December 29th, 2007 at 11:58 am
(auto financing, Debt and Credit Services, auto insurance, Banking)
Though Primerica Financial Services widely state in advertising that the company “help families become debt free and financially independent”, there are numerous complaints posted that state the opposite. How come that such a reputable and large company, international one, can fail to stick to its promises? No matter what, you have to know all the details and decide whether you would deal with Primerica or not.
Primerica’s services. Primerica provides different financial services such as life insurance, long-term care insurance, auto insurance, home insurance, various loans, variable annuities, mutual funds, mortgages, legal services, etc. The company is managed as a multi-level marketing organization. It is the largest financial service marketing organization in the United States. Primerica Financial Services has a huge number of clients all over the North America. Besides, the company has some branch offices in Spain. The company has a middle-income customer base. In 2007 Primerica Financial Services held the 30th Anniversary.
Primerica criticism. Notwithstanding the scale of the company, there have been a lot of complaints filed against the company. And generally the information about the company is very questionable and unreliable. People express in their complaint letters dissatisfaction and annoyance about the state of affairs in the company. Primerica Financial Services representatives and the respective offices were criticized for hiring new employees through fraudulent job interviews. People tell about their horrible experience while looking for the full-time or part-time job. Primerica representatives are like trained to lure people to work for them and do not explain what the job would consist of or what a new member exactly has to do. They just ask to pay the start up fee and expect that you would be able to earn $1000-2000 a month.
If you have some doubts about Primerica’s activities, you should better go on pissedconsumer.com and learn more not to get involved in some fraudulent activities or not to be scammed.
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December 29th, 2007 at 11:54 am
(Uncategorized, Collection Agency, Debt and Credit Services, Scam, Credit)
Sometimes the activities of the collectors are just striking. People all over the country complain and nothing is done to improve the collection practices. This predatory business is very profitable due to the suffering and losses of those who were unaware about the ways the collectors conduct their business. But if the most information about such practices was easy to find and to read, then it would be difficult for those scammers to be in business. Thus, we want to contribute to the upgrading of the general situation in the debt collection market and help the consumers. This is the article about Viking Collection Service.
About the company. Viking Collection Service is quite a large company that in one of the leading collection services providers. The company is in business since 1969. Accordingly, it has to have a lot of experience and a lot of ways how to perform successfully not only for the client companies but also for the debtors because what goes around comes around. The company claim to have usual skills-development trainings and monitoring the work of the employees.
Complaints. Though, there are a lot of complaints against Viking Collection Services about the fraudulent, deceptive and abusive debt collection practices. It seems like the company wants to profit on the backs of those debtors with bad or limited credit records. A lot of people claim that they were injured by the fraudulent and illegal acts of Viking Collection Services. The consequence of the limited credit lines and accumulating fees and other charges is to catch the consumers not aware of possible dangers and problems in a trap of a vicious round of compounding debt from which it is so hard to break free. Sometimes, Viking Collection Services even harasses their debtors and employ a variety of abusive and cheating collection technique created to threaten the debtors.
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