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So, did you ever get that call????   :-)You might want to look a little ****her than the BBB for Citigroup and Primerica information.  For Melissa, the story is simple.  Nice a** but no substance.

Just in case this helps. I got a voicemail to. I looked up this Primerica Financial Services. Primerica is actually a subsidiary of the financial powerhouse Citigroup. Citibank is also part of Citigroup. Both Citigroup and Primerica are rated highly by the Better Business Bureau. I'm awaiting a return call back.

Called left a message asking to return the call. Good sale pitch. No Company name, no address only stated the time she was going to be there. Called between the time. The call went to voice mail. Thanks for letting me know.

Once a***n, this has to do with PRIMERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES, which is an insurance MLM s****ed back in the late 70s.  Speaking directly to "rn's" comments above, Google PRIMERICA and then talk about reputation and ranking.The "interviews" are sales pitches to enroll you in a program for $99 and to get into your personal address book for leads to make sales.  It is as simple as that.  If you get a call from this person, 1st-report it to Primerica Financial Services home office in Duluth GA.  2nd-register yourself and your telephone number specifically with Primerica's company do-not-call list, and also with the Federal DNC list.  Primerica agents are specifically prohibited from surfing the resume boards for recruiting leads, yet it is common practice for them to post "jobs" and "opportunities" and to call on resume postings anyway.Last word - ALL PRIMERICA AGENTS traditionally try to hide behind CITI or Citigroup.  When approached by any agent or "recruiter", ask directly if they are really representing Primerica......and ask them for a business card.  Also, understand, this is a recruiting MLM.  *IF* you get involved, they will try to get you to "set appointments" with all of your family and friends.  They will reap the sales and try to recruit them for the same thing.  DO YOUR RESEARCH!

Scratch that. I went in for the interview. Great company. Reputible and has the top ranking in the industry. I work during the day so the evening interview worked great for my schedule....nothing fishy on my end. I give it the okay.

Yes, she called my sister for an interview first. I tried to google her number to see what company she is from and all these messages poped up about here. I called to see what would happen and got her VM. She then called me back saying she has my resume and was trying to get in touch with me. Yeah right....... I'm gomma talk to her and see what she has up her sleve. ;)

i got a call from her too saying she work with citi group ask me to go for interiew at 7pm i mean who goes for interview at 7 pm this is so****in fishy bigtime.

I was left a voicemail by Melissa saying she looked over my position and would like to talk.  Left this phone number.  Did not discuss where she saw my resume, nor what company she was with.  Too fishy.  Sent red flags right there.

beware of this company woman named melissa about an oppritunity with citigroup but i researched i saw that there are many others complaining about her but she stays under the radar but using other last names she used melissa trusty with me , she will get your info off of monster, career builder etc.