1. After selecting the project, add the word liar at the end of the project to see how many complaints there are.
If you visit a company, you should see their factory (if not, you should know).
3. See if there is a local direct store (there must be at least two relevant regulations). . ) If not. ....
Look at their production workshops and warehouses (no matter how far away, I would rather pay more for the car than be cheated)
5. Let them communicate with franchisees all over the world by telephone (be careful if you want to protect privacy and be afraid of competition). More communication can find problems.
6. Check the trademark website. If their trademark is not registered, I don't need to say it.
7. Don't be fooled by what they say about returning all kinds of fees!
8. Don't rush to join, learn more and ask more questions to find the problem.
9. When signing a contract, we must pay attention to clearly defining what they promise, even if what they say is tempting, it is useless. Can you try to ask them if they can change the contract? Add a few agreements or something. (If they say this is a business contract and cannot be modified at all, be careful, because the Ministry of Commerce stipulates that the contract can be modified through consultation between the two parties. ) Pay attention to their legal responsibilities! This way, even if there are problems in the future, it is easy to discuss. . . . . . . . . . . . .