderstandings,
committed to serving clients & agents Rip-off Report investigates and
finds most of what is posted is ridiculous like this title, Primerica
Financial Services - Traveler's Insurance, chanting Amen, perhaps
comparing Primerica to a cult."
I'm wondering if the Ripoff Report has any clients besides
Primerica, or if it is itself a creation of Primerica.
Andrew Meacham
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