Primerica Agents - Important Advice For New And Aspiring Agents

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  • čas přidán 10. 09. 2024

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  • @MegaLadyQua
    @MegaLadyQua Před 3 lety +27

    Great Video and Great Advice. Primerica always has a ride along policy! I turned them down 3 times and Finally joined. I am learning ALOT and Primerica is SIMPLE. You do have to be coachable, trainable, Pass Exams, Get Licensed and WORK hard! This is concept that works in ALL business models.

  • @davidsmzuniga9313
    @davidsmzuniga9313 Před 2 lety +7

    Being very objective and real about the industry is absolutely real and refreshing. Thanks David

  • @debraheap3800
    @debraheap3800 Před 5 lety +20

    Excellent advice David! You have to find the best opportunity/agency/IMO that best fits your values and mission.

  • @jaime38amor
    @jaime38amor Před 4 lety +64

    Successful Primerica business all comes down to the way of “Art Williams Way” period. You gotta learn from the person who found it and done it from the scratch. Please get the book of “Art Williams Way”. All of essential golden tips are written in that book. True Primerica agents are NOT just any other ordinary Life Insurance agents because we do way more than just selling the products. You will be successful when you figure this out first rather than trying to focus on being a “successful sales agent”.

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 4 lety +9

      You are correct. You either buy in to their way of thinking or not do it all. That's the only way you're gonna be successful at Primerica (or any agency, really).

    • @johnd9541
      @johnd9541 Před 2 lety

      Unfortunately, Art Williams lost most of his investments when CITI tanked during the financial crisis, in spite of his knowledge and connections and team of lawyers and accountants. He's a perfect example of why BTID is a double edged sword.

    • @relentless383
      @relentless383 Před 2 lety

      How do I get the book please?

    • @rubenod06
      @rubenod06 Před 2 lety +1

      @@johnd9541 He received a 3 billion dollar check, I’m sure he will be ok by giving up his Citi stock.

    • @mysocalledknife07
      @mysocalledknife07 Před rokem

      @John D ... Art Williams' net worth is $1.4 billion (with a "b").
      What's your net worth, btw?

  • @jaimiesmith9502
    @jaimiesmith9502 Před 2 lety +13

    THANK YOU! This video was so helpful- I was just contacted via Instagram by a rep from Primerica. I thought it was a scam but I agreed to hear her out on a Zoom interview. It all sounded pretty simple and doable. By the end of her pitch i found myself feeling rather excited! After the call tonight, I was worried that I just got bamboozled. Your video has definitely helped calm my nerves and breathe a little easier.

  • @boomerleo89
    @boomerleo89 Před 3 lety +21

    As a primerica agent that believes in the product and sees how much the information can help out families, I agree 100% about doing the ride along.
    My "upline" gave me 3 half hearted "training" appointments with my warm market. Completely shattered my market and been DOA since.
    I'm training myself and working to build my client base so that way those that do come work with me see what we do and get comfortable with showing their friends and families with or without me.
    I love that he is straightforward about it all and is what I hope to be for my clients.
    Thank you.

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 3 lety

      Welcome =)

    • @fyhdhgg
      @fyhdhgg Před rokem

      it has been 1 year, how has it gone with the business? or it just sham like it obviously is

  • @scottbrandon6244
    @scottbrandon6244 Před 2 lety +5

    In the life insurance sales market, 20% of the agents have 80% of the market. That means they control the 80% of potential clients. The other 80% of agents are chasing the remaining scraps of 20%. I used to do door to door sales many years ago. I was good at it too and paid a year of all expenses at university by the end of August. I figured out it would take 3-4 weeks to learn the job well so I was a high earner. By that time I figured the rest of my training class of 26 people would quit. And they did. So I had little competition after I had mastered the sales program. It was at one point where I had a team of closers with me since I would get 40 plus leads per day. Since I did all the legwork, everything closed at a 92% rate. That meant we all got paid, and the customer was happy with the price and product.

  • @Santaanacanyon
    @Santaanacanyon Před 3 lety +8

    Wish I had met you thirty years ago. I probably would not have quit. There was no one like you; I was given one pitch, and "training" was the same VHS tape played for us each weekly meeting. We were told to view clients as sheep, and never take "no" for an answer...ever.

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 3 lety +3

      Sounds like the old school way of things... =(

    • @nolasplaylist
      @nolasplaylist Před 2 lety +1

      You definitely didn't have the right team or people around you to help you elevate. If you're still interested, our team can help you make money your way, while not being forced and being around a positive community. Hope you're still interested.

    • @byronmason8481
      @byronmason8481 Před rokem +1

      I'm trying to learn how to sell and recruit with primerica. Is your offer to help still open? I'm in Canada.

  • @benzonitesolutions4645
    @benzonitesolutions4645 Před 2 lety +2

    Thank you David for you honest opinion about Primerica from a third pov and great tips !

  • @bethhardinhealing
    @bethhardinhealing Před rokem +2

    Thank you so much! Best video. I’m new and starting my journey in the business. I’m blessed to learn from the best. And I’m excited to copy and paste the formula for my success. I loved what you said about you have to believe in the product. That’s the key to everything. I look forward to learning more! ❤🎉 here I go!!

  • @charlenehobson7892
    @charlenehobson7892 Před 4 lety +23

    Hello I am new with Primerica and I know that it has been around over 25 years I didn’t know back then when the opportunity was first provided what I would be getting into because of the start up fees it scared me away. However I took a chance recently of fees be lowered due to Covid19 making it less expensive so I want to learn the business and get out and help people and have a career with a license and a great team of entrepreneurs.Thanks for your video

  • @marcobriceno9908
    @marcobriceno9908 Před rokem +1

    It is a pretty good advice , the key of success in everything is hard work and training 💪

  • @apotbos
    @apotbos Před 3 lety +29

    Here's good recruiting advice. Look for people with low self esteem, find people desperate for change and down on their luck. Take all their good leads and charge them for crap training.

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 3 lety +5

      I wouldn't recommend any serious agency builder do this (but many do recruit in this fashion, unfortunately).

    • @kingbeast6792
      @kingbeast6792 Před 3 lety +5

      Big Pyramid Scheme. You only start to make money if you stick with them for years. 80% of the “recruits” leave in the first month. Their insurance is legit so I guess it’s kinda legal. But add that all up and you see 50% of Primerica’s income is insurance sales and the other 50% is taking(stealing)money from recruits.

    • @Lazaven
      @Lazaven Před 2 lety

      @@kingbeast6792 you ar wrong the 99 goes to pay for your state licensing course not to the company and they give it back to you if you get a 80% on the simulator and pass the exam so nobody is scamming anyone out of anything does everyone who pays to go to college graduate? No because it's hard and most people give up easily only the strong survive that's the reality of the capitalistic society you live in don't like it move to Venezuela

    • @johnd9541
      @johnd9541 Před 16 dny

      @@kingbeast6792 90% of their insurance revenue is paid to a reinsurer, whereas 100% of their POF revenues remain.

  • @jdrostagno8322
    @jdrostagno8322 Před 3 lety +6

    Great video David. The fact that you are objective is refreshing nowadays, thank you for that!

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 3 lety

      My pleasure!

    • @benjaminaristotleboes3157
      @benjaminaristotleboes3157 Před rokem

      This wasn't objective.... It was blatantly OBTUSE .... How is it possible to not catch on to the fact that perpetually adding more sales people near yourself who likely even KNOW A LOT OF THE SAME PEOPLE YOU DO, is NOT a good idea???

  • @SilverBiata
    @SilverBiata Před 3 lety +27

    Hey David,
    I've watched a number of your videos before. I'm glad you've spoken on Primerica as well! I'm trying it out and you've on a few things that resonates. See, I WANT to believe in this and I feel that my recruiter is TRYING, but it's not roping me in quite yet. He has me focused on ''Recruit, recruit'' but I don't think this is the way for ME. I can't talk others into something I don't believe in and I'm at a loss and just want to see the product, how it compares, and see how I can understand and execute. Not just focus on the numbers of recruiting at first.
    Am I being crazy here or is this understandable or do you have insight for me? Wanting to get into it, but not the way your taught, exactly?

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 3 lety +7

      Belief is the foundation to everything. You can move mountains and change world history with belief, but do little to nothing without it.

    • @nolasplaylist
      @nolasplaylist Před 2 lety +4

      If you're still interested, our team can teach you to make more than six figures, and you don't have to recruit until you're ready.

    • @ivandiaz9703
      @ivandiaz9703 Před rokem

      @@nolasplaylist more info?

  • @TheTankdawg3
    @TheTankdawg3 Před 4 lety +10

    I JUST SIGNED UP TODAY TO BE A SALES REP LETS SEE HOW THIS GOES DAVE YOU VIDEO WAS THE 1ST ONE I CAME ACROSS THANKS BUDDY

  • @Jord85
    @Jord85 Před 4 lety +11

    One year from now...so I’ve been involved with Primerica for just over a year. I got my first sale 2 weeks after getting licensed . The exams are difficult and I think they do 100% of the time when TAUGHT by the RIGHT type of people 👍

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 4 lety +2

      Good to hear =)

    • @jonathanbalderas1722
      @jonathanbalderas1722 Před 2 lety +1

      First sale after a year? Damn that sounds like a waste of time

    • @nolasplaylist
      @nolasplaylist Před 2 lety

      @@jonathanbalderas1722 No, after they got licensed, which shouldn't take more than 1 or 2 months.

    • @fyhdhgg
      @fyhdhgg Před rokem

      @@nolasplaylist regardless, it is. If it was 2 months to get license, u had 10 months to finally get a sale? waste of time

    • @johnd9541
      @johnd9541 Před 16 dny

      @@nolasplaylist The average Primerican gains 1/3 of a term customer each year, according to their annual reports.

  • @trosslane
    @trosslane Před 3 lety +2

    Great advice for anything company or business you are considering joining

  • @kiranrampersaud7459
    @kiranrampersaud7459 Před 4 lety +10

    Hey David, great video. I am currently licensed by the company since last May but I decided to do my own research and not take my upline or the hiearchy's words or hype as truth. My educational background is in accounting, hoping to become a CPA. I have no sales experience and do not like pushing products onto people nor recruting my friends or family or even strangers online to my business. What is your thoughts about how Primerica can or cannot help become a better accoutant? I value my time with the company with being exposed to different aspects of finance but I like the accounting field more and I don't think this company is a fit for me anymore.

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 4 lety +5

      Hi Kiran! First, trust your instincts. Second, review more about Primerica and other insurance sales opportunities here - davidduford.com/insurance-sales-jobs/ - Lastly, if your passion is accounting and not selling insurance, spend your time getting better at that, as insurance may sidetrack what's really important to you - just a thought =).

    • @jayspence6111
      @jayspence6111 Před 2 lety

      Sounds like you are lazy and afraid. You are perfect for a JOB. Do go work for someone else because you clearly don’t have what it takes to be successful on your own.

  • @msdiva1005
    @msdiva1005 Před 4 lety +8

    What do you do when the agent that signed you up is too busy to help you and your having a hard time even getting an appointment?

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 4 lety +5

      Find another agency ASAP.

    • @shanemarcus6369
      @shanemarcus6369 Před 4 lety +4

      Talk to his or her supervisor asap that way you don't have to leave to go to another agency bc getting a insurance license is not cheap and isn't easy and bouncing around from agency to agency is not realistic.

    • @apotbos
      @apotbos Před 4 lety +3

      He already got you to sign up. He's busy cus he's looking for more suckers. His job isn't to sell it to teach it's to build his pyramid and you're already at the bottom of the foundation.

    • @shanemarcus6369
      @shanemarcus6369 Před 4 lety

      @@apotboslook at the big bad troll loll! How much did someone pay you to troll? Ignorance is not bliss pal...its expensive so stick to your day job

    • @apotbos
      @apotbos Před 3 lety +2

      @@shanemarcus6369 I do it because it's fun but mostly because I'm hoping that someone will see this and think twice about joining a pyramid scheme. And I will keep my day job it pays very well.

  • @benjaminaristotleboes3157

    8:00 "Some people think Primerica is a scam and We all have our own opinions" .... Seems MLM and Primerica adherents just LOVE acting as if FACTS DONT EXIST and that "everyone just has opinions"..... The fact is that relentless recruitment (a mandate if you want to do anything but lose money in Primerica) is not only an absurdity (imagine building 10 McDonald's in the same mall) but unsustainable as well and GUARANTEES that nost participants WILL LOSE MONEY..... Facts and logical conclusions drawn from facts are far from "opinions".....

  • @govindasubedi2592
    @govindasubedi2592 Před 3 lety +8

    Hi David ! Thanks for your presentation! I have just joined Primerica and passed the agents licensing exam. I am wandering whether I’ll be successful agent and make money. I don’t have another job at the moment. Give me some advice to be a successful life insurance agent please!

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 3 lety +1

      Read and watch all my material. It'll really help, promise =)

    • @SilverBiata
      @SilverBiata Před 3 lety

      Hi! As someone starting out and feeling you on finding that niche, how are things going for you?

    • @JoseChavez-hg1qt
      @JoseChavez-hg1qt Před rokem

      Update Govinda?

  • @Bigbottomgal
    @Bigbottomgal Před 4 lety +8

    This video is great you’re definitely adding value to people

  • @jeebs2009
    @jeebs2009 Před 5 lety +4

    Once again you nailed it. Love your videos Dave

  • @arod8659
    @arod8659 Před 5 lety +18

    Primerica wont let you do a ride along unless you're the 1 setting the appointment commissions are a joke as well

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 5 lety +2

      Did they explain why they wouldn't allow a ride-along first? What kind of starting commissions do you see at Primerica?

    • @arod8659
      @arod8659 Před 5 lety +3

      @@TheDIGAgency they told me because they don't want to show me how they build their business they want to teach me how to build my own. Because all their agents set their appointments for them(And this is from a rvp in Utah) the commission was 25% I'm getting 95% from another company

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 5 lety +1

      That's crazy! Both the philosophy and commission level. Anyone who wants to partner with you should be willing to show you what's going on under the hood.

    • @RaphnelV
      @RaphnelV Před 5 lety +3

      A Rod86 is correct. I was never with Primerica, but I know many people who are (or have been) with Primerica. They really do begin people at 25% even though each agent must prospect and generate his/her own leads.
      I was aware of the way they work, which is a fine way to start a business for many (warm market & referrals), but I was shocked when I found out they start agents at 25%.

    • @johnd9541
      @johnd9541 Před 5 lety

      Shocked that the average rep policy sales is less than 2 1/2 per year?

  • @dsadasey
    @dsadasey Před 5 lety +3

    So Dave if I want sell LTC and Final Expense and want to be independent, where do I start?

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 5 lety +2

      Hi Dion - first, spend time thinking which product you'd prefer. You have better chances of success by laser-focusing on one product. FE is a much larger market than LTC and arguable easier to prospect. LTC has gone through some rough spots over the years and while still sellable isn't as turn-key as final expense. If you want to go independent in final expense, check out my website at davidduford.com, and click the "Join David's Agency" link at the top to learn more how I help independent agents become top producers in final expense, annuity, mortgage protection, and Medicare Supplements. Even if you don't join, you'll get a good overview of how all these insurance products work, and will help you figure out what direction you want to go.

  • @jeanettesaunders6167
    @jeanettesaunders6167 Před 2 lety

    Hi, I just went to a Primerica convention in Atlanta. I was throughly empressed. A family member is a RVP. The thing is, I’m a senior and want to know from someone outside the business if the Life Insurance Exam might be to complicated or stressful for a 70 yr old? Just looking to do it part time to supplement retirement income. Not trying to be a millionaire.

  • @dsadasey
    @dsadasey Před 5 lety +9

    I almost went with Primerica then I saw how much Vp would be making when I closed a sale which was literally 3 times more on my sale!

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 5 lety +1

      Yes, many are shocked at the difference in commission levels.

    • @johnnyrohbock4517
      @johnnyrohbock4517 Před 5 lety +17

      Dion bro I’m 17 and I’m turning 18 in 2 months, but my dad has been in this for 4 months and is gettin prompted to RVP in a few weeks. I honestly know nothing about life insurances or any of that ya know but I went to a super Saturday class where the youngest millionaire Primerica agent spoke and he teaches us how to take the place that he is in, teaches you how to be a broker it’s so simple, don’t let this get in the way bro yea the person who got you in will make more then you but you will then take his place.. Primerica sells itself. Just go out and get people, and you’ll be in that position soon. I have never been in dept never experienced what most people have because I’m so young but I want to get going on this soooo bad, I’m gonna be going out on sales with my dad and get to see how it is and we’re probably gonna quite construction and work Primerica full time. It’s definitely out of my concert zone but I can picture myself nailing this and taking the youngest millionaire owner.. hahaha jk but will see.. my life goals has literally changed since I’ve learned about this company and I see myself doing good

    • @johnd9541
      @johnd9541 Před 5 lety +3

      Did you ask the "youngest millionaire" what his revenue sources are? You'd be surprised how little comes from the sale of insurance or investment products.

    • @WOTV81
      @WOTV81 Před 5 lety +5

      He’s an RVP but you are worried about the wrong thing That RVP is seasoned and trained and obviously have built a big business of people that he has trained or is training so he should get compensated for that. Just as you will when he trains you to do the very same thing dude!!!! You missed the whole concept of building a business. YOU ARE STARTING A BUSINESS LOL. The more people you promote and give an opportunity to make money the more money you’ll make. I don’t know how you missed that geesh poor guy!!!!!

    • @bgriff951
      @bgriff951 Před 5 lety +4

      @@johnnyrohbock4517 this is the state of mind of a winner for sure. im excited for your journey young man. never lose your positvity

  • @matrixkernel
    @matrixkernel Před 3 lety +2

    I’m thinking paying potential recruits’ IBAs out of desperation of starting my own downline.

  • @vahorasofi4901
    @vahorasofi4901 Před 4 lety +3

    What is the difference between Primerica and WFG?

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 4 lety

      Best place to start is to read my review articles on both to get a better idea: davidduford.com/world-financial-group-wfg-review/ and davidduford.com/primerica-review/

    • @johnd9541
      @johnd9541 Před 2 lety

      Same shit/different pile.

  • @mikevanderberg6291
    @mikevanderberg6291 Před 3 lety +2

    Which company do you recommend?

  • @mandybrewerrobinson4528
    @mandybrewerrobinson4528 Před 4 lety +2

    Thank you so much 🤩

  • @thelifeinsuranceman4026

    How do you say you don’t recommend something without saying you don’t recommend something:)
    Thanks David! I love your content!

  • @1yogatina
    @1yogatina Před 2 lety

    Thanks for the video and feedback. An ex coworker referred me to a lady who is a financial advisor and coach she also works for primerica not sure if co-owner etc
    My ex colleague has been working for her (entry level) for a week. Tomorrow is my zoom interview so I will ask about ride along and duplicate those skills.

  • @meredithper3047
    @meredithper3047 Před 9 měsíci

    Thank you.

  • @dewii4554
    @dewii4554 Před rokem

    Very helpful information

  • @KeltonAlexander
    @KeltonAlexander Před 4 lety +3

    Good job. Professional.

  • @Reve14twelve
    @Reve14twelve Před 2 lety +2

    The PFS RVP's are so focused on overrides that don't provide proper training, there's so much greed and no love in that company

  • @krissifaith6709
    @krissifaith6709 Před 2 lety

    My agent did not hardly explain a thing. While she knew her stuff informational wise, she failed to explain the basics. The push to sign up when I was not ready almost made me quit. Had I not had another point of reference, I would have quit. Was able to phone a friend who was an agent to fill in the large training gap even though they are in a different field.

    • @nolasplaylist
      @nolasplaylist Před 2 lety +1

      Are you still interested in Primerica? Our team will show you step by step and won't force you into anything. Our goals as a team are to elevate and improve ourselves every day, work hard, and become wealthy while helping so many families.

  • @kathycarter1421
    @kathycarter1421 Před 3 lety +1

    Hi David, that information was very helpful.

  • @ciceramayers2926
    @ciceramayers2926 Před rokem

    Thank you

  • @gregoryhunter961
    @gregoryhunter961 Před rokem +1

    He doesn't understand Primerica's business Model! I wonder if he was ever in Primerica?😮

    • @johnd9541
      @johnd9541 Před 2 měsíci

      Amway.....Herbalife......Advocare......NuSkin.......etc etc etc

    • @kiwiiistrawbartzy
      @kiwiiistrawbartzy Před měsícem

      Dude out of the 130,000 people licensed with primerica in the us, only 2%( the 2,600 people bragged about) make $100,000+, 🙄 some opportunity after 47years in business, and what was primerica before it was named that again? Hmm. Not to mention the people who go into debt, never get promoted after plugging in over 80hrs a week? And they just get told they didn't work hard enough. No transparency for the recruits or customers.. not to mention that people go thru a ton of chargebacks bc of the issues customers have with the plan, the company, and the business model it's under: a MLM even tho it claims not to be and my trainer even admitted it to being one. And all the other sites referring it to one and it misrepresents itself. There's also the cult like mentality.

    • @johnd9541
      @johnd9541 Před měsícem

      @@kiwiiistrawbartzy Well actually, there was an additional 40k who left during the year, so thats actually 170k licensed people. And that $100k is before all expenses and chargebacks.

  • @corycowan-morrison
    @corycowan-morrison Před 2 lety +2

    Be prepared for it to take 20 years to be successful.

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 2 lety

      True for many businesses, thankfully =)

    • @johnd9541
      @johnd9541 Před 2 lety +1

      20 years is unrealistic seeing as their average person lasts a few months at best.

    • @ElCalifornio619
      @ElCalifornio619 Před 2 lety

      @@johnd9541 your thinking small

  • @gregoryhunter961
    @gregoryhunter961 Před rokem +1

    This guy is trying to use the bait and which technique!😮

  • @highonindii3909
    @highonindii3909 Před 3 lety +3

    I just joined yesterday ! 😊🥳

  • @ThatBigRedBear
    @ThatBigRedBear Před rokem

    Its just about how willing you are to manipulate people and detroy your reputation.

  • @marlondallas624
    @marlondallas624 Před 2 lety +1

    Did like this video

  • @DaicyMiaLuv2
    @DaicyMiaLuv2 Před 3 lety +1

    Thanks,awesome tips,,,👍👌

  • @dewii4554
    @dewii4554 Před rokem

    Doing a Replay

  • @anjaliadvani207
    @anjaliadvani207 Před 2 lety +3

    I hear all this talk about PRIMERICA and not 1 video about them paying out on a Policy……NOT ONE!!!!!!!!!! With 52 States and them all across America……”The things that make you go Hmmmm”…

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 2 lety

      52 states? =) - Primerica is a great insurance company that pays its claims.

    • @anjaliadvani207
      @anjaliadvani207 Před 2 lety

      @@TheDIGAgency Please help me find 1 Testimonial video.

    • @isaacamandathep-unit9305
      @isaacamandathep-unit9305 Před 2 lety

      @@anjaliadvani207 I hand delivered a 250k check policy payout to a very good friend of mines wife and family after he passed away last march. Also, We are currently working on another payout to my cousins wife and family, he just recently passed away. So Primerica is no scam at all, they do payout. Fyi

    • @nurseemmanuelle
      @nurseemmanuelle Před rokem

      We paid out 7 claims for Hurricane Ian. You can't really seriously believe a company has lasted since 1977 not paying out claims.

  • @rjnels7747
    @rjnels7747 Před rokem

  • @jonathancisneros7150
    @jonathancisneros7150 Před 4 lety +3

    What sucks about primerica is that they train you depending on your hierarchy that there way is the only way to be successful. Meaning, that they don’t want you to getting advice outside there group. So your video can is heavily discouraged. Lol

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 4 lety

      Naturally =)

    • @jonathancisneros7150
      @jonathancisneros7150 Před 4 lety +1

      David Duford trust me, when I used to be in primerica they use to heavily discourage me from watching these videos because there way is the only way. So it’s crazy bcuz everyone was kind of close minded and I’ve noticed that 90 percent of the time the people did not know how to master a presentation and also the hard part is to find qualified client. Qualified clients that won’t waste your time in a kitchen table presentationz

    • @christiandaguin69
      @christiandaguin69 Před 4 lety

      @@jonathancisneros7150 , you said you used to be in Primerica, why no longer if you don't mind my asking?

    • @SilverBiata
      @SilverBiata Před 3 lety

      @@jonathancisneros7150 I actually wanted to listen to what you had to say here, but you lost me on the ''video can'' part. I'm not sure what that means.
      And actually, I got into this thinking I might have a bit more freedom to do it differenly than say what American Income Life insisted was the only way, for this same reason. I personally, can't and won't promote what I don't understand. I could recruit people but not if they don't see I'm genuine about it but as soon as I signed up, it seemed that ''now it's all about just recruiting before we do aaaaanything else'' and that's making me feel less confident. I'm here for the education but seem to have a somewhat detached recruiter that just wants me to recruit, recruit, recruit.
      But I dont' want to give up on this either.

  • @bluecloverconsulting2981

    I joined about a month ago, now working on getting licensed

  • @deejvalde437
    @deejvalde437 Před 2 lety +1

    anyone here thinking of joining, do not do it.

    • @TheDIGAgency
      @TheDIGAgency  Před 2 lety

      davidduford.com/contact/

    • @nurseemmanuelle
      @nurseemmanuelle Před rokem +1

      Too late. I am already doing it and crushing it. This business doesn't work itself.

    • @cearradenteh26
      @cearradenteh26 Před rokem

      @@nurseemmanuelle any advice?

  • @slummedmemes
    @slummedmemes Před 2 lety +2

    Pyramid

  • @manuelbermudezpagan2079

    Primerica is the best Insurance Company

  • @isaiahthompson9569
    @isaiahthompson9569 Před 4 lety +13

    scam