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Thread: Anyone here own a franchise?

  1. #11
    No Regrets
    Like a fast food restaurant? Just curious about the pros and cons.
    I was looking at a Quiznos opportunity....
    Thoughts?
    Are you thinking about the one for sale at Seco & Copperhill?

  2. #12
    TOBTEK
    Get ahold of Anothy at Threaded. He would be a good guy to talk with about the do's and dont's...... he has been selling franchises of his business.

  3. #13
    TeamGreene
    Like a fast food restaurant? Just curious about the pros and cons.
    I was looking at a Quiznos opportunity....
    Thoughts?
    I have a friend that has two Cold Stone's for sale in palm desert.
    760-242-5514 ask for Ralph

  4. #14
    throwerb
    I owned two Robeks Juices before moving to TN. I also was their VP of Ops before buying the franchises, so I have seen it from both sides. Buying a Coldstone here in TN.

  5. #15
    cdog
    Google Quizno franchise forums. I found a discussion about the quiznos while looking up info for a Jamba juice and everyone had real negative comments about quiznos franchise.

  6. #16
    Ivan Dan
    Is the one by the new In and Out burger that is going in? Across the street from Costco?
    I don't know anything about the area other than what he's told me. He said it's in a brand new shopping center that has taken WAY longer to complete than originally expected. And the main highway that is being built just finally was completed 4-6 months ago. He opened it in November of 2005 and has lost money every month since then.

  7. #17
    RiverToysJas
    He opened it in November of 2005 and has lost money every month since then.
    That's no shocker......I can't think of a single time I've ever heard anyone say, "Let go out for some juice!"
    RTJas

  8. #18
    Daddy_G
    Like a fast food restaurant? Just curious about the pros and cons.
    I was looking at a Quiznos opportunity....
    Thoughts?
    Here's the straight poop-scoop...
    I own two very different businesses (One in SO Cal, One in Phoenix).
    Prior to moving (from So Cal to Scottsdale) I looked into many many franchise and private business ops for more than a year.
    Here's my consensus - Franchises are great... For the Franchiser.
    If you are a true entrepreneur, the rules, regs and fees will eventually drive you out just like most of those referenced in the posts noted here.
    Otherwise, you're just buying yourself a (usually low paying) job.
    Having said that - here's a couple of great resources for your research:
    http://www.franchise-chat.com/
    http://www.franchisegator.com/
    Keep your eyes wide open and scrutinize everything!
    Remember, they are in the business of selling MORE FRANCHISES!:jawdrop:
    Best of luck to ya!

  9. #19
    bohica
    Otherwise, you're just buying yourself a (usually low paying) job.
    My feeling on franchises too.

  10. #20
    Tequila-John
    I don't know anything about the area other than what he's told me. He said it's in a brand new shopping center that has taken WAY longer to complete than originally expected. And the main highway that is being built just finally was completed 4-6 months ago. He opened it in November of 2005 and has lost money every month since then.
    Thats the place he is a real nice guy

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