You cannot even get a straight answer on a search, because the Primerica folks have the internet covered. But the above Yahoo link is the best I've seen.
Wow. They've really succeeded in saturating the web with "this is not a scam" pages. Even going so far as to register at least one domain name with "primerica" and "scam" in it (with a page that "investigates" Primerica and predictably concludes it's not a scam but an "opportunity" for those willing to "work hard").
I suppose it shouldn't be a surprise that there are so many pages praising/promoting it: By its very nature MLM gives incentive to this kind of behavior, attempting to assuage suspicions of the public in general, because the more suckers there are out there the better it is for everyone in the "game".
And to think I'd never even heard of Primerica until today!
You should have done some research on 800 notes too. We too have candidates & management who are hard working, motivated and have strong people skills when it comes to finding shills and scammers.
ROFLMAO... and yet, you STILL don't know the name of this "great" company. "With my experience I'm interested in the entry level..."-- still not knowing the name of the company, I would agree that ENTRY LEVEL would be suitable for you. I'd hate to see you doing a sales presentation or attempting to tell ME how to manage MY funds and you not even knowing the name of the company, nor being able to provide a link for the BBB rating, much less the website of the company.