Chris Lesch 604-710-7149 (cell)leschchris@hotmail.com  or CLESCH@PRIMERICA.COM .

It's been a long time but I'd like to take back what I wrote because of what this website has to say: the-truths-on-primerica.com. I read through all of it.

You sound very intelligent

Agree totally--- Their business model is basically this: You sign up 5 family members & a few close friends for some b.s. financial product and when you washout the regional execs could care less.  They keep your orphaned accounts and whatever residual rips that are coming down the pike.  It's not all that different from Amway, Avon, or all the new diet-crap "own your own business" garbage going around right now.

No im not aware of this, but now I am, as of November 5 2012 - I will have her removed frommy website and any others that I have anything to do with. Thanks

Chris Lesch is genuinly good person!!!

Primerica saves lives!
Primerica helps people!
Primerica ROCKS!!!

I am getting calls on my home-office from this number each morning. I haven't answered it because I am on the road but it would appear that a message is left and my message waiting light flashes. When I pick up the message later however, there is just dead air, so I fast-forward to the end and delete it. The next day, the same thing. It's very annoying because if I don't answer, I am paged and have to call in on my cell phone to pick up the (non)message. Seems like one more pointless computer-generated intrusion that victimizes people without them being able to stop it. I called to inquire and got a recorded message from Chris Lash (or Slash?). Wuzzup Chris?? Leave a message!

Had the same call to my company.  The guy who identified himself as Chris as well asked me if I'm open to work opportunities as a customer service.  After a brief conversation, he asked me to go to his company to have a look and understand more about his business.  In the end of the conversation, I asked him where he got my phone number, he said he called my office a few days ago and liked my phone manner!  The whole thing sound unusual and weird.

Just had the same call to our business line.  The guy identified himself as Chris. He asked a lot of questions & wouldn't answer mine.  He said that he'd call back around 6:00PM tomorrow to see if our office is still open.

They call me every Saturday.  Often a couple of times in a row within a few minutes.  I never answer this number.

Just had the very same call - very weird.

The called, asked a couple questions, would not answer mine then hung up. I just wanted to know who's calling and what it was regarding ?

same here..called my business partner and i..asked some question and didn't answer ours than hanged up.  called him back and answering machine picked up.  all I knonw is that he goes by the name chris.  its okay..got someone looking into it..lets see how he reacts when i show up at his home demanding some answers..i'll keep you guys up to date.

any word?  been getting calls from him too.

I've also been getting calls from him too at my office! weird...

Same deal at my place of business!  Talked to this guy on the phone and told him I didn't like him.  Actually, the guy was pretty humble and said he was expanding his business and simply prospecting for potential talent (or words to that effect).  Said his business is financial services.  Maybe we oughta just leave him to his thing cuz what he's been doing definitely ain't illegal and he didn't give me any impression that he's a s**t disturber (even though it was coming across that way to me).

this guy has called many times and it is starting to scare me.

Just talked to Telus- they said after getting a call hang up and press *57 and log the time and date.. after 3 of these calls that is when the police get involved. Just imagin how many people he is doing this to... if every one of these comments typically are 1% of the complaints.  This guy Chris is gathering info on businesses.. for what? be careful out there.

He called my work and asked for my name and when I was open till. Next day I wasn't there and he asked for me and said "I'll just try her at her other number" I'll be hitting *57 now.

Oh and here is his work address. #100 - 25 King Edward Street, Coquitlam,  V3K 4S8

Hey.  I wouldn't sweat it.  I'm guessing that a lot of financial companies would throw dirt at Primerica if they're doing this 'get out of debt' stuff.  Pepsi doesn't say good things about Cola.  Apple bashes Microsoft.  K-Mart despises Walmart.  Investors Group disses Edward Jones...  They may even go to the extent of writing a blog on the internet pretending to be an anonymous person who test drived the company.  I'd like to believe what I wanna believe but I also don't know what to believe.

I had the same guy phoning my business two weeks ago.  He called and asked my receptionsist for hours that we were open, then he asked a couple of questions about what our comany does, then wanted the names of people who work for me.  He called back couple of times to talk to my employees about switching jobs and working for him.  Wouldn't give much info.  I got the number for his head office and called to complain about him stalking my employees.  There has to be something wrong with a company that tried to hire people this way - run an ad like everyone else does when they need people.

Got a call from Jonathan (778) 847-6086. He told my wife he got my info off Monster.

Do they not look at the desired industries you want to work in.

In the last Two days I have had one interview and a discussion with manufacturer/company that I WANT to work for- I get annoyed with these people wasting my time.

Read the profile if you are goin to ask me to take the time to listen to you- take the time to read my info.

Just saying.

I got a call from Jonathan Nalyssa at caller ID 778-847-6086.  He says he got my contact info off of Monster.com.  I really dislike multi-level BS jobs.  He says he wants to meet me for an interview at 25 king edward street.

this is a sales leads type of employment. your instructor or (mentor) sells
mutuall funds to your family and friends, you get zero commission and zero for expenses. Primarica funds have done terribly on the market, they are front end loaded. if you want to distance yourself for life from family and friends, this is the way to really blow them off, for ever. friends and family feel like you have ripped them off, and in a way, you let the instructor/mentor to do just that. if you attend a meeting, don't let them look at your cell phone or address book as they will use all of the names and contact information to pester these folks.
do not attend any of the information sessions, they are a waste of time and a rip off.

I agree with what others have said here. Got a call from this number (778-847-6086) as well. Couldn't talk at the time when he called as I was busy, but arranged to call him back. I'd sent out a few resume's in the the previous week (in the industry I want to work in) so I thought it was a call-back from one of them Decided to google his number since I only had his name and not the company and found this link here as well as a few others. Figured I'd call him back just to make sure, and yep, told me right off that he's with Primerica and that he got my info from Monster. There's NOTHING in my resume that even hints at wanting to work in finances, so I told him no and ended the call fairly quickly.

i agree -- have had many many of these kinds of calls while looknig for work.. they all get the info from monster or the like.. edward jones, primerica etc.. they all want you to work for free while you earn them money.. latest call was from this Jonathan, left # 778 847 6086.. said he was from what sounded like TFF... googled the number and got this link.. Its so very frustrating.. not calling back, that is for sure..  And no I don't think that they do check what industry you want to work in, if that is checked off.. they simply pull up a whack of names, write the name and phone number down and start calling..

This is him...

http://www.facebook.com/#!/profile.php?id=538502743&ref=ts

This guy Chris Lesh is calling my place of business and talking to all the girls here about a 'business oppertunity' that we can make money at.  He wants us to come to his office on tuesday night to discuss the possiblity.  He sounds kind of creepy, but one of my friends has decided to go check it out.  He says he's with a financial company called Primerica, but I don't know what kind of financial company randomly calls people at work to try to get them as employees.

Yeah right it's the competition posting about how bad Primerica is... they make you pimp out your friends and family during what they call your training.  After all you won't know what Primerica has to offer until they've trained you.  They believe the only way to train you is for them to sell to your friends and family while you watch and learn... fair enough...what's my commision? $0, my recuiter laughed at me and said I'm not going to train you for free (why the hell not I thought this corperate structure was predicated around teamwork not exploitation)

Hi, I'm writing to inform you of the negative experience I had with Primerica.  I live in Surrey, BC and was dealing with a branch in Coquitlam, BC.  My recruiter told me about the $100,000.00 club and was showing me the ring you get for making it while he was wearing it at the same time telling me how he had only been working full-time 6 months.  I was told the company would pay for me to take a $900 course that certifies people to sell mutual funds once I made District Manager.  He also told me they were a member of citigroup (increasing its legitimacy ten fold).  The day after I signed I was told it wasn't his ring but someone else's (blatant deception) and found out on my own that Primerica doesn't pay for the course but reimburses you and only after you've been there a year (BS).  He said he never told me the ring was his to which I replied that it was extremely deceptive, he then said aren't you an adult? They don't care about sales, I was told to just focus on  building my team... had I have done that I would have been spreading the same lies that my recruiter gave me about the mutual fund course, which was 95% of the reason I signed on.  That would have made me a liar and pisses me off.

Well, you can google the Pope and get lots of negative comments. You could google Home Depot and most other companies and get negative comments. The problem with using the internet, there is no fact check with these posts. What you might want to do is check "Ripp-off.com" and read the Editor's investigation. You might be suprised to see it's not a ripp off, but a real opportunity for someone who is business minded, not salaried worker bee minded.