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post Mar 24 2010, 10:22 AM

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stop making a fool out of urself
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post Mar 24 2010, 03:56 PM

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please people, calm down.... don't fight.... hehe...

anyway, there another franchise which is possible.....
"drum roll...." message centre.....!!!! hehe.... it's the alternative business i guess..... but must be prepared that you will have to pay duit kopi if there's any hanky-panky stuff inside.....
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QUOTE(simple.ology @ Mar 24 2010, 03:56 PM)
please people, calm down.... don't fight.... hehe...

anyway, there another franchise which is possible.....
"drum roll...." message centre.....!!!!  hehe.... it's the alternative business i guess..... but must be prepared that you will have to pay duit kopi if there's any hanky-panky stuff inside.....
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Huh??? hmm.gif

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post Mar 24 2010, 04:39 PM

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darknite,

you know what i mean....
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post Mar 24 2010, 06:25 PM

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Dont want to stir up the heated arguments, but it really spoils the fun here. Its a good discussion on franchise business, nevermind F&B or not, its still a good topic.

junkeat, let Jordy do his work. He contributed alot in this forum alongside cherroy, dreamer101 etc.

Anyway, when talk about franchise, we tend to think of McD, KFC... 7-11 etc. So, its an eye-opener to see other businesses.
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wow, just by asking a question, it spark an endless debate. anyway, initially my franchise idea is F&B, eg. Subway. Location in mind is airport.

Just like jogdy mentioned, I don't have experience YET in running a business. I'm an engineer by profession currently. But I always have an entrepreneur heart *wink*. So the easiest venture i can think of at the moment is franchise business. Any good advices & guidances are welcome

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Good Thread TS! (other than the argument tongue.gif) although i don see any possibility i can own open a franchise in near time, ... but everything starts somewhere.. so i have began to do research... at least have a better understanding in the business.

Im an interior designer... not sure what skill i can benefit for the business...

TS good luck in opening ur franchise. smile.gif I'll follow this thread from time to time
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QUOTE(clivengu @ Mar 25 2010, 04:52 AM)
Im an interior designer... not sure what skill i can benefit for the business...
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No understand what you mean?
I know of an interior designer who operates a franchise kindy with a partner and end up marrying her laugh.gif
So what are your expectations?
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post Mar 25 2010, 07:23 PM

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how about the local franchise brands? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(kamemada @ Mar 24 2010, 06:25 PM)
Dont want to stir up the heated arguments, but it really spoils the fun here. Its a good discussion on franchise business, nevermind F&B or not, its still a good topic.

junkeat, let Jordy do his work. He contributed alot in this forum alongside cherroy, dreamer101 etc.

Anyway, when talk about franchise, we tend to think of McD, KFC... 7-11 etc. So, its an eye-opener to see other businesses.
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kamemada,

I agree, we should not let some ignorant kid spoil the discussion. Apart from those F&B franchises, there are HUNDREDS of other franchises across more than 10 industries to choose from, so we should not just focus on F&B alone.

I myself am considering to apply for a kindergarten and travel franchises.

QUOTE(knwong @ Mar 24 2010, 10:17 PM)
wow, just by asking a question, it spark an endless debate. anyway, initially my franchise idea is F&B, eg. Subway. Location in mind is airport.

Just like jogdy mentioned, I don't have experience YET in running a business. I'm an engineer by profession currently. But I always have an entrepreneur heart *wink*. So the easiest venture i can think of at the moment is franchise business. Any good advices & guidances are welcome

Cheers
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knwong,

My advice for you is to KNOW why you choose the particular business or franchisor. It will help you greatly when attending the interview.

QUOTE(clivengu @ Mar 25 2010, 04:52 AM)
Good Thread TS! (other than the argument tongue.gif) although i don see any possibility i can own open a franchise in near time, ... but everything starts somewhere.. so i have began to do research... at least have a better understanding in the business.

Im an interior designer... not sure what skill i can benefit for the business...

TS good luck in opening ur franchise.  smile.gif I'll follow this thread from time to time
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clivengu,

Have you started any type of businesses (medium or small) in the past? How much do you know about business? You see, most franchisors are not specifically looking for people who have skills or experience in the industry they are venturing, but more of the enterprising side of the applicant. So, whether you have experience in the industry or not does not really matter, what matters most is knowing what you need to do in business.
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QUOTE(pearlwhite @ Mar 25 2010, 07:23 PM)
how about the local franchise brands?  hmm.gif
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Which ones?
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post Mar 26 2010, 04:23 AM

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franchising is a risky job, you pay so much and they won't guarantee you whether you'll earn. that's how conventional business runs though. what if i tell you there's a new company in town that eliminates the fee for franchising? some people are skeptical so yeah i'm not going to say more than this.
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post Mar 26 2010, 04:27 AM

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Guys, there's a site with all the franchise information and listings...its http://www.ifranchiseasia.com
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How much franchise a KUMON tuition center????
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QUOTE(playlife @ Mar 26 2010, 04:27 AM)
Guys, there's a site with all the franchise information and listings...its http://www.ifranchiseasia.com
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Thanks for the link. Very nice!


Added on March 26, 2010, 11:12 pm
QUOTE(sellerlol @ Mar 26 2010, 09:30 PM)
How much franchise a KUMON tuition center????
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Based on the site given by playlife below;
http://www.ifranchisemalaysia.com/kumon-fr...y.html#more-794
Franchise Fee: RM2,000 per subject
Subject Offered: Mathematics & English

You may contact them personally for more infos.
Company Name: Kumon (Asia & Oceania Pte.Ltd)
Tel: +603-2093 9040
Fax: +603-2093 2460
E-mail: information@kumon.com.my


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QUOTE(sellerlol @ Mar 26 2010, 09:30 PM)
How much franchise a KUMON tuition center????
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sellerlol,

Kumon charges the franchise fee by subjects. The fee for each subject is RM2,000.
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Thanks for the info.

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QUOTE(Jordy @ Mar 25 2010, 08:21 PM)
kamemada,

I agree, we should not let some ignorant kid spoil the discussion. Apart from those F&B franchises, there are HUNDREDS of other franchises across more than 10 industries to choose from, so we should not just focus on F&B alone.

I myself am considering to apply for a kindergarten and travel franchises.
knwong,

My advice for you is to KNOW why you choose the particular business or franchisor. It will help you greatly when attending the interview.
clivengu,

Have you started any type of businesses (medium or small) in the past? How much do you know about business? You see, most franchisors are not specifically looking for people who have skills or experience in the industry they are venturing, but more of the enterprising side of the applicant. So, whether you have experience in the industry or not does not really matter, what matters most is knowing what you need to do in business.
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Nope I have 0 % knowledge in business. And my family and friends never involve in similar field. I do a bit of googling and survey seems and I find that I'm very interested in thr subway franchise. It seems to have lower franchise fees and the system I find is easier to manage. Training and other support will b given. To me, it seems to b a more realistic n possible to have a smaller scale business like this , compare to McDonald's etc giant one. Even small... but it will still require up to rm 300k ++ to start running the business. Will require bank loan of course... up to 70% ... if all goes well the final question is... will it earn ?

If monthly couldn't earn more than rm 8 to 10k ( after deduct all others rental, loyalty fee , salary etc & bank loan!) I don't see the point of starting the franchise . How do u find?

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QUOTE(junkeat @ Mar 20 2010, 02:19 AM)
Old town    ....600k for 5 years + u must own the corner shop lot
Papa rich  ....1.2m for 5 years
Station 1    ....1m for 5 years
Hailam Kopitiam 450k (half year ago)
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In the above, do you mean franchise fees alone is 1.2m for papa rich and that only for 5 years? After that?
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QUOTE(clivengu @ Apr 22 2010, 04:54 AM)
Nope I have 0 % knowledge in business. And my family and friends never involve in similar field. I do a bit of googling and survey seems and I find that I'm very interested in thr subway franchise. It seems to have lower franchise fees and the system I find is easier to manage. Training and other support will b given. To me, it seems to b a more realistic n possible to have a smaller scale business like this , compare to McDonald's etc giant one. Even small... but it will still require up to rm 300k ++ to start running the business. Will require bank loan of course... up to 70% ... if all goes well the final question is... will it earn ? 

If monthly couldn't earn more than rm 8 to 10k ( after deduct all others rental, loyalty fee , salary etc & bank loan!) I don't see the point of starting the franchise . How do u find?
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clivengu,

I have absolutely NO passion in the food industry, so I think I am not suitable to comment on the franchise. Regarding the other issues, I have replied in your thread.

QUOTE(constant @ Apr 22 2010, 09:59 AM)
In the above, do you mean franchise fees alone is 1.2m for papa rich and that only for 5 years? After that?
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constant,

Usually, franchise license is only valid for a few years (as agreed), but you will have the option of renewing it upon expiry. The reason for that is for them to evaluate your performance (to keep the standard of their businesses).

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