Which of the following should make a potential franchisee suspicious about a franchiser's honesty?

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If a franchiser claims that the franchise contract is a standard agreement and there is no need to read it or have an attorney look it over, it suggests that they may be trying to hide certain terms or conditions that may not be in the franchisee's best interest. Therefore, this should make a potential franchisee suspicious about the franchiser's honesty. Choices B, C, and D are common practices in franchising and may not necessarily indicate dishonesty.

Which of the Following Should Make a Potential Franchisee Suspicious