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The Rameshwaram Cafe warns against fake franchise offers, fraudulent agreements

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Rameshwaram Cafe warns public against fake franchise offers - franchise fraud alert notice.

Bengaluru: Bengaluru-based The Rameshwaram Cafe has warned the public against fake franchise offers and agreements, cautioning entrepreneurs from falling prey to such tactics.

In a post on social media, the popular South Indian food chain clarified that it doesn’t offer franchises via agents, intermediaries or unsolicited emails. It also warned people against proposals that demand money in advance in exchange for a franchise.

It also clarified that discussions regarding franchises are held with the company’s chief executive officer (CEO) and managing director (MD) via official communication. Interested investors were requested to verify the authenticity of such offers before proceeding with agreements or financial transactions.

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To create awareness regarding fraudulent claims, The Rameshwaram Cafe shared an example of a fake franchise agreement on Instagram.

This step was taken to help potential investors identify suspicious documents and avoid being misled by those attempting to misuse the brand’s reputation.

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