Sometimes Spouse is a home services cleaning and repair franchise based in Waco, Texas offered by Max Ogle and Christy Ogle. All of the Sometimes Spouse franchisees have failed and lost their money. You can read about it
Christy Ogle filed for Bankruptcy in January, 2020
The couple that holds themselves up as business start-up gurus claim that they are $1.6M in debt. Their “business empire” has $5,000 in the bank and its only asset is a $20 office chair.
Max & Christy Ogle Lawsuits
Numerous Lawsuits by Franchisees & Partners Christy Ogle & Max Ogle have been sued by more than 10 former franchisees and business partners in 4 separate lawsuits.
Sometimes Spouse Fake Facebook Pages & Phony Reviews
Fake Facebook Pages Christy Ogle broadcasts these messages using about 50 Facebook pages (for fake or defunct Sometimes Spouse office locations), Youtube, Instagram, TikTok and more.
Christy Ogle Sometimes Spouse Deceptive Website
False Location List As of 4/30/20, their Sometimes Spouse website contained a location guide and map showing 40+ non-existent office locations.
Many of these supposedly franchised offices have no address or use the addresses of UPS Stores or Postnet mail drops to give the illusion of actual locations.
Christy Ogle Potential Bankruptcy Fraud
In this post, it asks Will This Waco Couple Get Away With Fraud? Watchdog Website Needs Your Help.
The victims allege that Christy Ogle & Max Ogle, who have been sued by more than 10 franchisees and partners in at least 4 lawsuits, provided false information to the U.S. bankruptcy court in an effort to wipe away $1.6M the couple owe their creditors, including those who have court-ordered judgements.
Unhappy Franchisee publisher Sean Kelly has established a GoFundMe Campaign to cover time and expenses in researching, documenting, preparing and submitting a report to the Department of Justice requesting denial of the Ogle’s Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition and requesting an investigation into allegations of criminal bankruptcy fraud and perjury.
UnhappyFranchisee.Com’s investigation has already uncovered some compelling evidence that the Ogle’s may have made false or incomplete representations in their initial bankruptcy filing 1/28/20 to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Western District of Texas. The investigation has also yielded compelling evidence that both Christy Ogle and Max Ogle knowingly made false statements, under oath, in an official hearing conducted via teleconference on April 17, 2020.
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