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Coming soon!!!
Become a Freakie Fries Franchise Associate
Franchise Associates wanted...work part-time from home...experience helpful but not necessary...work for commission and residual income...keep your present job...work from home...
Simply find interested existing restaurants( or new start-ups) for me, sell them a hard-copy of The Uniform Franchise Offering Circular and Franchise Agreement for $30.00...(you get $10.00).
Then, if they sign up, you will get $100.00 per signing and 50% of royalty payments for five years (they must remain with Freakie Fries for that time to qualify your payment). That comes to $12.50 a month times 60 months for a total of $750.00 plus the $100.00 for a grand total of $850.00 per sign-up.
No territorial limits...this will get global...as I get through the red tape of each state and country...I could use your help with that too!
E-mail me at joemorgese@aol.com for more info. and for me to mail you a Franchise Liaison agreement.
Please read my book 'An Eternal Love-Letter to the Girls of Freakie Fries' and the UFOC and Franchise Agreement on this web-site so that you can have a clearer idea about this offer...then if you are still interested come on board!!!
Work at your own pace. Set your own schedule. Develop a territory or go all over the place. The entire world will be territory. Saddam is going to be looking for a new line of work soon!
An associate works to get the prospects interest, and to assist in in signing them up. That is the extent of the obligation, however, it would be advisable to do a good will social call, now and then, to gather important information about future prospects, learn about recurring problems that can be avoided, etc...etc...
All leads coming to Freakie Fries will be given to the nearest associate otherwise, they must find their own leads.
If you get a chance, go to Montreal, Canada, and visit 'Valentin's' or 'La BellePro' and try some of the items on their menu to get a taste of what you will be selling.
Are you Franchise Associate material? Come on board!