Burger King franchisees are suing their franchisor over being forced to price the double cheeseburger at maximum of $1. Franchisees’ problem is that it costs more than $1 to make and sell. I’m sure Burger King corporate response to the loss argument is that the total average sale involving the $1 double cheeseburger turns a profit, because on average people also buy at least a drink and fries.
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- Re: De-Identify February 7, 2012There are several issues here.1) Ethics – though your franchisor may not have lived up to your expectations if they are meeting the letter of the law then I am not sure you have the moral upperhand. If you signed on to pay and advertising fee without... […]
- Re: De-Identify February 5, 2012it would be leaving early..Its a Franchise that has lost over 30 units in the past few years. and is not living up to what we bought into.. advertising fee's are not being used on anything for the franchisee. and there is no support from the franchise... […]
- Re: De-Identify February 4, 2012Quote from: jerichox on February 01, 2012, 08:27:34 AMJust wondering if you guys think its a smart idea for a franchisee to de-identify his store? Also.. Franchises normally have a list of items that need to be changed to the color of ... […]
- De-Identify February 1, 2012Just wondering if you guys think its a smart idea for a franchisee to de-identify his store? Also.. Franchises normally have a list of items that need to be changed to the color of the walls to the lights that hang.. How would you go about doing this.... […]
- Re: franchise directory January 8, 2012Remember if you approach a franchisor and that franchisor uses brokers you should be able to reduce your franchise fee by the price of the commision they would pay to a broker. You have bargaining power before you sign the FA not after!!!!Moreover... […]
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