Originally Posted by
Tcgs
Pink Truck was an option too if that one suites you better.
Scott, you are forgiven.
If you would like to inquire about a franchise opportunity near you. Please email me
greentruckrecycling@gmail.com
I will not advertise my prospectus online, but I will make another post about how I started GreenTruck.
I fully invite all the haters to join, criticize, or even ask questions.
Thanks again and sorry for any offences I made.
Look at all this free publicity I'm getting.
Erm, you are welcome to any apologies you believe I made, I didn't realize I did. But I am curious what you are accepting an apology about?
Isn't the entire point of growing your business to advertise your offered franchise prospectus?
Okay, lets dispense with the questions you obviously are having a difficult time answering. Let me just ask you this. What state did you legally franchise under, I can look up the information myself, and do you have a D&B number (Duns and Bradstreet)
FREE information about your business credit!
It's now become a question of your integrity so far as I am concerned, you have made many claims, including selling a franchise, yet have provided no information nor proof. Franchising costs a good deal of money, it's also not something you just decide and do over night. If you cannot answer simple questions or provide any proof of your franchise, I would be left to assume you have not done so, and have misrepresented yourself. And in that case, what you really are doing is effectively damaging your credibility.
I would like to think of you as someone with integrity that has truly done what they claim. But just blindly believing people who post things without anything to back them up, on the internet, would be foolish on my part.
If what you have done is start a business using the bootstrap method, and helped someone start another in a different state, that's awesome, it truly is, something not many people can or will do. If you started a business in a different state and sold it, again, awesome, and the to start another business in another state, very impressive. But if you claim to have started a franchise, and have not, you might want to correct what you have said now so you can repair whatever damage you might have done to your integrity.
Scott
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