[thegrocerylady.com]

TheGroceryLady.com only costs $30 for start up. I've looked around and found the comparison prices to be throught the roof. This is a work from home business that works.

[janethomas]

Originally Posted by thegrocerylady.com

TheGroceryLady.com only costs $30 for start up. I've looked around and found the comparison prices to be throught the roof. This is a work from home business that works.

Wow !
You have a great deal there. I think the start up amount is really little and it sure is a great way to have that extra income.
Thanks for sharing.

[baconmarius]

That sounds a really low cost in taking franchise. As per my knowledge there must be some other hidden cost included in it. Before joining I suggest you to check for hidden cost and ask for full detail regarding cost.

[xukaxuka3]

Originally Posted by baconmarius

That sounds a really low cost in taking franchise. As per my knowledge there must be some other hidden cost included in it. Before joining I suggest you to check for hidden cost and ask for full detail regarding cost.

Absolutely agree.

[flintheart]

That's true. They may include some other costs afterwards. It is better to check everything before you go for it.

[nashg]

$30 seems like a good initial investment for a franchise. Thanks for the link, I shall check it out.

[John12]

The start up cost seems really low... but I also feel that there must be some other hidden costs. I will suggest everyone interested in this franchise opportunity to do a thorough research on it first before investing.

[jacksmith]

Originally Posted by John12

The start up cost seems really low... but I also feel that there must be some other hidden costs. I will suggest everyone interested in this franchise opportunity to do a thorough research on it first before investing.

hi, I think for franchise, the most important think it's not start up cost, maintainence cost or operation cost is usually more than that