The NY Bagel Café franchise location in Middletown, NJ was reportedly used as a sales tool for this controversial bagel franchise. Even though it’s listed as open on the NY Bagel Café website, it’s now part of the new Gem’s House of Bagels franchise chain.
(UnhappyFranchisee.Com) The NY Bagel Café in Middletown, NJ was where controversial franchise salesman once charmed prospective franchise owners into parting with their hard-earned money.
Some alleged victims claimed that the franchise owner, John Caristi, had been on hand to provide positive encouragement and his endorsement of the franchise.
The victims allege that NY Bagel salesman Dennis Mason (who used the name Denis Maason and other aliases) wooed them with fraudulent documents and misrepresentations, took their money, but never delivered on the financing he and Joe Smith had promised.
When they asked for their franchise fees back, as was promised in their contracts, Mason and Smith refused.
It turns out that franchisees John Caristi and Debra Caristi may have been receiving as much as $3,000 for each franchise he helped sell.
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