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re: Anyone own vending machines?
Posted on 12/9/22 at 7:42 am to Errant_Knight
Posted on 12/9/22 at 7:42 am to Errant_Knight
Thanks! Any specific machine models you recommend? Do owners typically do their own repairs on machines?
How do you typically approach businesses after you've identified them using D7 lead finder?
How do you typically approach businesses after you've identified them using D7 lead finder?
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Posted on 12/9/22 at 11:37 am to TheOcean
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Posted on 12/9/22 at 2:57 pm to TheOcean
This is going to seem stocker-ish but so be it, but aren't you a lawyer that claims to own multiple rental homes including a short term vacation home or two? And you are looking to own and restock vending machines?
Unless you have a lead on a place that is being built that could use a bunch of vending machines, my limited experience here is that there are people that do this already and they are hustlers so the chances of finding a location that's been around is slim to none. The money on vending machines is not enough to make it worth it unless you are planning on hustling hard. You will need to restock it routinely which is a PITA, an empty machine will piss off customers and turn people away.
Unless you have a lead on a place that is being built that could use a bunch of vending machines, my limited experience here is that there are people that do this already and they are hustlers so the chances of finding a location that's been around is slim to none. The money on vending machines is not enough to make it worth it unless you are planning on hustling hard. You will need to restock it routinely which is a PITA, an empty machine will piss off customers and turn people away.
Posted on 12/10/22 at 5:31 am to TheOcean
quote:Start here looking to see, stand up cans works the best for me
Any specific machine models you recommend?
quote:IF you are mechanically inclined it can save you hundreds if not thousands depending on the issues you run into, much like anything else.
Do owners typically do their own repairs on machines?
quote:Same you would with any business, go in and strike up a conversation with the employees and owners trying to find out what they like/don't like. The type of foot-traffic they get on a daily basis and if they would be interested in a partnership.
How do you typically approach businesses after you've identified them using D7 lead finder
If you don't know them personally they may ask for a rent fee or something to allow you to place the machine in their place of business. Sometimes they won't because it saves them time and they know their customers would use it.
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