How to start a vending machine business?

Here's the WRONG way to start.
- Answer an ad in a business opportunity magazine, watch a glossy videotape or attend a vending business opportunity seminar.
- Listen to slick salespersons hype on and on about making money while golfing or sleeping.
- Be complimented that the business opportunity guys have chosen you for a limited "marketing territory".
-Gladly overpay too much money for a few average vending machines without doing any sort of comparison shopping.
- Go into big debt before learning anything about actually operating a vending machine business.
- Take every word the vending business opportunity salesperson says as gospel and don't question anything.
- Get VERY disappointed in a few weeks and desperately try to sell your machines to cut your losses.
- Tell everyone you know that there is no money in the vending business.

Unfortunately, this is what most new vendors do.

We started out the wrong way. If we only knew then what we know now we could have become profitable quicker. We learned how to start a vending business long after we were in it. Learn the business. Learn from others mistakes. Start small and grow. That's how to start a vending machine business.

I have written a FREE report entitled "Vending's Dirty Little Secret". To get your copy of this insider information that the majority of vending machines salespeople don't want you to know click here to get the FREE report!

If you would like to read more about how Patti and I started off completely the wrong way and still built a profitable vending company click here

- Rob Farnham (author of "Small Change, Vending Insider Secrets Revealed")
An actual owner/operator of a full line, full time vending business for many years!

Testimonial Hi Uncle Rob! I wanted to let you know I really enjoyed the information in your book. It was very helpful and easy to understand. I am just getting into vending and I almost bought one those "business opportunities" the only reason I didn't is because I refused to go into debt for something I did not have to. They would not sell me one machine they wanted to sell me at least 10 "so I would be profitable." Ha! Its not profitable or smart to pay high interest rates. The resources you gave where very helpful and I really appreciate you sharing your experience with me. I love to learn from other peoples mistakes so I can make new and inventive mistakes of my own :-) lol Any way I just wanted to tell you I did not have any problems downloading and reading your information. It was easy and it was great! Thanks Again, Jenny ..(email on file)

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Today's Vending Business Tip If you are considering buying an electronic machine make sure it is has "multi-price" capable. Being able to offer different pricing in snack and soda machines allows you more flexibility in product selection (and profits).

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Vending machine business news;

Business news in brief (Holmen Courier)
Here is a selection of business news tidbits from this week's paper and possibly some news items that didn't make it into the paper.

Post office getting rid of stamp machines (The York Dispatch)
The U.S. Postal Service is removing all of its stamp vending machines from post offices nationwide, drawing ire from some area customers who said they liked to use the machines after lobby hours or to avoid long lines during business hours.

Police reports from local municipalities (Miami Herald)
MIAMI GARDENS A burglar stole jewelry, a computer, two cameras and other items after prying open a door at an apartment in the 18800 block of Northwest 44th Court between midnight and 5:15 p.m. July 8. The stolen items were valued at $4,625. Damage was estimated at $400.

Philip Morris International Inc. (PMI) Reports 2008 Second-Quarter Results (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
NEW YORK----Regulatory News:

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How To Start A Vending Machine Business