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Primerica agent goal was to seduce husband
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May 10, 2008 Primerica complaint by Upsethousewife |
Primerica seems to be a good company. They seem to offer good stuff and good rates.
No where tho on the web site do they mention that they do not train the reps to act ethically.
My husband and I let this nice charming woman agent into our house to help us get our money in order.
She had much good to say, but it was not what she said that upset me..
Rather that she came dressed like a *** rather than a businesswoman. She wore a low cut top that kept my husbands eyes glued to her cleavage.
If that werre not bad enough, she seemed far more interested in him than US, or me. She even skipped over the "help us get out of debt part" and went straight to the " come join me in business" bit which my husband jumped at. It was obvious to me what sort of buisness he wanted to join her in, and frankly I got the impression that she wanted this as well.
Needless to say we are not buying any of their products, He is not joining her business.
I am going to make a formal complaint to her boss, the regional Vice President.
If you end up seeing this agent in your house, beware.. she is really only interested in your husbands attention, not your family business.
Here is the information on her business card
Donna Jean Brandt License # 605-1942
Monterey
Give this *** a wide bearth ladies.
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1. Written by Dear Abby, on 25-06-2008 11:39
Lets see your blaming Primerica because an agent dressed immodesly. First off the company cannot lay down any dress codes because all the agents are independent contractors marketing products from various companies that have affiliations with Citi.
Secondly if your pissed because your husband enjoys admiring real beauty then maybe you should get a *** job and a take a trip to the beauty salon. Men will look at beautiful women. That is human nature. If he had something attractive to look at, at home then maybe he wouldn't be looking elsewhere.
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2. Written by Will Pray, on 08-06-2008 19:13
I will be praying for you.
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3. Written by Mark, on 25-05-2008 21:01
Dressing provocatively is a personal issue. You may have refused to do business with her, and then chosen to have a different rep. come over.
You should have taken the offer of business as a compliment in my opinion. She may have seen qualities that may have made a successful business man, and extended an opportunity for you to make money on the side.
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4. Written by I think it is funny, on 14-05-2008 11:15
You may want to have you and your husband enter marriage counseling... What does this say about your husband if he has no regard to you as he sits and stares at her cleavage..
It sounds to me as if you are Insecure and have self confidence problems...
I know my wife wouldn't put up with me ogling other women... i doubt she would blame the woman... Your husband is the one who has no self control...
or... you could just be a manipulative, jealous, suspicious, non-trusting and paranoid...
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5. Written by JMJ-0132, on 13-05-2008 14:22
as mush as i love to say that i believe it's the fault of the sales person... i can't. the both of you let her into your home in the first place...
it's not like she changed clothes in your home (boy that would've been worse)...
still, maybe you should be worried about your husband-it's not like he couldn't help himself... if you want to be angry at someone, be angry at him...
just a thought. (sorry for any offending this may cause) i'm really just thinking out loud what i'm sure other have thought.
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6. Written by M Swanson, on 13-05-2008 11:21
You are right Miss Garcia women dress provactively everywhere you go. The women I think she was referring to are the ones who not only dress that way but actively flirt and come on to married men. If I gathered her point this women did this in front of her in her own house. I think her choice to skip Primerica, or at least that agent seemed wise. Perhaps find a male agent so there would be no conflict of interest.
I for one would not want a saleswoman dressed like a hooker to come into MY house.
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7. Written by Mr Term, on 13-05-2008 09:30
Well Damien keep telling yourself that. PFS has over priced Term products, They are not competitive with alot of Companys out there. Citi
has shopped PFS around for several months no bites. That was on the Wall Street Journal. keep your head in the sand captive robot .
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8. Written by Damien, on 12-05-2008 13:12
The only reason that Citi is selling Primerica is that they need some cash. Primerica itself is a self funding asset. It is only 1% of Citi's assets but is responsible for 16% of its net profit. When you need to raise capital PFS is more attractive to buyers than something that is not generating as much money. Primerica will not be affected by the sale.
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9. Written by Mr Term, on 11-05-2008 12:17
Jenny Garcia it doesnt matter vision or not PFS will be sold in months. It was on the Wall street journal. Can you see the writing on the wall.
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10. Written by Jenny Garcia, on 10-05-2008 21:29
It seems like this lady has some real insecurities about herself and is putting the blame on a comnpany that if she gave her husband the chance (because he is obviosly sees the vision) she would be forever grateful for the opportunity that was presented to her them. The way that she is writing shows that her "attitude" about this lady was very obvious and the lady probably turned her attention to the more positive partner of the relationship. She needs to get herself together and change her attitude because the reality is that women dress like this everywhere..even at the supermarke...does that mean she has banned her husband from leaving the house as well????
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