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#1 MarkBVendingUSA

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Posted 05 March 2012 - 07:01 PM

Good evening forum my name is Mark B, I am starting a new and up and coming bulk candy / soda /snack placement service. I am offering members of this forum a price of $225 per machine installed.

How it works- our callers will set up appointments with businesses that are interested in a new service. We will contact you via email to see what day you can visit the business. Once you agree with the business for install you will pay us $225 per machine that will be installed

I would like to deal with realistic vendors. Please do not contact me asking us to find businesses with 50 - 500 employees. In this economy it is tough. We all can make money together but be realistic. Depending on our work load it may take a few weeks. But... you are not paying upfront so there should not be any problems.

If you are ready to start email me your name,email address,phone number , city/state with a good time to reach you. Also tell me how many machines you have ready and what commission you are paying to the biz,


I cannot accept any work orders if you do not pay a commission


We will need 5 - 10 cities to start finding your locations


Also send me a REALISTIC list of businesses you would like to place your machines


******* PLEASE CONTACT IF YOU ARE ONLY SERIOUS AND READY TO GET STARTED ********


I accept PAYPAL,DEBIT OR CREDIT CARDS ONLY !


Website is coming soon !



Mark Bryant
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Posted 05 March 2012 - 10:41 PM

Do you have any references???
What experience do you have in vending?
What type of accounts do you solicit?
Do you offer a revenue guarantee per location?
What happens if it is a bad account?
Why is commission necessary for you to solicit accounts?
What exactly does "realistic" mean? Can you give an example of what you consider a "realistic" account?

#3 JACKS VENDING

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Posted 05 March 2012 - 11:09 PM

I wonder how realistic his locations are? His picture doesnt look realistic. Also lets get realistic about stop spamming this forum. Sounds like a scam to me. :)

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Posted 05 March 2012 - 11:44 PM

What's with all the advertising by new companies on this forum? China wants to sell ice machines to us and locators want to locate for us.... Genesis will have combo machine specials next week. :)

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Posted 06 March 2012 - 12:26 AM

What's with all the advertising by new companies on this forum? China wants to sell ice machines to us and locators want to locate for us.... Genesis will have combo machine specials next week. :)


I was trying to be nice. :)

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Posted 06 March 2012 - 12:29 AM

I wonder how realistic his locations are? His picture doesnt look realistic. Also lets get realistic about stop spamming this forum. Sounds like a scam to me. :)


:)

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Posted 06 March 2012 - 02:07 AM

Good evening forum my name is Mark B, I am starting a new and up and coming bulk candy / soda /snack placement service. I am offering members of this forum a price of $225 per machine installed.

How it works- our callers will set up appointments with businesses that are interested in a new service. We will contact you via email to see what day you can visit the business. Once you agree with the business for install you will pay us $225 per machine that will be installed

I would like to deal with realistic vendors. Please do not contact me asking us to find businesses with 50 - 500 employees. In this economy it is tough. We all can make money together but be realistic. Depending on our work load it may take a few weeks. But... you are not paying upfront so there should not be any problems.

If you are ready to start email me your name,email address,phone number , city/state with a good time to reach you. Also tell me how many machines you have ready and what commission you are paying to the biz,


I cannot accept any work orders if you do not pay a commission


We will need 5 - 10 cities to start finding your locations


Also send me a REALISTIC list of businesses you would like to place your machines


******* PLEASE CONTACT IF YOU ARE ONLY SERIOUS AND READY TO GET STARTED ********


I accept PAYPAL,DEBIT OR CREDIT CARDS ONLY !


Website is coming soon !



Mark Bryant
Markbryant85@hotmail.com


If you are a real business and can do a good job/work, then I wish you the best of luck. I know that many vendors don't use locators, because they tend to be scam jobs. RJT is the ONLY locator that I've ever heard or, talked to, or seen reviews about that I liked. If I ever paid anyone to go out and get accounts for me, it would be him, and him only.

I have located for myself since I started vending. I probably won't change too much from that. I realize some people may not be able to interact with others well enough to land accounts, that's where locators and people like Robert (RJT) can help. I don't really have that problem thankfully, and so would only hire a locator if I was to busy to go out and labd accounts myself.

But you have to know what you are doing, and have been a vendor before, and be good with people, and be honest. MOST locators aren't.

#8 H4UV

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Posted 06 March 2012 - 02:11 AM

BTW, I, as well as most vendors I know, walk away from an account without a second thought if they ask for a commission. Its rarely worth the trouble. I don't pay a cent of commission to any of my accounts, and I never have. Sounds like you are offering commissions to sweeten the deal with the accounts. Those types of places aren't good accounts. You need to be able to win them with salesmanship, not extras that will cost the vendor money down the road.

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Posted 07 March 2012 - 10:33 PM

Less than 50 people and commissions on top? I don't need to pay someone to find crappy locations for me. I am an expert at doing that myself. :D