T.F.S.
Kenneth states he has an office at 22960 Shaw Rd. Sterling, Va....no T.F.S. office exists in the area (per T.F.S.) and there is no listing for said office in any database online.
I meant Ken for an interview. Great person and Unbelievable company. I got laid off after making 6 figures and now I want to be in business for myself! This seems like an honest opportunity and I am looking forward to putting my all into it!
You will only not make money when you have a negative mindset. Sad to see people with such lazy attitudes. They charge $99 to start your own business when you have to spend hundreds of thousands to own any other type of business in this country. I wish people would stop whining over $99, when they easily spend that on more ridiculous stuff that doesn't last a lifetime like this company!
@Tanya - I'm sorry, but to be frank, you're an idiot. And that also goes for any other yuppie out there that tries to justify this scam as possessing any sort of legitimacy pertaining to this "company's" claims. Mind you all that a scam does not necessarily always present itself in the form of identy theft or a scammer fishing for personal information. Honestly, to the ones that thought this guy "sounded" legitimate... Do you honestly believe that this successful business recruitor hand picked your name out of a all of the resumes listed online, and absolutely had to call you in order to offer you a chance to earn over six figures a year? And really, Tanya? It's "Sad to see people with such lazy attitudes"? It's sad to see scam artists getting rich off of those that are stupid enough to fall for something like this. AND THEN TRY TO JUSTIFY THE SCAMMER'S LEGITIMACY!!! Seriously... Let's break it down...
-Recruiter of a highly lucrative company contacts you.
-Recruiter tells you that a colleague (and acquaintance of yours) referred you to him.
-Recruiter tells you that he likes what he has heard and read about your resume, but then asks you what school(s) you have gone to/attend, and where you currently work...
-Recruiter offers you a position and chance to earn over six figures a year. All you have to do is meet him up at 1930 hours.
-Recruiter tells you that he works for a company of over six thousand employees and that if you call back to just ask for Ken (no last name every given throughout phone call).
Hmmm........ But then?
-Who is this colleague that apparently is your acquaintance as well? And why does he avoid answering the question when confronted with it?
-Why would he ask you where you have graduated from and where you work if he has read your resume?
-The majority of ANY entree level employee at a business firm (sales/marketing/recruiting/etc.) is at most barely over $40k. Yet with absolutely no experience he is going to offer you six figures?
To Tanya and the rest of the idiots on here trying to defend this "Ken" guy...
You are all either absolute complete idiots, or are in on the scam. If you are reading this post because "Ken" called you (just like me) and you came to this website to find out who he was... Please think twice about calling him back or giving him any of your personal information. It is all a scam and half.
I just applied to a job on craigslist and only moments later after applying I had a phone call form Ken. He said just ;ike most of you that he liked my resume and told me he was interested in having an interview with me. He said that his company has been around for 33 years(meanwhile he sounds like he might be 30) and that they have 300 locations. He asked me when I was available for a meeting. I told him a time and he excepted it. After out phone call I looked for the company name that he gave and could not find it anywhere on the web. SO I will not be going to the interview. I hope nobody actually goes to meet him.
Hello all I met with Ken and the rest of his colleagues. I was very impressed. This company if you look it up Primerica was picked by bloomberg business week as top 4 stocks with Apple, Green Mountain, priceline. I think bloomberg is way more credible then all of you people saying it is a scam. The company is publicly traded, better business rated A+. Sorry for all of you that base information on someone that just says anything. Don't believe me? Look up in bloomberg and you will see for yourself. Amazing company!!