The guy identified himself as Chris. He asked a lot of questions and wouldn't answer mine.  He said that he will call back around 6:00PM tomorrow.

He called himself chris too. I havent picked up any of his calls, cause the voicemail he left sounded suspicious. He's been calling me for about 3 weeks now.

Yup.  I got the same call.  I know exactly what's going on.  I'm a client of Primerica.  It's a GOOD company. They've done a lot more for my financial situation than any bank would ever do!  I was introduced to the part-time opportunity a while back.  I don't agree with the way they hire people though.  It's self employment so they have the choice of finding people through word of mouth, getting referrals by talking to friends and family and putting the word out that way, advertising, calling resumes, talking to strangers (like Investors Group), knocking on doors (like Edward Jones), cold calling, and/or...  They can take their pick.  In this case, our friend(?) has chosen cold calling as his modus operandi.  Not breaking any rules.  It's just not something that I approve of.

www.primerica.com
www.citigroup.com (their parent company)

His name is Chris Lesh working with Primerica Canada. He calls from 604-525-7023, but leaves a call back # of 604-710-7149. It's a good company. I used to work with him actually.  Nice guy.  However, be forewarned that he calls A LOT of people. His role is to find quality people for the expansion of the Primerica offices. It won't matter how nice or descent a person he his or the company is, since it's inevitable that he's going to run into people who are overly skeptical or irritated by the smallest things when he's going through numbers that massive!

www.primericacanada.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primerica_Financial_Services
http://www.bestjobsca.com/bt-empd-primeelbourne.htm

I wonder if the information on the internet is monitored:

http://www.seattlepi.com/business/310004_msftsued03.html (Microsoft)
http://www.canadian-money-advisor.ca/threadview/349.html (Royal Bank)
http://www2.canada.com/windsorstar/news/story ... c2323a4&k=44323 (Toronto Dominion)
http://www.telussucks.info/ (Telus)
http://www.complaintsboard.com/complaints/fido-c63714.html (FIDO)
http://www.ineedcoffee.com/06/hate/ (Starbucks)
http://www.disgruntledhuman.com/wmrtnf.htm (Walmart)
http://www.cspinet.org/new/200901151.html (Coke)
http://ohryan.ca/blog/2008/08/27/5-reasons-tim-hortons-sucks/ (Tim Hortons)

And these big companies may have pretty good filters!

Well, that research took a total of 10 minutes and for some reason I'm still not adverse to doing business or working with any one of them.