Considering a Franchise?

**LifeChanger** · 02-23-2011 09:37 AM

What if a concept existed that mirrored the power and systemization of Franchising but lacked the risk, huge start up costs, overhead, long hours and all the other negatives? As a person who evaluated many traditional Franchises..........I did my homework. If you would like to talk further about this let me know. Have a super day.

**Kendrick** · 05-02-2011 09:23 AM

according to me 1st see the oppurtunity and risk and what is the status of it in overall market then also try to bring some thing very new which will attract the people to be at ur franchise instead of going at some other franchise

**stoneman** · 05-02-2011 04:05 PM

LifeChanger - sounds like why we're here. Care to elaborate a little. Right now what you've said looks like the typical come ons we see all over the internet.

**flintheart** · 06-07-2011 12:56 AM

The business model and market response is quite necessary in deciding a franchise. Also I am not getting a proper idea from your post. So please elaborate it so that we can understand your point well.

**flickgal** · 11-04-2011 11:38 AM

sounds like alot of work

**Ann Tse** · 11-06-2011 01:45 AM

Hi,

Yes, the traditional franchise biz cost you a lot. You have to pay franchise fee, buy products from franchisor, even have to pay certain percentage of your gross sales to franchisor. You only buy a job for yourself. However, I have a novelty franchise conept is totally different :-

The Franchisor pay all the investment including
1) monthly rental
2) shop decortion expenses
3) free utilities
4) free supply of products
5) free equipment

The franchisor will pay you

1. Earn certain 10% from customers
2. Earn up to 24% from members who purchased from your store.
3. Earn up to 15% profit from your direct members even if they purchase from other outlets

The most important is you can be franchisor to franchise the shop to your friends. You duplicate the biz concept and no limitation of shop numbers.

Want to learn more pls PM me or send to my private email a/c anntsehk at hotmail dot com

**zYrahL3e** · 11-29-2011 12:39 AM

Getting a franchise needs to undergo lot of processes. These involves paying franchise fee, buy products from franchisor etc.

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**Ann Tse** · 12-03-2011 02:29 AM

The free franchise shop means you no need to pay anything, no franchise fee needed, no need to buy products from franchisor, no investment in fixture and furniture, no outgoing expenses... you only pay your own staff and generate biz so that the franchisor pay you profit share together with network commission.

Should you want to learn more pls PM me or to anntsehk at hotmail dot com for details

**wjames811** · 02-18-2012 12:26 AM

Litigation is required to be disclosed in the franchise documents.This will give you important information about what’s gone wrong for others.

**LifeChanger** · 02-18-2012 08:00 AM

I understand the skepticism completely. There ARE tons of come ons and BS on the Internet. Everyone should be cautious....BUT do not be tragically close minded too. I am not here to scam anyone...our business model has a 20 year track record, and is really that real and that powerful too. Franchising without the headaches, risk, huge upfront investment and all that coupled with a proven business system that is second to none. If anyone here is seriously looking at real options for financial security and is open to talking with us....then I am happy to do so...and to help you evaluate and prove what I am saying. Debating and going back and forth in here is not the way to go about it. Feel free to contact me directly if you want. Have an awesome day!

**suba** · 03-05-2012 04:36 AM

Franchises are a way to get into business quickly, with a brand name, proven methods of operation and a support structure. Franchises are everywhere. Familiar names include Dunkin’ Donuts, Curves, Mail Boxes Etc. and McDonalds, to name a few.

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**LifeChanger** · 03-05-2012 06:19 AM

Sure they are........ IF you have no less than $250,000 lying around you are willing to risk, plus 60 hour work weeks, overhead, Franchise Fees, employees and the headaches they bring, and attorney fees, and want to be a slave to your job. They are proven to work. I looked at them many times...........and I continue to help folks look at a viable option..........power and systemization of Franchising WITHOUT all the risk, cost and ongoing headaches. Message me.

**suba** · 03-30-2012 06:19 AM

Franchising as a concept is not a business itself, but a methodology of doing business. It can be defined by the relationship between the franchisor, who is the owner of the business and intellectual property, and the franchisee who buys the rights to market and distribute the franchisor’s goods or service, for a fixed period of time.

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**Brandon Quijano** · 03-31-2012 03:45 AM

Franchises are a great idea! The ability to make money using a proven business model is amazing. Franchises use a wealth building principle called leverage. The worlds first billionaire J. Paul Getty said that he would rather have 1% of a 100 men's efforts than 100% of just 1. The key is duplicability! The company that can duplicate itself the fastest has the greatest chances of success!