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[Red Bear Vending]

Hello,

I am new to vending and I have been researching vending machines to purchase. I was wondering if anyone has vending machines from a company called eVending.com? This company is 80 years old and they tell me their machines are american made in Iowa. Are they a good company? What can anyone tell me about this company? Thank you! Jacque

[cwdist]

Hello,

I am new to vending and I have been researching vending machines to purchase. I was wondering if anyone has vending machines from a company called eVending.com? This company is 80 years old and they tell me their machines are american made in Iowa. Are they a good company? What can anyone tell me about this company? Thank you! Jacque

It's better to get full size machines.
You can get good prices on refurbished machines.

http://www.southernequipmentsales.com/ (I've bought machines from in the past)
http://www.vendingworld.com/ (I've bought parts from)
http://www.vendweb.com/index.htm (I've got information from)
http://www.dsvendinginc.com/ I've got information from)

And there are many others out there.

Good Luck,
Charles

[coldsmoke]

Also have similar interest in the Evending Futura. Seems to be a great combo machine for office cafeteria settings? if anyone have used one please inform us your thoughts! thanks

[RJT]

Also have similar interest in the Evending Futura. Seems to be a great combo machine for office cafeteria settings? if anyone have used one please inform us your thoughts! thanks

I have said it and I will say it again, these are NOT good machines. NO professional vending company uses these machines.

[For The Kids Vending]

RJT sounds like he is speaking from experience. If you can find one used (I'm talking $600 used her) then maybe, but dropping $3k on these are out of the question. You can get a late model full sized snack & drink machines for under $2k if you go through the classifieds. Cheaper if you go for older machines.