COMPLETE FRANCHISE DEAL AT www.footballvideos.com

A Complete Franshise deal with www.footballvideos.com is defined as follows.

1.  Franchisee must contact wdr@footballvideos.com and request a Franchise.

2.  WDR must approve all Franchise requests.

3.  Franchises are defined as "Games in which a particular school participated" Franchised through www.footballvideos.com 's Franchise Program.

4.  To see the list of Schools to Franchise through the www.footballvideos.com Franchise Program see this All Colleges that have ever played College Football .

5.  Your Franchise consists of a particular list of games in which the school you Franchise played.  By purchasing a franchise you buy a type of ownership of the sale of this list of a schools games through www.footballvideos.com .

6.  Every available Franchise comes with its own unique cost.

7.  Franchising through www.footballvideos.com requires an up front payment to www.footballvideos.com and then a monthly franchise fee.

8.  All Complete Franchise agreements are for a term of 10 to 20 years.  The monthly payment is made for the first 10 years.  After that, if the franchise achieves certain goals, there will be no monthly franchise fee for years 11 to 20 of the 20 year agreement.

9.  Every franchise/school comes with its own unique up front investment and subsequent monthly payment.  These amounts are determined by a proprietary valuing system defined by www.footballvideos.com .  The system takes into account factors such as...

     A.  Whether the school is a high school or a college.

     B.  What division the school plays in.

     C.  How many years the school,has been playing and how many games the school has played.

     E.  How many games www.footballvideos.com has already sold and a projection of how much income can be made from games yet to be sold.

10.  Basically, a franchisee is buying from the franchiser an opportunity to receive 50% of the income Bourne from a paricular client/ school of www.footballvideos.com, for a particular period of time.

11.  Every Complete Franchisee agreement will come with a specific promise to income such as $200,000, a commensurate promise that it will cost the franchisee to gain this income, maybe $20,000, and a net profit that can be expected from the franchise, maybe $180,000.  When you take into consideration that, in this example, the franchisee may have only spent $60,000 for the franchise, there is a $120,000 net profit in this deal to the franchisee.

12.  Individuals can own more than one franchise.

13.  Complete Franchisees first become Marketing and Sales Contractor Marketing and Sales Contractors for SPARX.  they must refer the school they want to Franchise to SPARX to be a client of SPARX.  Franchisee earns one dollar for every game the school they refer brings to SPARX.