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My sister and I were approached by a lady for a remote sales position and were told we wouldn’t have to pay a dime. we got on the zoom with the lady the following day and she said we had to pay for the 25$ reaccuring app fee and our own background check.. which was apparently 99$? She was pressuring us to pay too because we weren’t going to at the time and she ended up pressuring my sister and myself to pay the 124$ after that they pressured us to go through the classes and kept trying to push up to go ahead and schedule the exam for 40$. When we decided not to do it anymore within our 30 days we were told we couldn’t get a refund and were just out of that money. but when I had spoke to the lady that was supposed to be training us she made it seem like we’d be getting a refund if we talked to the regional manager. This whole company is a big pyramid scheme that I wouldn’t get wrapped up into if I had the chance to go back. They say they’re accredited on here but they haven’t been since the 70s because of the owner getting arrested for insurance fraud lmao.
$124
VA, USA- 24266
Employment
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Primerica Imposter
November 11, 2025
1101655
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