Required by the Federal Trade Commission · 16 C.F.R. Part 437

Disclosure of Important Information About the AMBS Studio Business Opportunity

Read this before you pay anyone anything. By law we must give it to you at least seven calendar days before you sign a contract or hand over money.

⚠ AMBS Studio is not selling anything right now

Nothing on this site is for sale. AMBS Studio charges no fee, has no checkout, takes no payment, and makes no earnings claim of any kind. The FTC's Business Opportunity Rule is triggered by a required payment combined with certain representations; with no payment and no earnings claim, there is currently nothing here for it to attach to.

This document is kept on file, unfinished, for the day that changes. If AMBS ever does start selling a business opportunity, this disclosure must be completed by an attorney and put in your hands seven calendar days before you pay a cent. Read it as a statement of what we would owe you — not as a live offer.

⚠ DRAFT — do not rely on this document yet

This is an unfinished draft pending review by AMBS Studio's attorney. Sections marked in yellow are facts AMBS has not yet supplied, and the Federal Trade Commission requires this disclosure to be made on the form it publishes (Appendix A to Part 437). Until an attorney has completed and approved it, this document is not a legally sufficient disclosure and no sale should be made in reliance on it.

If you are a prospective buyer reading this: that warning is for us, not you. Treat everything below as information we are giving you in good faith, and ask us anything that is unclear before you spend a dollar.

Document version: draft-2026-07-12 · Prepared: July 12, 2026

Your seven days. The FTC's Business Opportunity Rule gives you a mandatory waiting period. We must put this document in your hands, and then wait at least seven (7) calendar days before you can sign anything or pay us anything. Our checkout is locked for those seven days — not as a formality, but in the software itself. Nobody at AMBS can unlock it early, and you should not trust any seller who offers to.

Item 1 — Who you would be buying from

Legal name of the seller [REQUIRED — KING TO SUPPLY: the exact registered legal entity name, e.g. "AMBS Studio LLC", plus any other names it does business under (d/b/a) and any former names used in the last 10 years.]
Principal business address [REQUIRED — KING TO SUPPLY: the street address of the seller's principal place of business. A P.O. box is NOT sufficient under the Rule.]
Telephone number [REQUIRED — KING TO SUPPLY: a working business telephone number.]
Salesperson who gave you this document [REQUIRED — KING TO SUPPLY: name of the individual salesperson. For an online-only sale this is normally the principal. This must be filled in per prospect.]
Date this document was given to you Recorded automatically when we delivered it to you. It is shown in your account, and it is the date your seven-day clock started.

Business experience of the principals

[REQUIRED — KING TO SUPPLY: for each principal/officer/director/sales-manager, the last 10 years of business experience — employer, role, dates. The Rule exists so a buyer can judge whether the people selling the opportunity have ever actually run one.]

Item 2 — Earnings claims

Does the seller make an earnings claim?

[   ] YES    [ X ] NO

AMBS Studio makes no earnings claim. We do not state, imply, or suggest an amount of money you would make — not a range, not an average, not a "designed to earn" target, not an "up to" figure. An earlier version of our marketing published a monthly income range taken from our internal planning documents. We removed it, because we have no measured customer results to substantiate it, and an unsubstantiated earnings claim should not be made at all. Because no earnings claim is made, no Earnings Claim Statement is required or attached.

If you ever see an income figure in AMBS marketing, treat it as an error and tell us. Email ambsstudio1@gmail.com and we will take it down.

Item 3 — Legal actions

The Rule requires the seller to tell you whether the seller, its affiliates, or any of its officers, directors, sales managers, or anyone with responsibilities relating to the sale of business opportunities has, in the 10 years before this document was given to you, been the subject of a civil or criminal action involving misrepresentation, fraud, violation of securities law, or an unfair or deceptive practice (including any violation of an FTC rule or order).

Are there any such legal actions?

[   ] YES    [   ] NO

[REQUIRED — KING TO SUPPLY: check YES or NO truthfully. If YES, attach a list of every such action: the full case name, case number, court, and the date filed. If NO, King must be able to stand behind that answer for HIMSELF and for every officer, director, sales manager, and affiliate — not just the company. Answering this one wrong is itself a Rule violation.]

Item 4 — Cancellation and refund policy

Does the seller offer a refund or the right to cancel?

[   ] YES    [   ] NO

[REQUIRED — KING TO SUPPLY: the real, current cancellation/refund policy for the thing being sold, stated exactly. AMBS has a refund page (refund.html) — the attorney must confirm that page and this Item say the SAME thing, because a disclosure that contradicts the terms of sale is worse than no disclosure. If there is NO refund, the honest answer here is NO, and it must be checked NO.]

If the answer is YES, the Rule requires the full policy to be attached to this document, and any material limits on it (time limits, conditions, restocking or setup fees withheld, partial refunds) must be stated plainly here rather than buried elsewhere.

Item 5 — References: people who bought before you

The Rule requires the seller to give you a list of prior purchasers so that you can call them and ask what really happened. Specifically: the 10 purchasers nearest to you, by name, city and state, and telephone number. If the seller has sold to fewer than 10 people in the past three years, it must list all of them.

[REQUIRED — KING TO SUPPLY: the reference list. If AMBS has NOT yet sold this business opportunity to anyone, the honest disclosure is that there are no prior purchasers and the list is empty — say so plainly. Do not pad it with beta testers, friends, or the founder's own accounts.]

Notice to you: if you buy a business opportunity from AMBS Studio, your name, city, state, and telephone number can be disclosed in the future to other prospective buyers on a list exactly like this one.

Our advice, sincerely: call them. Ask what they paid, what they actually earn, how much work it really takes, and whether they would do it again. A seller who does not want you making those calls is telling you something.

Attachment A — Earnings Claim Statement

Not applicable. §437.4 requires an Earnings Claim Statement only when the seller makes an earnings claim. AMBS Studio makes none.

There is no earnings claim, so there is no Earnings Claim Statement. AMBS Studio does not tell you what you would earn. We removed the income range that used to appear in our marketing rather than dress it up, because we cannot substantiate it with real customer results — and under the Rule, an earnings claim without a reasonable basis and written substantiation is one you have no business making.

If that ever changes — if AMBS starts selling and starts publishing an income figure — this Attachment must be completed in full before a single dollar is taken: the exact claim in the exact words used, the period it covers, the number and percentage of buyers who actually achieved it, and how those buyers differed from you. Written substantiation must be handed to you free, on request, before you pay.

What you should assume in the meantime. Most people who start a business do not reach any particular income level, and some earn nothing at all. Any results would depend on your own effort, your market, your capital, and luck — things AMBS does not control and will not promise. See our Income Disclaimer.

Attachment B — Legal actions list

[REQUIRED — KING TO SUPPLY: if Item 3 is answered YES, the itemised list of actions (case name, number, court, date filed) goes here. If Item 3 is NO, this attachment reads "None."]

Attachment C — Cancellation / refund policy

[REQUIRED — KING TO SUPPLY: if Item 4 is answered YES, the full text of the refund/cancellation policy goes here, and it must match refund.html and the Terms of Sale word for word.]

Attachment D — References (prior purchasers)

NameCity, StateTelephone
[REQUIRED — KING TO SUPPLY: the 10 nearest prior purchasers, or all of them if fewer than 10 in the last three years. If there are none, this table must say "No prior purchasers." Truthfully.]

Receipt

Keep the second copy for your records. The Rule requires the seller to give you two copies of this receipt, and requires the seller to keep the one you sign.

By signing below, I acknowledge that I received the AMBS Studio Disclosure Document on the date shown, and that I understand:

  • I do not have to buy anything, and signing this receipt does not obligate me to buy anything.
  • AMBS Studio cannot take any money from me, and I cannot sign a contract, for at least seven (7) calendar days after the date below.
  • AMBS makes no earnings claim — it has told me nothing about what I would earn, and I am not relying on any such figure.
  • This document is currently a draft under attorney review and is not yet complete.

Date the documents were delivered to me: (recorded in your AMBS account)

Signature of prospective purchaser
Printed name
Date signed

If you are buying online: you sign this receipt inside your AMBS Studio account by typing your full name on the disclosure screen. We record your name, the date, and the time. That signed receipt — and the seven-day clock it starts — is enforced by our checkout software, not by our good intentions: our payment system will refuse the charge until the seven days have passed.

Questions, complaints, and where to check us out

Ask us anything before you buy: ambsstudio1@gmail.com.

You can also check on a seller, or report one, with the Federal Trade Commission at ReportFraud.ftc.gov, with your state Attorney General, or with your local Better Business Bureau. We would rather you check than guess.

Note for AMBS (not for the buyer): this page is a draft template. It is not legal advice, and neither the person nor the software that drafted it is a lawyer. Have a qualified attorney complete every yellow block, confirm the FTC's prescribed form language (Appendix A to 16 C.F.R. Part 437), and confirm whether the Rule applies at all — before switching the disclosure gate live. The gate itself is already built: FTC_BIZOP_DISCLOSURE_REQUIRED.