Just got out of the Navy and decided to start a busines, rather than taking orders form some big headed boss. I was a painter on base, so I know anout painting, we had the very best equipment at all times. After days of research I found Paint Bull, seemed pretty ease, they are supposed to traine everyone, so I sent in the frnchise money, and got the very welcoming email from president Greg Laube. Following that I had to sign the contrct, I should have ran it past the legal team available to me through the Navy, but didn't.
Tim Allery whose convincing calls about how great the market is and how small the initial investment is. He convinced me the support was excellent, of course, and that I would have everything I needed to profit.
15K later, I found out that there is NO market and that training and support, if you want to call it that, is minimal at best! THe stuff they are calling training I learned in High School. THERE IS NO WAY TO PROFIT FROM PAINT BULL'S FRANCHISE!
It's in the hands of my attorney now. I should have been more cautious. All the references had exactly the same story, I guessing they got paid when I signed the contract. Now I have no choice, I have to work for some pain in the as boss.
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