Comments on: Failing Cuppy’s Coffee Franchisee Took to the Streets

By: Deon

Deon — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 04:13:49 +0000

I’m in the same boat as these guy’s. My wife and i bought into the hype. We put are $35.000 down on cart. This was back in april 2007 we were promised 6 week completion date . When we check into the CA cominsory in our area. There were no more than open lots with broken down icecream trunk in the back of gas station and repair shops. There was no way i would leave this over priced cart there. Not to mention put my wife and i at risk of dropping this cart late at night after events.We hav’nt got the cart are the refund we ask for.Im done this the crap,it’s lawyer time. Im also looking for others for a class-action.

By: Michael Webster

Michael Webster — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 02:17:02 +0000

Sean;

I saw one of these mobiles – looked pretty good against what you would normally see.

But, it looks like a pretty tough barrier to crack.

Good luck to them.

By: Carol Cross

Carol Cross — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 23:24:28 +0000

I sure wish the Patrick’s all the luck in the world with their mobile Cuppy’s concession. He or she is a Veteran and I’m sure Dale Nabors of Believe and Succeed Fame, Fran Synergy, will be giving them lots of comfort and good advice.

The Patriot Express Loan Initiative was developed to “honor” veterans and there would be no greater honor than a great success in their courageous efforts to save their investment in a Cuppy’s franchise.

Let’s hope they keep us advised of their progress and that the people of Richmond keep them busy serving up those delicious coffees and treats.

Carol

By: moneypenny

moneypenny — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 23:00:52 +0000

Hi Sean could do with a “cuppy” myself. but can’t get my butt outta the hot seat here. Im catching up in slowmotion on the blog off.
Missing your incisively crucial sense of “humore” over at DMW. give us a pun hun- go on!
moneypenny