I received a similar call from someone named Kelsey. She said I waited on her and she was impressed, etc., etc..  She assumed I was busy, and I was [at work] so I offered an email address where she could fill me in on info regarding the job offer and company.  She said, "Well, I'm really not that into emailing, but I'll give you my number and you can call me any time."  I'm older and I have a background in the legal field, so when someone is reluctant to "put it in writing," a red flag goes up.  She may be on the up-and-up, but I think I'll pass.  Hope this is helpful to other. Thanks to all for the preceding comments.

I just received a call also from Kelsie who threw me the same pitch that I was super helpful.  Her name just didn't ring a bell at all so I thought i would also google the number.  Told her I was happy where I am.

You trick your friends and family out of money to buy "investments" you will never be taught to understand, just sell. The clowns up the pyramid all take a slice. Just like amway, except amway actually sells real products that anybody can understand.

Hey. I actually just met with Kelsey from PrimeAmerica. Supposedly they help get your finances straight and help you get ready to retire. But in all honesty, her name is Kelsey and she is super nice, i just felt unsure of how legit the company is. It may be a pyramid scheme...

I just got called at my part time second job the night of 2/3/12 by this "Kelsey" person from number 612-237-2951. It was pretty obvious she was just trolling for suckers. She insisted it was me who helped her with her pizza order earlier in the evening (strange because I didn't directly help any customers that shift). I supposedly really "impressed" her. ha. Said she had a great job opportunity for me that didn't require much and they could train. I said no thanks I'm all set but she gave me this phone number. I asked her the name of the company and she said it was "PrimeAmerica". Doubt it. Sounds like she's the one with the crappy "job".

No one is on the line.