Martial arts franchisor and former sales firm to pay $1.85 million in FTC settlement
The proposed settlements resolve FTC allegations of misleading franchise claims and Franchise Rule violations, the agency said.
- The FTC said Premier Franchising Group and former sales organization Franchise Fastlane will pay $1.85 million.
- The proposed settlements would let certain franchisees cancel agreements without penalty, according to the FTC.
The proposed terms include consumer payments and a cancellation option for some franchisees.
The FTC described the settlements as proposed; the source item provides no further timeline.
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The Federal Trade Commission announced proposed settlements with Premier Franchising Group LLC and Franchise Fastlane LLC, its former franchise sales organization. The agency alleged the companies made misleading representations about the Premier Martial Arts franchise opportunity and violated the Franchise Rule. The proposed settlements provide $1.85 million for injured consumers and allow certain franchisees to cancel their agreements without penalty, the FTC said.
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Martial arts franchisor and former sales firm to pay $1.85 million in FTC settlementFederal Trade Commission
The proposed settlements resolve FTC allegations of misleading franchise claims and Franchise Rule violations, the agency said.Federal Trade Commission
The FTC said Premier Franchising Group and former sales organization Franchise Fastlane will pay $1.85 million.Federal Trade Commission
The proposed settlements would let certain franchisees cancel agreements without penalty, according to the FTC.Federal Trade Commission
The proposed terms include consumer payments and a cancellation option for some franchisees.Federal Trade Commission
The FTC described the settlements as proposed; the source item provides no further timeline.Federal Trade Commission
The Federal Trade Commission announced proposed settlements with Premier Franchising Group LLC and Franchise Fastlane LLC, its former franchise sales organization.Federal Trade Commission
The agency alleged the companies made misleading representations about the Premier Martial Arts franchise opportunity and violated the Franchise Rule.Federal Trade Commission
The proposed settlements provide $1.85 million for injured consumers and allow certain franchisees to cancel their agreements without penalty, the FTC said.Federal Trade Commission