Called at 7:45 in the evening to talk to my husband about a financial position within company.  Said they had gotten his info of off Hot Jobs.

Received the same call as the rest of you today. Debbie Townsend who did not say where she was calling from but wanted to discuss my resume. Think I too will pass on this one.

Don't waste your time with Primerica. It is a sales company that operates as a pyramid scheme. Just got a call from the 2nd time. I went to look at last year and walked away quite disappointed

I also got a call from someone named Debbie Townsend.  She left me a message saying the same thing, that she saw my resume and wanted to talk to me. I thought that it was very strange that this lady did not leave the company name as well.  I am so thankful that I googled this number to find out the truth. Thank you guys SO MUCH for the heads up! :)

wow i thought i was the only one who thought it was wierd she left no company name, thanx guys

Same here..Debbie called me and did not state the name of the company so I googled it and found this page! No thanks Debbie! Thanks guys!

I also received a voicemail from Debbie Townsend from this number.  She said she "had a chance to look over my resume" and wanted to talk to me.  Any person that calls and does not leave the name of the company that they are calling from is automatically fishy to me.  I have received calls from other Primerica reps before and have asked them to stop calling me as I am not interested in their scam.  I will ask them one more time to stop calling me, and if they don't I will report them for violating the fact that I am on the "do not call" registry.

I also got a call from Debbie Townsend who stated that Primerica was looking for someone that had some managerial experience and saw my resume on hotjobs. She wanted to interview me on Monday, but I think that I will run far away after reading these and other messages about Primerica on the web.

Debbie Townsend called and left me a voicemail asking that I call her to discuss my resume that she found online.  I googled her phone number and found this page.  I have gotten calls from Primerica before.  They are looking for people to be financial planners.  I attended their seminar back in 2007, and they want you to spend your money to obtain a certification to give financial advice.  It all seemed fishy to me, and I stayed away.  I would be very careful if you decide to look into this.