I have 60K & I want to get a business loan for 225k to start a fast food franchise.?
Are there any loans that I can get with a bad credit score?
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Advance Fee
Just as the name suggests, Advance Fee Fraud is a specialized fraud committed using fake claims, identities, positions and in most cases, enticing, but non-existent proposals. Victims are made to pay money in “advance” before the “deal” is done – hence the name ‘Advance Fee Fraud. In an attempt to tackle the malaise, the Federal Government of Nigeria through provisions in Section 419 of the Criminal Code came up with punitive measures to deter and punish offenders.The Advance Fee Fraud section deal mainly with cases of advance fee fraud(commonly called 419) such as obtaining by false pretence through different fraudulent schemes e.g. contract scam, credit card scam, inheritance scam, job scam, lottery scam, “wash wash” scam (money washing scam), marriage scam. Immigration scam, counterfeiting and religious scam. It also investigates cyber crime cases
This section is mandated to handle all fraud cases emanating from Banks and Financial institutions. Such matters include Counterfeiting, Illegal charge transfers, Issuance of dud Cheques, Fraudulent encashment of negotiable instruments, Foreign exchange malpractices and other financial malpractices in Banks and other financial institutions.
This is the real NUHU RIBADU = notice his email address which is nothing like yours, and the list of businesses you forwarded are all under investorgation
NUHU RIBADU
No5 Fomella Street, Off Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent
Wuse II
Abuja
info@efccnigeria.org
+234 9 6441000
Legal Unit 1 Ibrahim Taiwo Road Aso Rock Villa PMB 166 FCT Abuja. Tel: + 234 9 3148070-74 + 234 9 3141791 + 234 9 6717419 Fax: + 234 9 3148074 E-mail: info@efccnigeria.org
Nuhu Ribadu was born November 21, 1960. He graduated from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria, and proceeded to the Nigerian Law School where he was called to the bar in 1984. He joined the Nigeria Police in 1986, and rose to become Head of the Legal and Prosecution Department, Force Headquarters, Abuja. After years of meritorious service to the Nigeria Police, he was appointed the pioneer Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in April, 2003.
Executive chairman EFCC
Mr. Ribadu is a recipient of several awards as a police officer, prosecutor and Chairman, EFCC, which includes the Inspector General of Police Awards in 1997, 1998 and 2000 and the Special Commendation of Mr. President in 2005, for the successful prosecution of several advance fee fraud, banking fraud and sundry economic crime cases. He was also specially commended by the Accountant General of the Federation for successfully prosecuting some corrupt public servants in 1999. He was also nominated the Man of the Year by the Sun Newspaper in 2005.
He was a key member of the Economic Management Team that initiated and drove the wide ranging public sector reforms, which laid the foundations for the socio-economic rejuvenation of Nigeria.
Mr. Ribadu has been widely acknowledged as bringing to his job, a deep passion and an unquestionable sense of patriotism. He is committed to making EFCC the reference Law Enforcement Agency on the continent. He has gained a reputation of being a foremost and respected anti-corruption crusader in the world. In recognition of his modest achievements in that direction, he was promoted Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIG), by the President in March 2007.
He recently completed an LLM degree thesis on the jurisprudence of Corruption in Nigeria at the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria, in fulfillment of the requirements for the award of Master of Law.
Mr. Ribadu’s modest achievements in EFCC, most notable amongst which are the de-listing of Nigeria from the FATF list of Non-Cooperative Countries & Territories, admission of Nigeria into the Egmont Group and the withdrawal of the US Treasury advisory on Nigeria on the FINCEN. He has also attracted donor support from the European Union (EU), UNDP, UNODC, World Bank and a host of others running into millions of US Dollars and led to collaborative efforts with the FBI, SOCA, Metropolitan Police, Dutch Police, German Police, South African Police and a host of other Law Enforcement Agencies the world over.
**** (1) Check to see if Business is Regisitered
**** (2) Check there email if it is a free email then it is SCAM
**** (3) Do Not send any MONEY – What SO EVER
**** (4) REPORT THEM
What do I need in order to own a Franchise restaurant, except for the money?
I just wanted to know what is needed in order to be able to own a restaurant/fast food restaurant. Im not talking about the money. Is there any certifications that you need? License? Also what are the duties of a Fast Food restaurant owner? ( i.e. A McDonalds owner)
As far as I know there aren’t any certifications that you need to own a restaurant franchise although any business/management qualifications you do have could be of use. You will most likely be provided with training by the franchising company.
Your duties as a fast food restaurant owner will include hiring staff, marketing, buying stock and other day to day tasks.
How much does popular SoCal’s Mexican Fast Food restaurant El Gallo Giro franchise cost?
This fast food chain in Southern California is always packed with customers and the food is good. I just moved to Colorado (Denver) and there aren’t any restaurants like this here. I’m sure purchasing a franchise here would be a huge success, especially with the lack of decent Mexican restaurants in the area. What would this type of franchise cost and what would I need to do? Thanks
How about this, once you have your $500K, then let me know I can send you to better direction to invest, much secure and return you investment faster as well.
how do find out who owns franchise fast food establishments and who is owners of small food establishments?
Have been searching for owners info via online for state of California. Been checking search engines and checked BBB and not listed, and food is not apart of consumer affairs. Any suggestions?
needtoknow makes a good point. My preferred m.o. (besides contacting the local Chamber of Commerce) is to go to the restaurant in question. If it’s a conscious owner, he/she will likely be working there, and will likely stand out as being the friendliest, most social, etc. Granted, this is a bit altruistic as many restaurant owners are not people people, or do not care enough to actually be in the store. If that fails, just ask a manager, they should know.
How can you save up enough money for a fast food restaurant franchise?
Why would you? Most fast food giants now will not allow someone to have a franchise in a market theyd consider to be extremely profitable. They require an obscene amount of money to start, and then about half of them go belly up!
If you can save $1,000,000 that McDonalds (and others) require, why would you NEED to get into the fast food business?
Real Estate is still the safest way to build wealth, and while many people talk about the headaches that go with being a landlord, they are nothing compared to being the owner of a fast food joint. If you want to save up $1,000,000, become a real estate investor. Once you have the money you need, ask yourself if you still want to flip burgers!
What do you think is the most popular/best food franchise where you live.?
It could be a coffee shop or fast food or restuarant..
Cheesecake Factory. Food and desserts (cheesecake included) are beyond amazing.
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http://www.franchisenewsblog.info/ What do I need to open up a fast food franchise?? White Castle?
I don’t have a business background yet. I’m working on a marketing degree. I don’t make much money. I’m just a regular dude who loves White Castle food but there is not one in my city or my state. But if we had one here, I think it would do really well. And I’m serious about persuing this. What would I need, to know, to have, etc….etc. What steps should I take?
Go to a newsstand and look for a copy of Franchise Times magazine. I think I saw the requirements for different franchises in there.
Better yet, contact White Castle, and get the information first hand from the source.