Life Insurance Marketing Research
World Financial Group is a legitimate businessman or a scam multilevel marketing?
I recently went to what the company calls a "vision general business "in which to discuss what the company is about, career opportunities, compensation, etc.. are offered training (which I have to pay, which was left out of the display) to become a licensed financial planner from the sale of annuities, bonds, life insurance …. I've done my research and a lot of hits came up that said it was a scam, but it is difficult to find reliable sources. Just wondering if anyone has had exposure this company in any way and your thoughts on it. Thanks in advance for the answers are much appreciated. Website: www.wfg-online.com
I went to a meeting of its introduction, a couple of weeks ago, and, trusting the friend who had invited me, sign on to become a consultant. At that time I did not know still nothing about and thought I could lose everything by not signing. However, two of his aides visited me at home, trying to really reel me in. At that meeting I realized that they are not about "helping people" or that provide various financial services to all. I say this with confidence because I have a degree in Finance and know a lot about the investment. It prey on people who have no economic background, so you really can not judge whether this is good or not. They are only concerned that many of the recruits (ie, all their friends and family) and talk to as many people as possible in the purchase of life insurance, even if not required. Very manipulative and will do everything in their power to make you believe you're part of something great and that is truly making their "victims" of a service. I see this as a pyramid. Of course, some people are making good money, but guess what: They're in the "top of the pyramid" and get off fieldwork of all persons who continue to receive contracts and allow the company to leverage their social network. And you have to be unscrupulous enough to be one of them.
Morgan White Group – Jackson, MS – 800-800-1397 – Review by Goldline Research
