Hans
Mona Vale,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, April 30, 2010
I was a victim of this franchise scheme myself. Spent all my savings on a franchise and had to do all the work myself.
Everything they promised (support, expertise, tools) didn't exist. It was desiged to suck money into the system and give nothing in return.
And they still managed to go belly up.
I can't understand how these people can still open businesses and operate in Australia despite all the wrong they made. Unbelievable.
Never get close or do business with Didier Grossemy and his friends.
Another ripped off.
Sydney
Sydney,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, October 18, 2008
I am sure you are in the same camp as the rest of us now. Its obvious that Mark James Pallister did not warn you that he was going bust and you only found out when the phones where disconnected and the website went down. Join the club...dont try to get your money back because these guy's have set their businesses up so you either cannot afford to sue them or they have no assets in Australia.
Happy Licensee
Millers Point,#4Consumer Comment
Mon, May 19, 2008
I am a very happy Licensee of Zoogle Interactive and cant believe how many innaccuracies have been told in this report which is obviously from a competitor or disgruntled person who wants to be anonymous to avoid being held accountable for their lies. I was originally misled into entering into a License by Didier Grossemy and Zebra Interactive. Maybe not misled, but promised a lot which did not come to fruition. Some time last year I was advised that Zebra was being bought by Zoogle Interactive, after a number of problems similar to mine had been experienced by other people who had dealt with Didier Grossemy. I arranged to meet with Mark Pallister and Mr Unterweger and they confirmed they would abide by the conditions of my original agreement with Zebra Interactive and they have done so, and exceeded these in my view. I am very happy and have a very good business. I do not believe either man had a business relationship with Mr Grossemy as very shortly after I met with these men they terminated any relationship with Mr Grossemy who has started his own business, and had the audacity to email me to follow him. I am not completely sure but I believe some problem with Zebra Interactive, or Mr Grossemy stopped the sale from being concluded, but in any event the business of Zoogle has continued and although I believe two original licensees are not happy i know many who are.