New technology in vending machines is amazing.
There are now vending machines that allow you to download statistics on purchase and inventory without opening the machine. There are new machines that will allow customers to use debit and visa cards. There are new machines that can be hooked to the internet to inform the customer of any problems and product levels. Future technologies will include flash frozen machines and more smart features. I wonder what will happen to the 25cent turn vendor when cash is eliminated from our society (That's what the banks are working on).
Beware: before you spend too much money on a new vending machine I suggest you wait until the bugs are ironed out and the technology catches on. Don't get caught like the people who bought Beta vcr's. Technology will simplify our businesses in the future and the changes are being tested already.
I enjoy trying to anticipate what the will be showing at the next vending convention in terms of the new technology vending machines.
If you would like to learn more about the vending business before you invest your hard earned money in vending machines I suggest you read a FREE report I have written entitled "Vending's Dirty Little Secret". To find out some information most 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!
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Testimonial
Hi Rob,
I had just went to a biz-op show here in Phx. Az.[which by the way was just
that..["A SHOW"]...lol anyway when I heard what this guy wanted to charge
for these inferior machines I almost chocked!! Needless to say I did not stay
for the completion of the "SOAK SHOW!" See I'm like you Rob,I like keeping my
hard earned money in my pocket! So leaving a little dejected,I knew there was
a better way.And lo and behold I came accross your website. You said in your
ebook exactly what I went through at the show and gave me the answers that I
knew was somewhere out there. Again much thanks,I'll keep you up
to date on our success!!
Amy J
..(email on file)
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Today's Vending Business Tip
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Make sure that a location is aware you want to be their vending solution. We once walked into a snack/pop location we had serviced for years only to find a full size coffee machine right beside our equipment. When we asked why they didn't ask us to put a full size coffee machine in, they said, "Oh!, we didn't know you do coffee too!". (A costly mistake for us)
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