Franchising Since:
1985
Franchise Units:
313
Cash Investment:
$15K
Total Investments:
$138,800 to $200,050
Royalty Fee Rate:
6%
Financing Available:
Yes
Major Clients:
Confidential
Revenue:
$10 million - $50 million
Year Founded:
1985
Pricing:
Unknown
Fulltime Employees:
250 - 500
Primary Services:
Business Service Franchises, Mail Service Franchises
Secondary Services:
Services General Franchises

Franchising Since:
1985
Franchise Units:
313
Cash Investment:
$15K
Total Investments:
$138,800 to $200,050
Royalty Fee Rate:
6%
Financing Available:
Yes
Major Clients:
Confidential
Year Founded:
1985
Fulltime Employees:
250 - 500
Active Clients:
Client Retention Rate:
%
Revenue:
$10 million - $50 million
Pricing:
Unknown
Primary Services:
Business Service Franchises, Mail Service Franchises, Business Service Franchises, Mail Service Franchises
Secondary Services:
Services General Franchises
Social:

About - Postal Annex

Jack Lentz, Founder

7580 Metropolitan Drive Suite 200 | San Diego, California, 92108

The mission of Annex Brands, Inc., is to develop a global network of retail and commercially-located franchised establishments to provide complete shipping and business-services solutions for consumers and business alike.

We accomplish this by offering transportation services from moving vans to freight shipping via air, land and sea. In addition, we also offer small package and document shipping via a choice of UPS, FedEx and USPS. We also serve the consumer and small-office, home-office user with a variety of business services including private mailbox rental, notary service, high-speed copying in black &

white and color, office supplies, web site/e-commerce services, faxing service, printing, stationery, rubber address stamps, key duplication, greeting cards and assorted gift item, all in a convenient, service-oriented environment.

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Shahed Ahmed

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February 18, 2019

Reviewed on Feb 18, 2019

Overall Feedback:

I am doing the training for my brother, who will open the store in NYC. It seems like they charge a lot for equipments and fixtures and throw you a big amount for shipping when you can get these things shipped to your store for free if you buy from 3rd party. If you buy a plastic flower from China for a buck they ship it to you for free. Amazon, Jet, Macys, Walmart, Overstock (furniturs) and other companies does free shipping for $35 purchase. I don't think it is a good idea to charge your franchisee a lot for 3rd party stuffs since they will generate a lot of revenue for you. I was thinking to open a 2nd franchise for me as well but I am little confused now. Will update the review when we open the store in couple of months.

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