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Your response is "I've been sold a lemon! I'm going to court!"

Whoa … That attitude is simply not going to help you!

Why? Because:
• Suing the franchisor is, in most cases, not a practical option.
If you go down the legal-action route, you had better have tons of money, time & fortitude to spare - you're in for a ride that you cannot imagine. And however "right" you may think you are, there is always the chance that you will lose. Legal action is a gamble!
• Selling a "dying" business means that you will take a serious financial hit. That assumes that it is in fact saleable (a huge assumption) and that the Franchisor will agree to your selling it.

Facts:
• Not every site that the franchisor selects/ approves for franchisees will be great. You... ]]> feeds@kickapps.com (Micmarcmm) http://franchiseesforum.com/topic/392 Thu, 08 May 2008 10:01:41 PST